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Fair warning...If you get into pcp's, just know it will be a money pit. You will get sick of hand pumping quickly and will want to buy a compressor. It is not a cheap hobby. If budget is tight, I would suggest getting a decent springer and scope with that money and avoid the rabbit hole...

I've never had good luck with Amazon shipping pellets...they always arrive loose in a box or bag with lots of damage to the pellets when opened. I was going to order some pellets from Pyramid Air, and at checkout, said delivery via amazon so I cancelled that order lol.

Was randomly looking at pellets on Pyramid air and saw this picture for the Crossman Premier Hollow Points.... Now granted, I have roughly 40 tins of the .22 500 ct of the old versions and they shoot great in almost all of my guns, but if this is an up to date picture of the quality of the new...

The more I read up on "dieseling" it makes sense and is likely the problem. I cleaned out the barrel last night and all the grease around the break mechanism (it was thick). I'll give it another try in the next day or two. Thanks for all of the advice.

Other that a rough tune, I have not had any issues. This is now one of my favorite compacts. I don't think you can beat it's size and weight. Following the tuning instructions in this thread (easiest gun I have to disassemble for tune), it now shoots excellent and I get 4 full mags out of it.

I really like the look and feel of this gun. I really wanted it in .22 but snoozed on what appeared to be the last 1 of .22 in stock at Pyramid Air. After regretting it for a few weeks, I went back to PA's website hoping there might be another .22 available, and noticed that now there was...

Just received a Falx today. I wasn't aware that these use 3d printed parts inside. Not quite sure how I feel about that or how I missed knowing this. I don't see anything on their site description that mentions this nor have I seen it mentioned in threads like this. Personally I probably would...

That one came off of my Benjamin Gunnar. It just got stuck one day so I had to replace it. It was quite the task of finding a correct one that fit.

I thought that looked familiar LOL. I guess I'm slightly less of a "man".

I've had good luck with the Westhunter scopes, which I believe are the same as the VV.

Are you having the same issue with the exact same model compressor? They are sending me a new cylinder head as well. Hopefully it just works and is a straightforward replacement. Not feeling very lucky at this point....

Pard was kind enough to send me a few at no charge.

...between these 3. The loudest was: Impulse 1350. 1st: 0db 160, Sumo, Snipe 2nd: Hugget Astille, Brocock and Tatsu tied 3rd: 0db 110 30 cal? (has 3***) 4th: 0db 110 .22? (has 1*) 5th: Impulse 1350 The 2 smaller 0db's were a bit of a surprise as I assumed the smaller of the 2 calibers would...

Getting ready to dig in... I drained the oil, which looks horrible. Somethings definitely not right. It's also oily around this gold thing, and quite a bit of pressure comes out of here when compressor is running.

Recently acquired a new Katran SC .177 (tuber) and absolutely love it. Out of the box, it was pretty inefficient and seemed to be wasting a lot of air and low on shot count. I followed the tuning instructions from post 6 of this Thread . That thread seems to have died, so thought I'd start...

Just picked up a .177 Sub Compact Katran. I love the looks and feel of it. I filled it up and zeroed it in. Seems fairly accurate, but seems to be using up too much air like OP, and quickly. One magazine lowered the tank from 300 bar to 140. Pretty loud as well (tested w/Tanto). 750 fps...

Seems like a cool idea. Has anyone tried this yet? I wonder how much extra bulk/weight this would add to the microhunter.

Thanks for all of the info. I'll check some things out this weekend. One thing I noticed, the oil is quite a bit darker than it was. Also, what is the function of this breather thing? I noticed there was air bubbles coming out from behind this when spraying soapy water while the compressor...

The specs for the compressor https://www.tuxingcn.com/TUXING-TXEDT032-Dual-Cylinder-Intelligent-High-Pressure-Air-Compressor-Auto-stop-p3816530.html , I have the 110v version. As you can see, it has built in cooling, and temp gauge. I vaguely recall it getting up to about 125° and "I" turned...

Recently acquired a Tuxing TXEDT032-1 compressor. Followed the break-in instructions. Filled my first tank a couple of months back. It seemed slower to fill that I anticipated. I don't recall the exact time that it took as I was filling a 9l tank from empty and I stopped and started a few...