Hi ,does anyone how to avoid the tuang sound on agt vulcan 3?


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Ordered a hamster arm and air stripper from Rowan eng. on Sunday night was on my steps today thanks Rowan great customer service

Apparently my lack of FPS was due to a missing “0” ring.
I replaced it with one that came with the gun (Flash RQE). My question: is it normal to have wiggle space?! Looks like 2 “0” rings could fit?

Also when I dry fired to release air pressure it started leaking from the rear when it got down to 20 or so pounds. Is this normal? I was told to always leave about 75lbs of PSI in the gun. This is my first time to depressurize the pew-pew.

Thanks in advance dudes

Getting back into air rifle shooting and hunting. What kind of accuracy can I expect out of a Cometa fenix 400 gas ram 22 cal. ? Best pellets so far for yours ?
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Good day,

Came across this website when looking for some parts and wondered if anyone has ordered through them?


The dot us makes me think it's a scam site like airguns.us was.

So I have been thinking and wondering how 2 different calibers stack up against each other but setup to achieve the same FPE. So let's say a .22 at 20FPE VS a .25 at 20FPE would the 25 smack harder because of the slightly larger size or is the .22 going to be smacked harder because it may he going faster technically. Wondering if anyone has tried this it doesn't have to be this FPE specifically but thinking about running a low power .25 for some backyard stuff and was curious how it would differ from a similar setup just in .22. Thank you all

Sold Gun, excellent condition SCBA Hose Assembly for filling FX Airguns or Airguns with Foster Fittings. Long Foster fitting included!

List for $153.50, will sell and ship for $125.00!

SCBA HOSE ASSEMBLY, for Fireman Tanks: Here is a 3 Foot Stainless Steel Hose Assembly with 0.070 inch ID micro-bore hose, strain relief at each end and Stainless Steel "Foster" type quick fill on the end , stainless steel Liquid Filled BAR/PSI Gauge, Highest Quality Stainless Steel Bleeder and Stainless Steel Hand tight Connector.






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Bran new Weihrauch 95 N Walnut .20 cal is no longer available

Minty 97k .20 currently these .20 calibers are selling new for 695.00 and more Very minty listed for 565.shipped CON U S A Payment via pay pal 565.00 or friend it or US Postal Money order My email is my Pay pal used

Asking Price: $565 SHIPPED

On the 19th I ordered a numerics Notos from this company. A member here posted they had a cell on them.. now I still haven’t heard anything back. Tried to call the phone number for phone line. It’s disconnected. Is this a scam?

I am Looking for Jaeger rifle. I have FX Maverick .25 600 mm in great condition (set to shoot 45 grain slugs at about 950 fps).

I am hoping Subscriber chimes in on this...

A fly has been getting too much of my attention today and evaded my efforts to get it with conventional weapons (half-assed attempts to swat it while trying to focus on my work, that is). After too many hours of cursing and swatting at the thing, I solved the problem with one judiciously timed dry fire of the pp700.

Using an air burst to swat a fly brought some experiences to mind one from a visit to the children's science and industry museum and one with a gizmo in my classroom.

At the museum they had what was more or less an aimable barrel in some kind of support structure with a large elastic membrane at one end and a specially designed lip at the other. They had a fog generator as well and you could fill the barrel with fog, pull back the membrane via a handle, and release it to blow a perfect smoke ring that traveled very long distances while retaining its structure. It enabled you to hit someone with a blast of air at comical distances.

I got a small one for my classroom - you could shoot it at one end, and a second or so later the blinds would be hit by a small focused vortex of surprising intensity.

The ring made visible by the smoke is called a torroidal vortex as I understand it and my question to subscriber (and any who know of such things) is: is it possible to / can you help me conceive of a muzzle device that could turn an airgun into a precision fly-stunning vortex launcher? Starting small - say a pp700 with a .177 barrel. This is NOT about silencing anything (other than flies) so honorable moderators, please allow this thread to fly.

After the Gauntlet conversation yesterday you guys were nice enough to talk me out of that rifle. So I started my search over again. The AEA SF is lighter but still has a bottle that can be upgraded and allows for 4500 PSI. It can be used as a bolt action. It looks better (to me) and it comes in three barrel lengths. Searching the threads on here the only complaint seems to be a heavy trigger and I can live with that. What do you guys think?

Fixing to pull the trigger on a used jsar 30cal raptor.. what should I know?

The recent events here in Western NC had the lady and I discussing which cat to eat first. (We agreed on Milo, the fat one.) But he was spared, for now...

Over a week without power, a phone (including the cell phone) really had us thinking. Being unable to go anywhere because of a blocked driveway and stranded in the cul de sac by all the downed trees was cause for concern. We 're lucky enough to live on a hill and not have to worry about all the flooding. Many here were no so lucky.

That we'd both read "One Second After" (you should too,) meant that we were better prepared than most. There was enough food for over a month and the now non-potable water never went off. The gas line was ruptured by tree roots so cooking was out, as was heat on the cold nights. Candles and even sterno will eventually boil water for ramen noodles and a kerosene fueled heater made for enough heat.



She was happy that we'd be able to gather food with the current inventory of airguns as there are many squirrels and turkeys available here. The old 760, the Blue Streak and the QB78 were there, but luckily weren't called into service. Here they are leaned up against the downed maple and an oak in the front yard.



