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I have looked at the airgunarhceryfun.ca website for a few years. I could not find the barrels or the caliber change kits I wanted. I already have a 177 PP750 which shoots great. I wanted a longer (12"+) 177 barrel and caliber change kit for the Notos.

I think the Umarex Notos is great for target shooting and plinking. Out of the box you get about 28 shots (4 magazines) int the 740-770 FPS range with CPHP 14.3 grains. With just a weaker hammer spring you can get: -100 shots at about 480-500 FPS with CPHP 14.3 grains -50-60 shots at about...

What drop block did you use?

I have replaced the spring last year. I do not remember the dimensions. The main thing is to have a ticker wire than the original hammer spring. If the original hammer spring has 0.8mm wire then try using 1mm wire. Initially cut the new hammer spring (with a ticker wire) close to the original...

I like CO2 air guns as .177 pistols, lower powered and with lots of shots for target shooting. I prefer CO2 pellet (as opposed to BB replicas) pistols, and my favorites are Diana Chaser and the Crosman 2240. Diana Chaser is better all around than the 2240. I have tuned a .177 Chaser pistol to...

I just posted another make on thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/make:1169667 It shows the parts and hardware before assembly.

I have 2 Notos and 1 Hatsan Jet 2. 90%+ of the posts will state that the Notos is much better and I definitely agree. I bought 2 Hatsan Jet and combined parts from them to make a good one. The barrel from the first one was very inaccurate. The receiver from the second one had some bad...

All of these questions and problems do not exist in a regulated air gun. I am really trying to not buy any more unregulated air guns :) In the past (5-10 years) the excuse to buy an unregulated air gun was that it had more power. I am not sure that is the case now.

I have 2 of the Notos. I do not have any bottle conversions which would add another $150 to an already great air gun. The Notos is lightweight and I want to keep it that way. I can always go back in my garage to fill it up again :) One of my Notos gives me 5 magazines (35 shots) and the other 8...

I put an M4 nut in one of the holes of the buffer tube. Then an M4 screw through the stock. And tightened those 2. As it is now the stock is pretty stable, with no wobble unless I push very hard. By the way, you could use thermoplastic to tighten the tolerances.

Thank you for the stock. I printed 2 of these stocks, including the AR stock. One of the stocks is on a Umarex Notos and the other stock on a PP750. It works very well. Each stock took about 40 hours to print. Then another 1-1.5 hours for postprocessing and installation. I added a make to...

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Thank you for the list of needed hardware. Please add that to your thingiverse post, since many people will see just that.

What hardware do you need for this stock? M5 screw, spring, etc?

I meant the actual AR stock which attaches to the buffer tube, not the part that attaches to the grip. Anyways, I found a link for the AR stock in the thingiverse post summary.

Nova Freedom .177 in great condition, very lightly used (less than 500 pellets). This air rifle was only shot indoors. It comes with all of the original accessories (shown in photos): -2 magazines -single shot tray -fill probe -front and rear sight -2 3D printed moderators (4" and 6" long)...

The shoulder/AR stock looks really good. Do you have a link to the STL files?

I have the PP750 and the Notos. The grip area where the stock is attached is identical. So it should also fit the Notos.

Do you have a link to the regulator and bottle adapter?

I know that there is the option to use the gauge port. In my way it takes 5 minutes to add or remove the air bottle. It works for every air gun with a Foster nipple. Also, some air guns (Hatsan Jet 2 for instance) do not have their gauge in the right place to add a bottle.