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Slow them down to 910 or under. They will tighten up.

Oh, I have a 1720t carbine I'm quite fond of. The natos just looks to be a little more refined. And think it would make a nice 12-15fpe carbine in 177 if they ever decide to go that route.

When they make a 177 cal I'll jump on board. Not until then. I hope it's in the works eventually.

I've owned a cricket, wildcat and vet. Vet wins hands down.

A whole lot a Rosey.

Daystate Huntsman, fx Royal and taipan vet.

The Daystate huntsman revere comes in at 36". Awesome carbine and a joy to carry.

What really worked well for me when I regulated my 1720t. Stock spring, maybe a slightly stiffener one? Was to do the opposite of what we would normally do with free flight to reduce hammer bounce. I ran the striker almost all the way out and hit the valve with a very short quick jab. This...

Need more hammer strike, lower reg pressure or both to tune out the creep that's happening. Depending on your target fps.

Well what did you decide to go with?

It was built off the QB platform. Maybe look in that direction. Possibly a qb AR2079A stock

A vote for the Fx Royals. No muss no fuss and a dream to point and shoot. Power wheel on the side for close up work.Lots of shots on a fill also. One of the best guns they ever built imo. Wish I still owned mine.

Alls I saw were 2 styles of carbon fiber bottles for sale. But not going there bra. Have a good day.

I believe what Big hun is saying.... is just because the bottle is rated for 300 bar doesn't mean the rifle is. IIRC... my impact had 250 bar stamped on the side. mswp maximum safe working. pressure. Believe it was also in the manual. Should the valve in the bottle fail...the gun designed...

We need a specific use of said airgun. Some punch paper some hunt some do both. I would trudge through the brush with a Thomas. And an airforce to punch paper.

Chamber a pellet....decock and pull the barrel. Look into the transfer port to see if the chambered pellet has cleared the port. Pull the probe and slide it up to the chambered pellet. See if the probe port is lining up with the transfer port.

You did it!

The one that's the most accurate in YOUR gun.

K Moses has a nice one on his vets. Maybe he'll catch this and chime in. I'd also be interested.

She does look a little crispy 😆 Id start with a stripper and sand from there. A Lotta work ahead you there. I'd like to seethe wood underneath. If it's decent....true oil finish is good way to go.