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Hunter25 · 2024-11-28T01:55:51-0600

Red_Ryder said:
I've been considering a Sub MOA barrel for a project, but when I went to their website today, all of their blanks were marked as "SOLD OUT." Has anyone heard any news about this or provide any insight?

Sold out.

Gr8Recreation · 2024-11-28T01:52:02-0600

Now, you’re making me want to break out the HW44. So quiet and fun

steve-l · 2024-11-28T01:34:46-0600

The CF tube really helps stiffen the barrel and prevent barrel droop with a mounted moderator, but the real cause of the POI issue is the fit of the barrel to the receiver. It is too loose on some guns.

Hangtown-Shooter · 2024-11-28T01:32:10-0600

Anyone in here running one? I haven’t really heard/read much regarding them so I’m just curious at this point.
I do realize they are HUGE and weigh nearly a TON haha… but they seem like a whole lot of optic for the asking price, especially with the 30% off sale going currently.

Share your opinion

BlackICE · 2024-11-28T01:19:52-0600

When I know I'm have the right replacement o-rings, I stab them, being careful not to poke the groove, lifting them off the groove and use small cutters to cut it. Easily than trying to wrestle them off the groove.

steve-l · 2024-11-28T01:11:38-0600

It is natural to try to pick the O ring up and out. What works better is to pick the O ring down into the hole and then once out of the retention groove, simple tweezers to remove.

airgunmike56 · 2024-11-28T01:10:53-0600

MikeVV said:
As of today (11 27 24) -

PCP Pistol - PP700SA pistol

Brand new PP700SA have both barrels to go with it. Comee with red/green dot sight. $300 shipped in lower 48.

www.airgunnation.com

Mike

Dam thats a smoking deal,
Mike

Trucker3573 · 2024-11-28T00:58:06-0600

I should clarify what I mean when I say “each setting “ in my above post. I’m referring to the setting of the internal adjuster screw each time you move it. As far as the big power wheel goes you should be turning it back to the exact same number each and every time before you shoot over the chrono. I always just used 7 when I tuned so it was easy to remember where the best tuned spot was.

SniPeralez · 2024-11-28T00:56:33-0600

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Trucker3573 · 2024-11-28T00:54:56-0600

Just my opinion and it goes against what you see on YouTube. Do not start with the internal hammer adjuster maxed. Do the opposite and turn it clockwise in all the way or almost all the way. Set second reg to 90 bar. Where you set the power wheel during tuning is just personal choice. Depends on how much range of adjustment for turning down you want. Shoot over a chrono and work the internal screw upwards (counter clockwise) until the velocity stops going up. Fire several shots at each setting to give everything a chance to settle in at that setting. Go slowly as to not way over shoot the peak. Once you hit where you get no velocity increase or a slight decrease turn the screw back clockwise a little bit. That spot should produce really consistent velocity. It will also tell you , depending on velocity, whether you need to decrease or increase reg pressure and re adjust hammer setting in the same manner. I think 90 bar will be pretty close though.

Trucker3573 · 2024-11-28T00:45:26-0600

goldsmith001 said:
I believe almost everyone that has this gun will have a leak or leaks, I have owned two of them, a .25 and a .30 and both leaked. Other than that ,and that it is very loud, it seems to be a very good gun. If they stay the course, I believe they eventually will produce an excellent gun that is not plagued with leaking problems and sounding like a cannon.

Only leak I have had is the tiny oring in the on/off bottle valve. Where were the leaks on your gun and were they noticed after leaving the gun itself charged with pressure?

airgunmike56 · 2024-11-28T00:44:55-0600

Yea, but my GKl is more powerful , We are talking about Reximex pistols here.

Trucker3573 · 2024-11-28T00:39:17-0600

Scotty1 said:
A large needle is a much better tool. As described above, stab the o-ring, and pry/roll it out of the groove.

This

and exactly why I am down to one FX rifle. Was going to sell it as it has 2 of those complete PIA regulators but the market on them stinks so I have decided to bite the bullet and try to endure it when it ever comes back from this exact repair as I lost my mind just changing the little oring in the bottom of the reg so I sent it off. Lol. Probably will never buy another gun with an amp reg.

slcrcflyer · 2024-11-28T00:38:53-0600

This listing has been renewed

airgunmike56 · 2024-11-28T00:36:47-0600

.177Guy said:
Would u mind confirming if trigger freezing in ur opinion has anything to do with pulling the trigger multiple times like
BOB MUNDEN ???

No I dont think so , I was just doing single shot target shooting , No fast trigger action ,
Mike

Trucker3573 · 2024-11-28T00:33:55-0600

I mean it is and has been the going rate

. Agree not much of a Black Friday sale but there is a lot of that out there.

Trucker3573 · 2024-11-28T00:32:02-0600

I don’t go til completely clean but further than that.

