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Found this chart and wonder if the o ring numbers are a guide to what we have in the Avenge X? ie; #77 & #79

Since they are all Black, How can I tell the difference in shore hardness? Which ones are #79

I don't have any purple or green ones in my kit.

Are all the Black o rings in the kit the same material. I've got some white ones also.

Need it in English

I got a package of o rings when I purchased my Avenge X. No instructions on how to ID any of them.

The Silencer is screwed into the front of the Shroud. The Should will unscrew from the barrel. To remove the barrel there are several UTUBE Videos by AEAC. That show how to remove the barrel.

What should I look for when changing the Spring?

Please explain what you mean by Axle. Never heard that term before in regards to Air Guns.

Has anyone changed out the Hammer Spring Assembly on the AvengeX? What should I look out for?

Anyone experience Hammer Creep with their PCP. I noticed this on my Avenge X today FPS started out at 880 fps and slowly dropped down to approx 850 fps. Checked the hammer and it appears to be locked all the way in. It started out at 2.5 turns CW

What's it do at 50 and 100 yards?

Each barrel is different, so you need to test several different brands. JSB 25.39 shot the best in my 25 cal. AEA, JST and FX are also good choices.

I've used the 22 cal as well as the 25, and do not see any barrel movement as you describe. Lubricate all the o rings when you remove and install the barrels. The shroud should tighten up fully when hand tight. The Terminator band and grommets helped with stability.

Suggest you learn all you can about your first gun. Don't be in a hurry, and then if you feel it's in your best interest look for some else.

I'd just purchase several replacement Fill probes o use as backups. just be sure you get the proper size. they are way cheaper than freight. Always place a drop of silicone oil on the fill probe when you refill the air supply.

Always remember to place a drop of Silicone oil on the fill probe when adding air to the gun. Helps keep the o rings inside the gun lubricated.

I would add Silicone Oil, to that list as well.

Biggest problem that most all new PCP owners have, is failure to properly lubricate the regulator. When replacing a regulator, lubricate the O rings with Top Grade silicone oil. Also add a drop or two on the fill value every time you add. This keeps the internal O rings lubricated so they...