Nova Liberty, Shot String out of the box (Video)

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Erlis,

Welcome, and that's great! I'm glad to hear that you're enjoying it so far! Agreed.. Lots and LOTS of potential for sure! 
Trigger adjustment: I really had to think back to when I initially got my Freedom.. I did in fact drop the pull weight down a bit.. 
After that, I've been very satisfied with it, and even though I like a Very [borderline dangerously] light pull, I'm still content with how mine feels.. 
Yes, I did notice that your gun was naked.. Don't they just look so strange without scopes on them? lol 
I remember when I got mine, and wanted to test fire it as soon as it was out of the box, I was Very impressed with the stock open sights! 
That has actually stayed in my mind.. I was at my folks house at the time, and shot from their back porch across the yard at a 2" metal disk.. 
The distance was about 25-30 yards away.. The first few shots hit the tree stump around the plate, but, after just a minor adjustment, 
It was peppering that 2" disk over and over again.. That's when I knew that the gun would be a keeper, and couldn't wait to scope it..
After that, it's just been an absolute blast to fire. And again - I'm only talking the Freedom [pump / Non-Regulated]
Your Liberty will be Even More fun, and much more efficient, as it's regulated, and has a Lot more on board air.

I'm super stoked for you that you got to get one, and I know you'll really enjoy it a lot! 

You mentioned the baby.. Hi little one!

I'm amazed that when I watch your videos, I never hear any crying! Just the cars that drive by as soon as the mic is on. haha
Just picking, I really didn't even notice that until' I saw you mention it in the comments..

Where I live now, there's a busy street out front, and even worse yet - There is a set of very busy railroad tracks along the Erie Canal.. 
The trains go by what seems like non stop, so, it's almost impossible to do any decent videos.. Let alone sleep.. Soooo Tired..

[Zombie Mode]

🤘 💀 🤘 

Sam -

 
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Can anyone tell me the shot count and fps on the low setting?
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the shot count will be the same, the low setting will not save you air, just will slow down the pellet... and I forgot to measure it again :( I have no idea about the fps in low... it's because I'm not planning to show on low, but forgot that this is nice information for all to have. I'll post the number as soon as I take the chrony out again
 
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Erlis,

Welcome, and that's great! I'm glad to hear that you're enjoying it so far! Agreed.. Lots and LOTS of potential for sure! 
Trigger adjustment: I really had to think back to when I initially got my Freedom.. I did in fact drop the pull weight down a bit.. 
After that, I've been very satisfied with it, and even though I like a Very [borderline dangerously] light pull, I'm still content with how mine feels.. 
Yes, I did notice that your gun was naked.. Don't they just look so strange without scopes on them? lol 
I remember when I got mine, and wanted to test fire it as soon as it was out of the box, I was Very impressed with the stock open sights! 
That has actually stayed in my mind.. I was at my folks house at the time, and shot from their back porch across the yard at a 2" metal disk.. 
The distance was about 25-30 yards away.. The first few shots hit the tree stump around the plate, but, after just a minor adjustment, 
It was peppering that 2" disk over and over again.. That's when I knew that the gun would be a keeper, and couldn't wait to scope it..
After that, it's just been an absolute blast to fire. And again - I'm only talking the Freedom [pump / Non-Regulated]
Your Liberty will be Even More fun, and much more efficient, as it's regulated, and has a Lot more on board air.

I'm super stoked for you that you got to get one, and I know you'll really enjoy it a lot! 

You mentioned the baby.. Hi little one!

I'm amazed that when I watch your videos, I never hear any crying! Just the cars that drive by as soon as the mic is on. haha
Just picking, I really didn't even notice that until' I saw you mention it in the comments..

Where I live now, there's a busy street out front, and even worse yet - There is a set of very busy railroad tracks along the Erie Canal.. 
The trains go by what seems like non stop, so, it's almost impossible to do any decent videos.. Let alone sleep.. Soooo Tired..

[Zombie Mode]

🤘 💀 🤘 

Sam -
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LOL, you are like me in Zombie mode. Today I'm destroyed, baby decided to play at around 3:30AM lol. It's a weird feeling, because I want to go home already to see him, working sucks..

The baby is inside the house, that's why I go to the pool area. There is quiet! He just won't let me edit the video after, it took me the entire day, because I have to do one piece now, another later!
 
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Shot count would be the same as it still empties the plenum.. Remove the stock and then remove the trigger.. Pin holding the trigger is in the front of the trigger housing..

The screw farthest from the back of the trigger blade is just a dust cover .. Remove it ( you can only do this with the trigger removed since the hex head is toward the receiver )..

Remove the screw just behind the trigger blade and put it in the back hole .. Dust cover can go in the hole behind the trigger.. Adjust the very rear screw that you just exchanged with the dust cover hex head, and adjust it while holding the cocking lever back until the screw trips the sear..Keep backing it off till the safety will engage... More info on GTA ..
 
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Shot count would be the same as it still empties the plenum.. Remove the stock and then remove the trigger.. Pin holding the trigger is in the front of the housing..

The screw farthest from the back of the trigger blade is just a dust cover .. Remove it ( you can only do this with the trigger removed since the hex head is toward the receiver )..

Remove the screw just behind the trigger blade and put it in the back hole .. Dust cover can go in the hole behind the trigger.. Adjust the very rear screw that you just exchanged with the dust cover hex head, and adjust it while holding the cocking lever back until the screw trips the sear..Keep backing it off till the safety will engage...
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Thanks for sharing!! I'll try to demonstrate this in a video
 
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