They are Evolving. The first version had a shorter front picatinny rail, flush with the barrel lug. The later version has an extended picatinny rail over the barrel, with burst disk on the side. The latest version has the extended picatinny rail and American Air Arms logo by the barrel lug, with the burst disk underneath the chassis. The latest are now offered with M-LOK chassis for coupling attachments.
I also have a mag that has the same issue. I may also hit up Tom but just to prevent bombarding him with messages could you possibly hook us up with the solution here? If anything it would grow this thread to be even more useful. As it already has proven to be so.Ok , I will message Tom, very frustrating lolbut that's cuz I don't wanna shoot with it like that.
Just checked mine. Mini, Magnon, and HPS are all later versions. From what I understand the air stripper is actually different on the later models as well. This is what I was told from Kip down at AoA. I personally am running DonnyFLs on all of mine. Im really curious how much the effect the performance compared to the stripper that comes with the EvoLs. The Donnys seem to work well and it brings the bark down a good amount compared to having the stock air stripper.
Seems I read that the earliest versions of the Evol moderator were the same metal machined cone stripper versions like the Slayer has. Then I read the newer version was designed by STO, but possibly only in the .22 version. So who knows... They all work well for their intended purpose. With the newer stripper, my .30 changes tone noticably when I am running different weight slugs versus the amount of air I am waisting for speed and power with very little change in POI. It gets pretty quiet with pellets and turned down.
@Elbowgrease @CTairgunner1288 I also think it’s good to have some CARM magazines on hand. These 3D printed mags aren’t made nearly to the quality standards of the AAA Evol mags, BUT they work. In my experience, in certain situations they are a better alternative than the factory mags (one being using CARM Evol .30 mags coupled with the factory mount that comes with the Pard NV008s as seen in this thread https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/sighting-in-a-pard-nv008s-lrf-on-an-evol-30.1287933/). Another drawback is that the CARM mags for the Evol .30 hold one less pellet than the factory mag. They’re faster to load too. I’ve had a couple for probably around a year an haven’t had any issues with them. If I had have known they worked this well I’d have bought four instead of two. I don’t know if their prices can currently be beaten. I also don’t know how one would repair a CARM mag if something were to go wrong with it. They come from Eastern Europe and mine took about three weeks to arrive to Texas.
AAA website has all the info. There's also a PDF o-ring chart you can print out towards the bottom to match up the sizes to scale. Click on the link below.
Thanks man, I have that printed out , I am going to use it to find what I need but part numbers would be great! lmao
I ran them all over google , maybe im a dumbass but those numbers on the breakdown don't jive with anything I have searched.
That ID chart is more for matching the o rings up by eyeball.
