What did you do airgun related today.

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Rebuilding an RTI P2 regulator. This is a slightly older adjustable regulator, seems to be one generation behind the current one RTI is selling now, as it doesn’t have the first sage piston, washer stack on the bottle side. Not exactly sure why this regulator doesn’t work, I know it’s been sitting for a few years with no air in it. So hoping it’s just dry and needs a good cleaning and lube job. We shall see!
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bubbahotep said:
5.5" target is too risky, added 1/2" backstop for indoor 4 fpe SP500 pistol. Used rubber feet and picture frame wire for hanging.

$20 for pellet trap on amazon 5.5" https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07CG56B6S
$15 for 2x2' birch plywood at lowes
$3 for ace hardware rubber screw in bumpers
$1 for 4x ace hardware #8x1/2" screws and one #8x1".
$7 for picture frame wire and hanger set at walmart grocery store
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$46

edit: rubber bumpers are on backside at 4 corners to avoid scuffing wall. Wire is hand wrapped around two #8x 1/2" screws in the back and around itself. Longer screw is so I can tilt it down towards me since I have it 8 feet up.

These 5.5" pellet trap cardstock targets are pretty cheap, about 10 cents or less each and made of nice cardstock, got 50 free ones for a $20 target. You can stuff about 10 in there before having to remove some and having old ones in there helps keep pellets contained. One or two microfiber rags muffle it completely.



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Very nice job , although i would be concerned with bounce back off the plywood even with that low power .
 
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