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Worst PCP ever? The value of AF guns can be argued, but calling it the "worst" really seems like a bit of a stretch considering what's out there.

Being located in the upper Midwest we have the luxury of being able to bitch about both summer and winter weather. Best of both worlds. I am finding summer weather easier to deal with both psychologically and physically, which is a sign of getting old.

Having gone full circle w this subject, if I have two different guns that are equally precise at 100 yds, one shooting pellets and the other slugs, the gun shooting pellets is going to get used 10 times for every time I take the slug gun out. I'm surprised just how much content and interest...

What's up w this? Not a BP, but pretty close. https://www.newenglandairguns.com/pre-order-deposit-mp30-semi-auto-regulated-machine.html

I don't like that they are always in battery. I guess if you remove the magazine NBD, but strictly from a safety point it's not ideal. Because of inherent complexity I would also say efficiency, reliability may or may not be something I'd be concerned about. My only SA is a Evanix Viper X, so...

90's is good? You must not have the malarial type heat we have here. Mosquitos, ticks, deer & black flies are loving it. The woods are a no-go zone for the time being.

AGT Uragan Prince ...edited to add I just noticed it's not available to you.

FR this is Airgun Nation...not Compressor Nation I don't mind the act of tanking air, but having another thing about the garage that needs fixing wasn't part of the plan when I bought the compressor.

Personally I think that the cost of replacement parts for the YH are a bit of a rip off since the sum of spare parts will pretty quickly put it into new compressor territory....not to mention the sweat equity that needs to be invested into fixing it. I have other things I'd rather be doing

The Maples that I bought for my 250z are far superior to the factory products. Easier to fill and load.... Would reommend...

My YH stopped filling when the manometer failed....which was easy enough to figure out. It also stopped filling at 200 bar when the crankcase developed a hairline crack. It was running fine and was barely noticable. It doesn't take much for these things to not work properly FS. It doesn't help...

You're correct. If you loosen the grub screw you should be able to slide the barrel forward. You just need enough of the breech exposed to allow the magazine to slide in but remain firmly in place. The barrel will want to move w use of the gun, so it's a good check to make from time to time...

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Hate is a bit of an overstatement for what you're experiencing. What you generally see on this forum is curmudgeonly behavior...basically grumpy old dudes finding fault in the minutiea.....AND LIKING IT THAT WAY!

Ive recently started tethering and that's very true. Not having to stop for refills is a bit of a game changer actually.

Direct filling a gun at the range sounds like a hassle. Not for just the act of hauling a compressor around but also waiting on the fill....I much prefer hauling a tank or two around & cracking air instantly into the gun. The safety issue doesn't even really register w me either as I doubt I'll...

I like how Amazon will send me down the rabbit hole whenever I do a search....even a very specific search. It's almost like they intentionally show you everything you "might be interested in" instead of the product that I'm actually looking for. Some of the Amazon vendors seem just as sketchy...

Honestly if you're like me, you might want to buy some extra fittings, probes to have around while youre at it. It's not like they're super expensive I'm constantly putting things down or in pockets to not be seen again for a long while....

You may need a male/ male foster fitting depending on your tank valve. I have one that has both an in and an out whip that requires one to connect to the compressor whip. It's kind of a PITA honestly, so won't buy that type again. But you should be mostly good to go