Can the terminator be considered a reliable shooter? I returned the 1st one and had trouble with number 2 also( upgraded to c/f tank also. Now it's with precision pneumatic in Eugene. He says the hammer was sheared. Fixable but I'm wondering...
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- Thread starter Eli Laney
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I've had one for awhile. Mine has been trouble free. I removed the stock tanks and installed 700 ml CF tank. The barrel is .303 so slugs shoot better in that size instead of .300. Currently shooting FX 50.2 gr pellets. Accuracy with these pellets is excellent. I have better than a thousand rnds through it so far.
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I got one here used in .357. Mine has been reliable thus far with only maybe 150 rounds through it. It came with a bum mag, but I rebuilt it and all seems well. I went ahead and got my first hog with it, and bought a spare valve pin after hearing so much about them breaking
until it gives me cause I will consider it to be reliable.
until it gives me cause I will consider it to be reliable.
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The pins on the HP series are fragile. The Terminator has a much larger pin and shaft. I've not had to replace one. I bought mine for coyotes. If I had anything to complain it would be the trigger pull and the weight. Both were delt wth. The two aluminum tanks add quite a bit to the weight issue and the trigger on mine is now at 4.5 lb. It is accurate enough to shoot golf balls at 60 yards.
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I’m wondering… if you can add a rear tank, would you be able to close or shorten the front tank as much as possible and keep the same results?
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Terminator line is setup for rear tank as is, sure you could shorten the tank, but the barrel is still out there.
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