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Thanks all, for the input. Since I'm using the Panthera as target/bench rifle an overly light trigger is not a concern. I will try your ideas to see how they work on my rifle.

I've been trying to tune my Panthera trigger to a fairly light setting. I also have a Dreamline which I've been able to tune to 8 oz., but I haven't been able to get the Panthera much below 13 0z. I've adjusted the first stage to the point where the gun no longer cocks, then back it out 1/4...

I thought about that, but pressure loss due to cooling normally reduces pressure and stabilizes. My gun continues a slow steady decline.

I have been plagued with a slow leak in my Panthera. I lose about 5 BAR a day. Right after purchase I added a 700 cc front bottle with a Huma reinforced adapter. I've sprayed leak detector in every area I can think of and found no obvious leaks. Any suggestions as to where to check for leaks?

I have both the Dream Tac (500 mm .22) and a Panthera (700 mm, .22). For 50 yds. +or- I prefer the DreamTac. With 18.1 gr. JSBs I'm getting 1/2" groups at 50 yds. With 20.2 gr NSA's I'm hitting a 4" gong consistently at 150 yds. The Panthera is a recent acquisition and I haven't really got...

I have two pair of No Limits rings and both have loosened up on occasion. My fix was to apply a tiny bit of Blue Loctite to the adjustment clamping screws and then torque them down to 25 inch pounds.

Have you looked at the Saber Tactical Bottle clamp? I have one on my Panthera with 700 cc bottle. It works very well. I used a Huma Air tank adapter to strengthen the front tank. The other thing I did was move the clamp to the rear third of the tank to reduce leverage on the tank.

It is said that age brings wisdom. Maybe. What I know it brings is deteriorating eye sight... When working with black parts on black guns light is my friend. Some times getting the light in just the right place is challenging. A quick trip down the Amazon rabbit hole solved the problem...

I'm with Dairyboy. I have a .22/700 Panthera which I use for bench. The adjustability of the stock makes it easy to get perfect fit. The only drawback is the 300 cc bottle. It only gives me about 40 shots. That was solved by adding a 700 cc front bottle. Now I have about 100 shots per fill...

Thanks for input. But is the lower fan intake or exhaust?

My CX3 has been running warm. I noticed that only the top fan is running as exhaust. I just realized that I have never paid attention to the lower fan. Is it an intake or exhaust? I put a light ribbon next to it and it wasn't being drawn in. Feel free to rag on me; I deserve it for be...

Sicumj, Are you talking about the first or second stage screw?

On the video showing the new rail, the shooter also had an angled bag rider. Is that in the pipeline too?

Macros - Thanks for the prompt reply. Your comment was what I was thinking that there should be no "syncing" the bottle required. But that's what both Ernest Rowe and Airbuks had said on their YouTube videos. Curious, eh? Chukar60- I've only shot the gun once since adding the front bottle...

Macros, I bought the dual bottle setup with 700cc bottle and Huma Air adapter. I'm having trouble syncing the bottles. I followed Ernest Rowes instructions and I'm only getting air from the rear bottle. Any insight?

Actually, I found another work around. I found the correct size hose clamp that has the plastic wing nut. I heated the ring with a hot air gun and and gently snugged the hose clamp around the ring and let it completely cool. The fit was near perfect and the hose clamp didn't leave any weird...

Thanks Macros. Where did you get your Huma adapter?

I'm trying to make some final decisions on an FX Panthera. I want to get a 700 mm in .22 cal. One of the accessories that is high on my list is the dual air bottle set up. It's down to a 580 or 700 cc bottle. I'll be shooting from the bench with a bipod. I plan on using a Sabre Tactical...