Supplies that we wished we had were things like baby wipes, a better generator, disposable plates and plastic-ware, more premix and bar-oil for the chainsaw, some cash, a TV with an antenna (for her,) and a still (for us). We're gonna get on that once things get closer to normal.

Here's a pic of the driveway. It's under those trees. The truck and bike had been moved, so they were spared.



I have some portable radios and even gave a few to neighbors. They were invaluable when we all needed news. Being able to get the elderly neighbor's generators running for them was a great ability to have, too. A simple feel-good in these time is a treasured thing. It isn't over yet, but eventually that will happen.

What would you be using during a time of duress? I did relieve a little stress with the 760...

Cheers,

J~

Rarely used in mint condition. I have other FX rifles and maybe shot only a couple tins out of this one. Comes complete with magazine, manual, fill probe, FX hard shell case. and original shipping box.

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Embarrassing Question: I received my nw HW30s yesterday - the first real air gun i have ever held. The only pellets I have are Crosman "Recreational POINTED .177 Cal / 7.4 grain. From recommendations on this forum I have a list of preferred pellets. No one sells these where I live so I placed an order from Pyramid Air but it will take a week to get them. Will it damage my rifle to use the pellets I have? Perhaps shooting 50 or so pellets a day while awaiting the "right" pellets that are on order. This really emphsizes that I know so little about air guns!
I also ordered a PatchWorm with extra patches and I will clean the barrel when that arrives
My new HW30s is a work of art. The workmanship is unbelievable!
THANKS, Tarheel

Impulse Air 1350
Zan projectiles
Saber Tactical tank valve
EDgun EaZy fill air chuck

Lob is not the word for it. My HW77 .25 does just that. Put it through the crony. Hmmmm. Shooting a Hates. Time for a look. And this is what I find after I open it up. Amazing the accuracy with a broken spring. The piston seal looked fine but got a Vortek any way. Normally so far I’ve only installed Vortek springs. This time I‘m trying this. After a few quick shots I cronied it. I thought the crony was stuck on 505 fps. but no, consistently shooting them at this speed. A little buzz in the spring.
I’m going to go give it a night shoot tonight. Crow

So I've decided to make a dedicated slug gun, I went with the M4 .22 700mm with a stx superior heavy liner on order.
I'd like to keep the performance mods to a minimum and be efficient with the air as much as possible. I think be around 100- 150 yrd range would be great.
I'm thinking of trying nsa, h&n maybe griffin near the 27g weight might be a good start from older u2 vids.
I'm looking for some recommendations of slugs with positive results as of late to prevent me from buying a million slugs of various brands/weights.

So I’ve got the itch for a new gun in .177 and I want the option to shoot slugs.
I‘m torn between the Uragan 2 with the 600 mm barrel, carbon stock or the standard barrel hp ghost.

Not a whole lot of info on either of these guns shooting slugs in .177

Anyone with experience with either in .177 and slugs?

Currently I have an original Uragan in .30 which loves slugs and pellets. I also have an impact m3 in .22 shooting 18 Grn pellets. Also a Hm1000x in .22.

Which gun out of the uragan and ghost would be the better .177 shooter?
Mostly used for pesting with some paper, steel punching as well.
Probably order from Krale.

Thoughts or comments?

My hunting buddy got a PCP (22cal Notos - or something like that), so of course I had to get one (25cal Hatsan Flash RQE).
First trip out I had magazine issues. To the point I had to discard one because it failed almost 95% of the time.
The one that kinda worked (70% of the time) had the internal spring slide out. I was handy enough to remove the spring from the non-functioning one and replace. But now, I can't get this magazine to work as it once did and has dropped to about 50% success rate.
It's now a good single feeder....
I did purchase 2 off market brands off Amazon. So we will see how this goes. What I like about my buddies Notos (or whatever) it has a magnet that tells the OP where the magazine is supposed to sit. Such a small thing. But the slop factor in Hatsan Mag is HORRIBLE!!!

I still don't think its shooting right. Advertised velocity (which I never believe is true, a gimmick, a comparable market standard at best) is 900 FPS but doesn't say what pellet weight they were using I am guessing the lightest ones.
Mine likes to shoot the 33.9grs. which are averaging 549-575FPS depending on what brand I am shooting.
31gr are getting 580FPS
26.5gr are getting 635FPS
I just had some 20gr show up. Deducing the numbers above, this pellet should get me in the 800FPS range.

So now I am shopping for another 25cal maybe 30cal. Probably 25cal since I have 6-7 tins of pellets to work through. I'm actually eyeballing the new JTS Airacuda but some are calling it entry level. I'm also eyeballing some Airforce Texans but really want something silenced (yes, I am going to use that word)!

Any non-entry level suggestions THAT DON'T HAVE SLOPPY MAGS would be appreciated. Yes, this is for hunting coons!!!

Hi,

Im new in this forum and I’ve heard positive things about the community so I give it a shot, pun intended. I just bought the gun and Ive been studying a lot from videos and forums, BUT still having open questions.
1. Is the 800mm rifling 1/16?
2. Anybody willing to help me getting quick setup for JSB Exact King .25 (25,39 grain) pellets?

Was thinking just to go basic setup with 4 lines, 3 and 8. Those circled values. Am I on right track?
My plan is just to zero the gun for 30 or 50 meters and to have decent grouping. Going to tune it later after I get radar to measure speeds. Going to range in 5h and have no time for more research so asking for community.

Thank a lot!