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Does that make one who shoots a "Snow peck" a Snow Pecker? If Willy can do that with his tongue I know a few women who'd be interested in a date!

Welcome to the "airgun funny farm". We're all just a bit crazy about airguns. Enjoy the ride.

I had about 6-8 months experience with a Tuxing T032 that was gifted to me. While it worked it was fabulous & faster than I'd expected. It was 7 years old at that time & gave its previous owner(s) great service. I just happened to get it at the end of it's life span I guess.

On all 3 of my FX guns (Bobcat, Boss, Royale) I can slightly feel the probe (hollow) "sealing" against or pushing past the o-ring. If that's what you consider "notchy", it's normal for mine. Has never caused damage to o-ring.

There are probably very few compressor owners here who DON'T run more than one filter. We're hydrophobic! :ROFLMAO: But, as said above, the compressor will spend a bit more time equalizing the extra filters. Not a problem for ME. I like the added security of a 2nd moisture filter.

I have 2 tall bipods (for sitting cross-legged) & one short 6"-9". None of which cost over $60. I hunt so I only have a second or fraction thereof to take the shot. IF I shot competition I could see where a wide stance, more expensive one might provide better stability. For hunting, the cheaper...

Maybe ring isn't seated all the way into groove for receiving it. That's all I can think of OR non-uniform thickness of ring. Try a different o-ring (same size) & see if problem persists. Maybe debris in o-ring groove?

JSB, Hope you're TAKING NOTICE of the comments! Time to tighten up Quality Control!

I've spent THREE times as much as the Mrs. THINKS I have! Shhhh, be vewy, vewy quiet about that!!!

Be aware of the "gimmick" pellets out there. They appeal to the male child in us (bigger, better explosion, more carnage, etc.). What REALLY counts is accuracy & efficiency. Most, if not all, of the gimmick pellets I purchased in the beginning were crap! The companies that produce them probably...

It's the specific SIZE that's important, not just the Duro rating! Surprised that even needs to be explained.

All WE can see are cardboard boxes. Aren't you going to divulge exactly what you got? Not fair to keep us in suspense (especially us "immediate gratification" guys!)

(y) (y)(y)(y) Last summer I had to replace the reg in my FX Boss. Tried to redo it twice but it didn't work. Centercut suggested getting a new reg but instead of getting a factory oem FX reg he said to get a Huma replacement. I got a HP Huma set at 160 bar (per Ernest). The difference is...

You never mentioned caliber (or did I miss it) Here's a link for Ernest Rowe's Master Class on reg rebuild. 5 minutes, 55 seconds in he names sizes for small HP & LP rings in regulator. I believe those are the ones you're interested in.

FX airguns website, under "support" will list all models and exploded diagrams with parts, orings & sizes. Easy peasy.

☝️ ☝️☝️ what he said, BLEED QUICKLY! If that doesn't work try a SMALL drop of silicone in the fill port on air tube/gun.

In my experience it's not a problem at all. I own ONE DFL Ronin,.30 cal. I use it on my .22, .25 and .30 with ZERO adverse effects & great sound moderation.

THANKS for the pics. The Northern Lights were a great excuse to drop acid in my youth, but then, who needed an excuse back then. Surprised my brain still functions well (depending on who's asked).

Check out "Orings and More", "Mcmaster-Carr" or "The O-ring Store". You can buy quantities of any size Oring for much less than you'll pay an airgun dealer for a single one. Think all of them ship internationally. Good luck.

Yeah, the old Bobcat gauges are certainly easier to see/Read than the newer, smaller ones but you have to consider placement on newer models & whether a large dial face will fit. Luckily my old eyes still "see young" & not a problem reading smaller gauges for me. YMMV.