As we know, the Avenger is equipped with a long and a short reservoir. Just wondering if anyone has removed the short one ane replaced it with another long one?
Air Venturi Avenger air reservoir.
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I can use either one now but with suppressor on it’s easy to use my fat air filter on the bottom one without having interference with my suppressor attached
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I have a .22 Avenger and put a 360cc carbon fiber bottle kit on mine from Dana at Idaho Airguns & Outdoors.
I can air up on Sunday and shoot all week with 18.13 pellets at 920 fps! Hits like a sledgehammer!
I'm working on getting a slug dialed in, but so far I'm very happy with the 18.13 pellets.
I can air up on Sunday and shoot all week with 18.13 pellets at 920 fps! Hits like a sledgehammer!
I'm working on getting a slug dialed in, but so far I'm very happy with the 18.13 pellets.
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No, there's the long reservoir you can see, and a short one under it inside the forend. Some people have replaced the short one with another long one to increase air capacity.
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Old B. Just read your ? My Spritech filled old "Double Tube "from 0 to 4350 in about 18 min.s I usually go halfway through the green on all my guns then top off ( just like my gas in the truck ).
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With the stock tubes i got 44 shots from 4000-2000 WITH the 10cc plenum. With double long tubes WITH plenum i get 64 shots from 4000-2000. 45% increase in shot count basically. Without plenum shot count goes up slightly, not by much tho
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I've got both the original air tube if anyone is looking for them
I've converted my to a homemade 300cc bottle conversion kit, with 2 regs on it now.
I don't think it will go back since cutting the stock down.
Also, fitting the barrel to one of my impact barrels liners to see how it shoots. I will be adding a barrel tensioning system to add to the 700 mm FX barrel.
I'm not sure if I want the 500 mm or the 700 mm, but for now I'll see how the 700 mm shoots.
The bottle kit was milled from a paint ball gauge threaded to a coupler 14x1.25 mm like the barrel tube to the 18x1.5 mm bottle.
Just got bored with the FX Impacts, So I took spare parts to see what I can do to some of these budget PCP to get it like the FX ones.
Work in progress.
I guess in the long term, it's a cheap version of the FX Crown.
FYI, I'm working on an arrow barrel for the Impact roughly 400-500gn bolts at 350 fps.
If it works well, I'll see about making one for the Avenger.
I've converted my to a homemade 300cc bottle conversion kit, with 2 regs on it now.
I don't think it will go back since cutting the stock down.
Also, fitting the barrel to one of my impact barrels liners to see how it shoots. I will be adding a barrel tensioning system to add to the 700 mm FX barrel.
I'm not sure if I want the 500 mm or the 700 mm, but for now I'll see how the 700 mm shoots.
The bottle kit was milled from a paint ball gauge threaded to a coupler 14x1.25 mm like the barrel tube to the 18x1.5 mm bottle.
Just got bored with the FX Impacts, So I took spare parts to see what I can do to some of these budget PCP to get it like the FX ones.
Work in progress.
I guess in the long term, it's a cheap version of the FX Crown.
FYI, I'm working on an arrow barrel for the Impact roughly 400-500gn bolts at 350 fps.
If it works well, I'll see about making one for the Avenger.
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Not topic related but it's good to know that another OldBamaDude is in this group and owns an Avenger. This OldBamaDude hopes to jump feet first into the PCP world when the Avenge-X comes out. In the mean time I've been looking at most everything that I can find on the Avenger, thinking that the Avenge-X will be so closely related that a lot of tuning, pellet selections, and more could cross between the two models.
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North of B'ham and chomping at the bit to jump feet first into the PCP scene. I'm waiting on the Avenge-X series to come out. I'm working on trying to get an industrial SCBA filling station so I won't have to worry about fill times or even filling tanks. If that deal comes through I could possibly have a darn good air supply on the cheap. That would make affording a few PCP rifles and tanks much more affordable.
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