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There was some buzz around a regulator explosion involving a Trajectron unit, and UpNorthAirgunner reportedly pulled back hard after initially praising its performance. The details are murky, but it seems the issue stemmed from a fill mishap—possibly leaving the gun unattended during a...

Texan .308: Breathing Easier, Hitting Harder Quick update on my current Texan .308 setup for anyone tracking long-range tweaks or just likes gear that works harder than the guy shooting it. What I'm running: External regulator Stock valve (until Trajectron shows up and changes my life) Stock...

In simple terms, Think of it like this: cold makes everything stiffer and slower, while heat makes it all looser and quicker.

I think a scoped Diana 34 is absolutely the right move. It’s reliable, proven, and fits your lifestyle. You can always explore PCPs later if the bug bites hard, but for now? You’re choosing the path of less resistance and more fun.

AirForce .308 Texan with a Mad Dog stock and DNT scope, 150gr at 990 fps. If any of you are interested , I will post a how to it is very simple.

ok, I will, thank you

Wanted to add a little depth to the cameo and I ordered a physically bigger valve today for the .308 Texan. (THE CANON)

The top coyote pcp is a .308 Airforce Texan. Yes, a 30 caliber.

To mark it when I'm at or around 990 fps with 150gr at 3400 psi

Started with 25 cal Avenger42 fpe Modified it to 100 fpe 257 Texan 174 fpe 257 modified 275 fpe AEA 357 challenger 340 fpe Airforce Texan .308, 300 fpe modified Texan .308 ,364 fpe I only own 2 pcps, the 308 and the 357.

Of course this is only on paper, this is all been done a new software, Bullet Drop at 800 Yards Rifle Projectile Velocity Drop @ 800 yds Notes Texan .308 150gr Boat Tail Slug 1,042 FPS ~550–625 inches (45–52 ft) Flatter trajectory, modern optics .451 Whitworth 530gr Paper-Patch...

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⚔️ Head-to-Head Setup Spec Texan .308 (Airgun) CVA Paramount Pro .45 Cal (BP) Projectile 150gr SFBT (pure lead) 280gr PowerBelt ELR Muzzle Velocity ~1042 fps ~2320 fps Ballistic Coefficient ~0.200 ~0.333–0.452 Muzzle Energy ~361 ft-lbs ~1600–1700 ft-lbs The Paramount Pro is arguably...

...| 600 | ~1.2 sec | ~1.19 sec | | 800 | ~1.6 sec | ~1.5 sec | 🎯 Verdict ──────────────────────────── - Texan wins on **trajectory, wind control, and precision**. - Black powder wins on **raw energy**, but drop and drift make 700+ yd shots impractical. - With ZULUS support...

I agree with using an external regulator for max power on a non-regulated pcp. I have a .308 with Trajectron parts and it has hit (below) but I have since tuned it at 3400 psi. I have ordered a few more parts so I can maintain the same performance at a lower psi . (Looking for 3300 psi with...

I do hunt coyotes and woodchucks and also racoons from 60 to 200 yards. I also enjoy smacking steel targets 100-230 yards at my range. You can say ' Well you can do that with a firearm' I hunt coyote at night and gun fire at night doesn't go over big now days. I find PCPs are far more...

How many of you would buy a regulator for your .250/.257/.308/.357/.457 Texan? What if I told you it's made by Trajectron and it's under $300.00 https://trajectron.com/ I do run other parts from this company on my Texan .308...

"Most of my year-round work gets handled with small bores, but when it’s time to drop the hammer—especially on the bigger pests that demand reach, precision, and reliable energy dump—I reach for my .308 Texan. It’s tuned for 150 grain semi-flat nose boat tails running at 990 fps, paired with a...