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Is there a screw loose? An o-ring that needs replacing? I'd do a full disassembly on it, wipe it all down, silicone grease/oil where it needs it, and put it back together. Sounds like when I first started out with my first springer a couple decades ago where I didn't screw down the scope...

"15% Faster Filling Speed: Filling 0.5L tank from 3000Psi to 4500psi ,only needs 4-5 minutes. Filling 0.5L from 0-4500psi, only needs 14-16 minutes. but filling 6.8L bottle from 0-4500psi ,will need 2 hours and 40 minutes . Notice: CS4 and CS4-I are mainly used for high pressure, small gas...

Do you have a source for this? I'm looking on their website and both the CS4 and CS4-I pump say this, "The excellent cooling can achieve 5 hours of continuous work and can fill a maximum 6.8L gas cylinder." If you can show where they're saying to not fill 6.8L tanks I'd be interested.

That looks to be the updated version.

The AEA compressor is really only useful for airguns that go above 300bar. It is not rated to fill anything larger than 1L, or 1000CC. And you can't use inline filtering past 300bar, unless there's some inline filters that are rated for above that pressure but I don't know them myself. I would...

I've been thinking about designing something like that myself, seems pretty good from a glance. Let me know if you'd like a tester or someone to give their thoughts on it, I've got a 3d printer myself and some bolts/nuts. I'd be happy to help

Well said, and as a lefty if it wasn't for FX's hatred for us lefty's I would have probably gone with an FX Impact M4 when I was buying the Mora. I'd like to add some of my critiques and suggestions as well. - Scope Rail, it would be pretty slick to add what the Impact M4 has with the ability...

I loved those pops from the 360. Wish everyone making this kind of content captured those pops in their videos like you had here.

I have a similar set up, weighs just under 17 pounds. I have trucked through the woods with it and it's not ideal, even with a sling. I'm having to drape it across my shoulders and hold onto a leg from the bipod to have it be 'comfortable'. I'm fairly fit and work out 3x a week. It gets heavy...

It's most likely an o-ring that needs replacing or has shifted. Get some silicon grease or lube before you start tearing it down. Sub12 Airgunner has a wonderful teardown (AGT Vulcan 3 Full strip down and regulator testing) on the Vulcan 3, highly suggest looking up his video. As for it...

Hell yeah, I've gotta get some heavier slugs for my .25 Mora. That's a crazy good group

Bug Buster is way overrated imo. Get an LPVO scope or something for cheaper and better glass. Better yet, spending the same - time of writing bug buster is on 'sale' for $190, original $200 - you can get a Discovery Optics ED-AR 1-8X24 LPVO with parallax adjustment and first focal plane and a...

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You'll need to show us what you're pushing on. There should be two things inside the shroud, some spacer more towards the middle of it and the baffle system at the very end of it.

My first thought is the barrel isn't pushed in all the way but my barrel has a very small gap like yours. I think mine* might be smaller. Does the magazine click into place fine? Is your barrel supported by a barrel band and if so, is that secured to the stock?

Thanks! I have full confidence in them, Brok was amazing with my last problem.

Hey guys, just a little update on my experience with the RTI Mora. It's been great so far, except for this bit. Seems that the screws I got sent with that secure the M-Lok Shield to the gun might be a little shallow. The hole is about 7.3mm deep but the screws only go about 3.2mm in depth...

Make sure the barrel is seated and the set screws are installed and snug. I set mine to 15in/lbs. Grab a bunch of rubber bands and wrap them around the shroud. This should give you the grip needed to get the shroud off. Mine was also on super-duper tight. It does need to be turned...

You'll need to depressurize and take the stock off first before taking out the regulator. Other than that, Air Venturi has some guides on the rifle on youtube but for the regulator it's just unscrewing a black screw that will keep the regulator from being fully unscrewed when adjusting, then...