What I did was shoot it down till it falls off the reg with the tank line still showing pressure with a large gauge it would give you a good rough idea where the reg is set
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FX Drs classic 700
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The barrel in them was setting on one oring toward the middle of the barrel and it was fat and tight I ended put 3 orings on the barrel and wrapping electric tape to keep em in place I would have sleeved it but I didn't have one for a 22 laying around yet I had a 25 cal lol
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The more I play with it the more I like it being so light and efficient now I just got to get in some target time .
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The heavy liner can also shoot pellets just fine, even if i have the standard 700 mm liner too for my maverick i do not bother changing liner if i change to pellets.
Mind you i shoot .177 where there are not really any difference in between regular and heavy liner, at least not the twist rate.
Mind you i shoot .177 where there are not really any difference in between regular and heavy liner, at least not the twist rate.
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Ok I don't think the calculation is right for 36 gr flatnose bc of .200
Muzzle of 885 and 50 yards of 823 fps according to my lab radar which is showing quite a bit slower than my regular Chrono which was 930 ish
Muzzle of 885 and 50 yards of 823 fps according to my lab radar which is showing quite a bit slower than my regular Chrono which was 930 ish
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Well I found the 36 gr flatnose bc I think is around .1 according to lab radar speeds from 0 to 50 line up with it I'm not sure yet I also found my castings can be very accurate at a slower speed and I do have to cherry pick slugs otherwise there all over the place it might change after i get a little better at it
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I've had Panthera valve apart for oring that went bad and same thing on a dynamic and one that blew out on my drs after looking at all the valves I've found that the valve pins are the same for all three rifles and Utah air confirmed they are the same
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What the H##l can you be doing to these newer FX guns that your damaging the ORing’s?? Three guns in a row that ‘Went bad”.
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Thanks for sharing your DRS experiences! Gives me something to read while waiting for them to be available in Canada.
Interesting that they use the same valve as the Panthera.
Cheers!
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My drs the valve cap was just a tad loose and the stem was barely holding it into place because the cap was part way unscrewed the other 2 one wore out from shooting and the other was also caused by loose valve cap
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Thanks, very Interesting I guess we will see if this loose valve cap is a problem with this new valve design which is also on the King, Panthera and Dynamic. So far I have not heard of this problem or wearing them out by shooting . There are guns out there that have tens of thousands of shots on the original valve. I doubt I’ll never have a problem wearing mine out All the more I shoot And adjust my guns.
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It looked like it wore enough on the inside that the inside extruded out idk what would cause it to look and fail that way my best guess would be the loose valve cap
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Done a lot of casting (fishing stuff), figured thatcast slugs would have to be sized to be consistent.
I'm making a slug die and swaging machine, I'll post some pictures if it turns out OK.
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That depends on how there dropping and if you keep mold hot and I'm sure there are other things to watch also I've read other have had good luck with certain casting molds
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