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Did I understand correctly that the Max 1 has a pressurized shroud barrel?

If you were given instructions on how to use the Max1, it should say if it has the ability to adjust the hammer force.

I can't wait for a video of a complete teardown of the Snowpeak Max1 to see how they designed the internal ballistics and with what quality, I would also like to see the processing of their barrel.

Have you tried raising the pressure on the regulator? I doubt that those small cheap manometers are accurate, I would put more precise digital manometers. Does that Max1 model have the ability to adjust the hammer force?

Maybe they're coated with Peek plastic, which is why they're so expensive.

The dimensions of 0.5 l are 80x190mm and 0.8 l are 80x270, take a closer look as you scroll down. Probably as manufacturers they expect larger orders, that's why I jokingly approached retailers and manufacturers. Of course they should be asked to offer a width of 60 mm for the AG industry.

Traders and manufacturers, move on, we don't like perishable goods! https://www.safercylinders.com/products

🤭 https://www.pyramydair.com/product/zan-projectiles-elr-hyper-line-slugs-22-cal-42-3gr-200ct?p=4886

And the SSG that is built into both rifles reminds me of the "invention" given to everyone for free, which I think was first published by a respected member of another AG forum with the nickname "RSterne".

I don't see the point in why you can't discuss how something is made, even if it's identical, if there's no patent for it, nonsense.

What was discussed, why the secrets?

Apparently the AAA Evol is made of better materials and a titanium air tank, which provides greater safety and durability. I just don't know which one has better efficiency. The Epic has the option of various upgrades...

Well, it's not made for quick barrel cleaning, you have to take it apart and remove all the o-rings. I use slugs that quickly dirty my barrel and I struggle a lot to clean it. I haven't heard of a product like this that dissolves lead, so I thought someone in our community had used it. I'll look...

Has anyone tried this product for removing lead from barrels? https://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/2013/07/new-no-lead-lead-remover-this-stuff-really-works/

https://www.krale.shop/nl/pellet-sizer-zan-projectiles/

"Alloy" is a broad term, I would like it to be stainless steel but I doubt it. I think it's an aluminum alloy and that can be seen in some photos and videos, and if they don't want to say what metal it's made of, then you can find out what it's made of by weighing and calculating the volume of...