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So recently I got an evanix x2 .357 and have been tinkering a little bit with it. Online, I can't seem to find any info for tuning, working on, modding, etc. This gun seems VERY well made...the machining is tight and crisp...not like the Hatsan I own, which has some burrs and rough edges. But...

Yesterday the breech o ring on my bully popped out... I noticed when I went to shoot, I got a nice blast of air in the face! Has anybody had the honor of replacing one of these O-rings? I tried to do it but the breech is very tight and does not give much space to work. I tried to put the O...

I have 3 tins of pellets that I had ordered the wrong size and would like to trade. The Hatsan Vortex pellets labeled .35 are actually .30...I assume must have been a mix up in the manufacturing plant. I went to load the first one and notice they were pretty loose! So I have 2 full tins of .30...

So today I got to do some chrony testing with my new sniper x2 in 357. I did a chrony string with the Hatsan Vortex 81.02 grain pellets (which appear to be exactly the same as the JSB ones). And I did a test of the 82 grain grizzly magnum 357 slugs vs some resized 355 grizzly magnum slugs. I...

i have a replica / knock-off yong hen compressor. In general, it is working OK except it randomly turns off while running. I have determined it is caused by the wired-in switch shown here.... This switch seems to be flaky and keeps kicking it off. Can I simply eliminate it and replace...

would anybody be able to suggest to me a good source of info explaining the different types of high pressure fittings/systems? From what I understand there is scba, scuba, din3000. My problem is that I believe I have a mix of 2 kinds of pseudo compatible fittings. Some of the threaded...

So...I recently got a Hatsan bully .22. I love the gun but was not really thrilled with the aesthetics of the plastic stock design. For a fun project I decided to try and design/fabricate a new stock. I think it turned out ok considering the crude tools and methods I used to fabricate it.

First off, I am relatively new to airgunning and the purchases I have made so far with various vendors have all been generally good. About four or five weeks ago I ordered two guns from Indiana Airguns...a new Hatsan Bully and a used evanix sniper which was substantially discounted by a few...

one thing I immediately wonder is, why does nobody make a longer carbon fiber airgun cylinder? If you look at the Hatsan bully, FX impact, evanix x2 etc, those guns have so much room for a longer air tank...could those same diameter tanks not be made 40, 50, 60% longer? Is it an issue of limits...

So today I finally got to shoot my new 22 bully for a few hundred shots. I was getting frustrated trying to get the scope dialed in....I'd shoot some pellets and they would group great...then the next group would be terrible. Couldn't understand what was going on...then I figured it out... 2 of...

So recently I got a compressor, filter/drier, carbon tank, and pcp gun (Hatsan bully). I got the compressor up and running and charged the tank a couple nights ago. The two pressure gauges between compressor and tank were generally consistent during charging. Tonight I filled my Hatsan bully...

So today I received a yong heng compressor I had ordered on amazon. Some of the fittings are rusty... and one fitting that attaches a stainless steel hard line appears crooked and possibly cross threaded. I'm thinking I should loosen it to observe the threads. Is this normal for these...

I recently started out in the PCP game with a Nova Freedom but I am already itching to get a second plinker...something a little nicer with a bit more power. I have really been looking at all the options (too many good options!) and I think I may get a Gladius Long for my next gun. Has anyone...

Hi all. A little intro...just bought my first PCP air rifle. I have been reading and researching for the past couple years and finally decided to get into the hobby. From reading on forums like this one I have learned a lot. In the past, I have always been into building project cars,but I am...