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I’ve got a .25 that has been rock solid since purchase. I’ve done a few changes to the internal regulator as well as changed the jet sizes to get better efficiency. I’m not really concerned with slight regulator creep that may or may not happen. Mine has no gauge so it’s never been a concern. I...

Get the HW100, yes I’m a fanboy. Servicing isn’t that big of a deal for me a few o rings just like any other PCP. The magazine is great, no springs to go bad covers misaligned etc. trigger is best in the business when properly set up. Shot count as mentioned can be greatly improved with a bigger...

Yes the tube comes off without dumping .

CANADIANS ONLY I recently purchased this rifle from one of our forum members but my finances just can’t support my airgun sickness. It’s in great condition, comes in the factory box , two magazines , all the AAA tools, a spare regulator and a literal pile of good quality o rings. I’m asking...

Sizing by means of pushing the slugs through a die. I use NOE sizing dies. The equipment to do the sizing is fairly inexpensive. A Lee hand press and a few dies will usually set you back a couple hundred dollars. The process is time consuming but once you get dialed in worth every penny. I’ve...

Have any of you tried sizing them down at all or just shooting the factory sizes? After shooting thousands of solid projectiles of different weights and lengths , I’ve found sizing makes a much bigger difference in accuracy than speed.

Anybody here have a fix for these triggers? They say it’s a two stage trigger , but in all reality the only way to have this design work without 3/8” of creep is to eliminate the first stage completely. I have a friends pistol here for a reseal and he asked if I could do something about the...

The trick is to only put the the muzzle end in first , push the barrel through and slip the other one on from the breech end. No cut o rings .

From what I remember these were the same pattern as the Evanix Rainstorm. Pretty sure the shroud /outer barrel tube is just threaded on.

Leshiy 2 , 350mm barrel 480cc bottle 50 shots at 50 fpe. Knocks em dead every time. 1” groups at 50 yards using a 5x power prism scope.

Well a little more fiddling around. I put the original 600mm barrel back on for some testing. Was 1000 plus fps , that tells me the short barrel was blowing a lot more air than needed. I made a new PIP with 12mm length with that and the longer valve stem shortened the hammer travel to only 5.5...

When Martin builds these guns , I understand he does quality work. I’d like to know what the secret sauce is with the internals. Porting , hammer weights , regulator work and that sort of stuff. I just can’t see where the magic happens over the off the shelf RAW rifles.

My vote goes to the HW100 FSB. I have two, the 177 shooting close to 18 FPE and the 22 right at 30 FPE. I’m in Canada so there are no baffles just an empty shroud with an end cap. Both are backyard quiet. The 177 slightly better than the .22 as expected.

A good quality break barrel with medium to low power in .177 caliber. I myself use an HW95. Another option would be a multi pump rifle , only downside is having to pump up again if you miss.

I can see where some stone work and maybe change the intermediate sear angle could drastically improve it. We never got the Kuzey airguns up here. What are the Reximex like ? Are they close to this?

I wasn’t expecting that for a trigger assembly. Much improved over the old Evanix design.

So far I’ve had a few small things that I was able to get sorted out. This is on the paradigm. The face inside the regulator gauge was loose and moving around. Then the hammer adjustment this is the new style with built in SSG ( easier cocking) Its design only allows for free flight distance...

I’m with you. I do like the consistency a regulator adds for a bench gun but for hunting rifles it’s preferred not to have a regulator. I’ve got two Evanix rifles, a .257 converted Winchester 70/35 ( made by Evanix) and a K550 ( bottled AR6) both unregulated and tuned at high power. Never miss...

Bull pup rifles are not legal in Canada unless under special circumstances like the Impact or ghost and a very few others. The stocks can’t be removable among other legalities. Yep , this limits what we can get up here. We’ve had more than 3000 firearms banned in this country over the last three...

Congrats on the new rifle. Looks like you dove right in. ATA boy. No better way to learn about you rifle than to take it apart. If you haven’t see it.