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This video is of a different mag, but it should load the same way as yours.

I’m pretty sure you haven’t loaded the mag correctly. The part you are striking with the probe should appear after your last shot in the mag, to prevent dry firing.

They work best when the sun is low and in front of you.

It would require a 10 wire, 30 amp 110v dedicated circuit. If you don’t have a 220v outlet, you will need to do some wiring. You won’t find a 30 amp 110v in any home, so either way you’d need to do some wiring. Motors are typically more efficient at 220v, and it seems foolish to power something...

Here are 3 five shot groups on the single target, and then some others shot in the same sitting. JTS 22.07,and JTS 25.39 @ 54 yards. My thumbnail is just over 5/8” for scale. Skout .22 on a low wind morning.

Would the Carm mags, with the o-ring to hold the slug/pellet in place, perhaps be a solution?

You received the hunting edition, it is supposed to mask human scent… be careful in bear territory.

Perhaps a place that services fire extinguishers or fireman’s bottles would have a lead on HP compressor oil more locally to you?

Understood, I was simply pointing out another option.

If it were me, I’d sell one and buy a long barrel of of your caliber choice with some of the proceeds. I’m partial to .22 and it has all the energy I need. I also prefer the simplicity and robustness of the P1 valve. Both the RPB and the LR barrels are available for around $250 if you can ship...

Congrats all, I knew you could do it!

I had an Airmax 3-12 with front AO adjustment that was so stiff, I had to come off the scope to adjust it. That was my only Hawke experience.

They would likely not test it, as it is well beyond its service life. In light of recent posts, and seeing it is not fully encapsulated in carbon fiber, personally I would replace it with a newer old bottle.

The piston rod is seizing to the crank? That is such a loose fit to be seizing. I notice there is no “dipper” on the bottom of the crank, did it break off, or did it not have one?

I may well be, I don’t know much, but it doesn’t look like any carbon fiber that I’ve seen ?🤷‍♂️ It is coming up on 30 years old…

That is a really old bottle. It appears to be aluminum wrapped in fiberglass. If it were me, I’d retire that bottle and get a newer old bottle, one that is carbon fiber wrapped. Perhaps Gerry will chime in and give his thoughts on it.

For me, the Carm mags are my favorite, they hold the pellets with o-rings like the stock RTI mags, and hold 13 rounds in .22. Carm also has a slug mag for RTI available. I’ve had several iterations of Orion’s mags as well.

I’m surprised nobody has come up with frangible pellets for barn pesting… maybe I should have kept that to myself.

I thought maybe FX came out with the M3FP upgrade.

I have a couple of large drawers full of airgun stuff I don’t use already …I suspect a mystery box would grossly overload my mystery drawers.