I don't like having the extra piece of material that is a Wood or synthetic stock. My next gun will not have that, I'm getting the Leshiy
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The Priest - PCP similar to Impact fom Slovenia
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Is it just me or did anyone else notice the whistle after every shot in the video?
Also this gun might be ugly but its definitely got my interest. If it can sling .25 cal pellets at over 40fpe and be as accurate or more so than my M-rod I'm going to be giving it a serious look in the near future.
Also this gun might be ugly but its definitely got my interest. If it can sling .25 cal pellets at over 40fpe and be as accurate or more so than my M-rod I'm going to be giving it a serious look in the near future.
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The whistle after the shot is the regulator refiling the regulated chamber. Although this does not effect anything, it is annoying. I spoke to RTI about this and they told me that they have solved this issue and that it should not make this sound on the guns that will be shipping out.
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Gregor, can we change pellet speed? increasing or decreasing +-100fps? to find perfect sped for accuracy.
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It is built to have optimal performance / shot count / minimum bounce. You can still play around with power by adjusting the hammer spring (it does not have an adjustment screw, you will have to add a washer under the spring to increase the power or have a shorter / weaker spring to decease it). It is very easy to access it simply by unscrewing the butt plate. However I would only recommend decreasing it in .177 only, other calibres have it set just perfectly. I would recommend 125 bar regulator for .177 (around 305 m/s with H&N Baracudas) and .22 (around 295 m/s with 15 grain JSB Jumbos), for .25, you can use either 125 (around 250 m/s with 25 grain JSB Kings) or 150 bar (around 280 m/s with 25 grain JSB Kings) and for .30 (if they decide to release it), definitely 150 bar (around 245 m/s with 44 grain JSBs).
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Surely that depends on the pellet. I use hammer spring adjusters (on my guns that have them) to fine tune for specific pellets. If I move to a heavier pellet then I like to increase the power to keep the trajectory as flat as before. Also, certain pellets work better at higher or lower speeds.
On guns without power adjusters , I tend to just try and find a pellet that works well as I don't like permanent mods.
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The Vulcan is also tuned from factory to shoot a specific pellet at a specific speed. But obviously you can adjust it if you want
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The shroud end cap seems to be very close to the barrel tip. Any information on how loud it is and is it backyard friendly.
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we are still waiting for more information..apparently we could buy one for end of december if you live in europe like me..
but i wuld like to know when the rest of features will be available like arrow kit,7,62 caliber
but i wuld like to know when the rest of features will be available like arrow kit,7,62 caliber
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Hi. I do not have any news for you at this time, for availability you should contact RTI directly. I still have the gun and I still pay with it when I get a chance... I will probably make a disassembly video when I get a chance...
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I am very happy. It is very accurate, a lot of shots per fill and the price is very acceptable... You get an incredible amount of options for this price
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Gregor, how loud is the priest if you had to compare it to another gun. Would it be backyard friendly without any added ldc.
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It is not the most quiet gun... I would say that it is on the limit of being backyard friendly...
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