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I'm looking for a Benjamin Marauder Woods Walker in .22 for my Grandson. Will settle for a plain marauder pistol if in good condition.

After installing the Huma-Air regulator, I started with 145 bar, then changed to 130 bar for fun, then went back up to 140 bar where I finally settled. The max speed I could get was 950 fps and 95% of that was 902.5 fps. I got a pretty good group at about 904 fps and I'm sticking with it. That's...

As of now, the air is holding steady at 250 bar. Tomorrow I will tune it and get it back in service in time for spring garden patrol.

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OK. I finally got the o-ring (#99) out and replaced it but not until after taking out the valve and lapping the valve seal to the face of the valve with some Tormek polish I had. In the meantime, my Huma-Air regulator showed up. The only problem was their plenum was not long enough so I had an...

Where is that located on this diagram

I want to try lapping the valve seal and the face of the valve but I can't figure out how to remove the valve face. I removed the hammer but I can't figure out how to remove the valve face that the valve seal goes through. It won't move forward or backward even after removing the set screw...

Tony at Talon Tunes said it may be the valve seal. My question is, can i polish the valve seal and/or the face of the valve to stop a leak? I have a lathe.

I decided to try checking the barrel so I started filling until it got above 110 bar and put some soapy water on my finger tip and placed it over the end of the barrel. Sure enough, that's where it's coming from. I'm not a rifle expert so where do I look for that type of leak on a Taipan Veteran...

Thanks for reminding me! I just sent them a note telling them to set mine at 150 bar since that was what was written on the factory regulator.

I have been thinking about a Huma reg for my Taipan Veteran .25 for a while and now I have a reason -- maybe. I noticed a few weeks after filling my Taipan Veteran .25 that the pressure had dropped down to about 100 bar. I replaced the o-rings on each end of the air tube and the 2 on the factory...

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This is what I just got... https://utahairguns.com/product/fx-pocket-chronograph-v2/

I just got the V2 from Utah Airguns. Now, I have the Caldwell Kit that works but is finicky. I have to use the lights which requires an extension cord, the tripod is shaky, it only works thru the printer port on the side and I have to start things in a certain order. This V2 will be worth its...

I have 3 Taipans and the .22 Mutant is my most accurate. The .177 and .25 Veterans are a very close second. The Huntsman .177 is pretty close, too!

Ditto on the Daystate Huntsman Revere-R (in 177). The quality is there and it's not that pellet picky. I don't have one but I just watched a video on the Huntsman Revere in .22 that was very impressive! If it's not against any rules, here's the video:

I have the Beeman R9 and I will probably never get rid of it. It's very accurate, easy to cock, easy to maintain, looks great, relatively quiet for a springer and doesn't weigh all that much even with scope!

I wish I could help in the bottle fill area but I have no experience. I can tell you that I can hook up my booster, fill three Taipan rifles (about 280cc each) and put everything back in its place in about 20-25 minutes.

I bought the Altaros compressor booster unit ~6 years ago and use it with my 20 Gallon Horizontal Tank, Single Stage, 10.2 CFM, 3.7 HP, 1PH (Campbell Hausfeld VT6182). I only fill my pcp rifles, no tanks. It works very well still. I had one small issue a while back but was readily repaired with...

I didn't shoot much the day I sighted it in but I would say most shots of a 13 round magazine are within 1 MOA at 40 yards with a flyer or two. I just open the tin and start shooting. No sorting. It's not one hole but it's pretty good for a .177 and factory tuning. It's about 909 fps with JSB...