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Welcome to the rabbit hole .

Thanks for the information, I've never messed with paintball tanks but know a guy that was big time into paintball so maybe I might look into weather he wants to get rid of some tanks. He out grew the paintball thing.

Make sure to check the tank pressure rating before you start converting them.

With a non regulated gun you just need to learn your shot curve . There is a range in your shot string in the middle of your air pressure that gives you the best performance. Once you find that range top up to that pressure and stop shooting when you hit the bottom of your curve. No point in...

Glad to hear your keeping a few. Sad to see you go. Maybe you'll be back one day. Good luck with what ever you pick up next.

Great job , all that hard work paid off .

I started with my boys when they were young as a way to teach them proper gun safety. And it was a great way to spend quality time with them that didn't break the bank. We all started with springers and now we all have pcps.

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Sounds like they weren't stabilizing and cork screwed on you. Maybe too light and coming out too fast.

Nice thanks I may have to get some and run them through mine.

At what range.

For pulling patches yes, not clearing jammed pellets.

You may want to look at Sport Match rings that are adjustable instead of swimming.

That's pretty darn good for free style winging it . That may pull in tighter from the bench with a proper rest. I would be tickled with those results.

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Oh there's a good chance you will buy more than one if you shoot long enough. Welcome to the rabbit hole.

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I haven't used either gun . I like the looks of the Crown.

I really like the grip on your third Pic, beautiful work.