What Sam yang???

[John "spysir" Blount]

 Congrats. Hope you either ordered some .457 round balls or the EPP/UG many mentioned , or P/A actually got new dies ( AV or whomever is making the slugs) as most of the bullet style ammo isn't ( wasn't ?) too good. HEAVY trigger, you will think the safety is on but will adjust to it - it wont adjust for you-. I let a newbieuse a "light hunter" twin tube 909 today, except for the trigger he loved it. If you have any experience working on these rifles getting it in the 250fpe range is very straight forward and fairly simple with out fancy machines.

Keep us posted.

John

 

[ezerhoden14]

Yes, I'm excited to see what you think of the 909, if I were going to buy a big bore I think that would be my first choice.

 

[Dan]

Well the 909 came and it is better than I could have hoped. I will send it in for a tune after huntin season this year. I had ordered it in the bundle and the air venturi ammo that came with it suck. My first shot group was 8 inches at 50 yards. I headed down to one of our local gun shops and picked up some hornady.457 round ball. Now I can get an inch group at 50 yards. My only complaint is the trigger but I knew that going into it and I will adjust to it. I did have to order a air tank because pumping it up took the fun out of it. 100 pumps for 5 shots. I will do a much better review after I get more trigger time in and some field work. Thanks for everyone's input and help. 

 

[John "spysir" Blount]

 Glad you got your rig, .457 is the way to go in most of them. Again if you have some mechanical ability they are easy to work on.
And if not ( yourself or others) please don't try it yourself high pressure air is very dangerous.

Got chrony numbers?


Keep us posted,

John

 

[Prouzy]

Congrats on new rifle. Its real easy to smooth and polish that trigger mechanism without major surgery. I also replaced trigger spring with a light one, and after those basic changes it improved. I did not have much luck with any AV lead either.