Trucker3573 · 2024-11-28T00:30:27-0600

Just remember to open the window before you shoot. Heard that from a friend

Trucker3573 · 2024-11-28T00:28:44-0600

Airgun Al said:
Utah Airguns must be REALLY busy....
I sent them a text message about 5 weeks ago, pertaining to a unique, $1500 USED rifle they have listed...
After about 7 days with absolutely no reply at all, I sent them a 2nd text message about the same rifle.
That would have been about 30 days ago, and still, so far, I have received absolutely no reply at all.
Yet they still have the same used rifle listed on their site.
Must be very busy!

I guess geez. Not surprised it’s still there. Most of their used guns seemed to be priced by someone that had just smoked a bowl.

airgunner53 · 2024-11-28T00:24:51-0600

Genob said:
Shot my Reximex RPA today, the more I shot it the more I find little things that bug me.

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It bugs me that it's not on my bench yet.

MikeVV · 2024-11-28T00:07:57-0600

Yeah, just keep going until the patches come out...clean ! Then...run another patch... one more time.

Reminds me of a Smith and Wesson Mod 59 (9mm), that I bought, MANY years ago. I bought it from a city cop.
I took it apart to give it a good cleaning. The barrel was SO...full of lead, that you could NOT see see the rifling in the barrel. None of it. It took a LOT of scrubbing to get that thing clean, and I never was SURE...that I got ALL of the lead out of there.

Mike

Chukar60 · 2024-11-28T00:06:57-0600

When and if I get around to cleaning a barrel I go until the patches are a light gray color. I don‘t want all the fouling out of the barrel. You can scrub until you get the white patch and it wont shoot a dang bit better than it did with the gray patch. Otherwise the OCD among us would be cleaning every 50 shots.

Maybe some do

John "spysir" Blount · 2024-11-28T00:03:15-0600

igolfat8 said:
Any idea what year that was or how to read the serial number to date the rifle’s born on date?

Seems like the formal name change was about 4 (?) yeras ago.
Contact them and ask:

(877) 247-4867

[email protected]
John

Airgun Al · 2024-11-28T00:00:57-0600

Red_Ryder said:
Utah Airguns has the FX True Ballistics chrono for $750, and many other deals as well.

Utah Airguns must be REALLY busy....
I sent them a text message about 5 weeks ago, pertaining to a unique, $1500 USED rifle they have listed...
After about 7 days with absolutely no reply at all, I sent them a 2nd text message about the same rifle.
That would have been about 30 days ago, and still, so far, I have received absolutely no reply at all.
Yet they still have the same used rifle listed on their site.
Must be very busy!

Smok3y · 2024-11-27T23:53:58-0600

jayr said:
I just wrote a reply after seeing someone ask about it on my feed, but I thought I would take a second to write what I thought and how it worked and all the pro's I saw. Also for the price point being a 2-300 less than the FX Chrony I thought this info might be useful to some of you guys.

Sooooooo, I recently started using the Garmin Xero C1 Pro with my PCP air rifle, and I have to say, it’s completely changed the way I shoot. . My goal was simple: I wanted a setup that could help me be more consistent at varying ranges without all the guesswork of holdovers and using separate tools. After using it for a while now, I can confidently say it’s been worth every penny.

At first, I wasn’t sure how well the Xero would pair with my PCP rifle, but it’s surprisingly intuitive. The Xero mounts easily and functions as both a rangefinder and a holdover calculator. Once I calibrated it for my rifle, it became my go-to tool for improving accuracy. It ranges targets instantly—just press a button, and you get the exact distance. No fumbling for a separate rangefinder or trying to estimate the range by eye. Then, using that distance and the data you’ve programmed, it provides a precise aiming point. It takes into account your pellet’s trajectory, so you don’t have to guess or calculate holdovers in your head. For someone like me who used to hesitate taking shots past 125-150 yards, it’s been a total confidence booster.

One of the features I love most is the ability to set up multiple profiles. I’ve got one profile for my .22 PCP rifle and another for my .30 cal. Switching between them is seamless, so whether I’m out hunting or just plinking at the range, the Xero adapts to what I need. It’s like having a personalized ballistics expert with me at all times.

The biggest improvement I’ve noticed is in my accuracy, especially at longer distances. Before using the Xero, I’d sometimes misjudge holdover and end up with frustrating misses. Now, I can trust the data it gives me and focus entirely on my shot. It’s also a huge time saver, especially when I’m hunting. Instead of spending precious seconds figuring out range and trajectory, I can range, aim, and shoot quickly and confidently. In fact, it’s been a game-changer for small game hunting. I’ve had clean, ethical shots at distances I wouldn’t have even attempted before.

That said, setting it up took less than 2 minutes. Calibrating it to my air rifle was easy just plug and play, once I got it dialed in, it’s been rock solid. I’d recommend taking your time during setup to ensure everything is accurate—you’ll thank yourself later. And yes, the Xero isn’t cheap, but it sure as hell beats the 800+ price range of its competition, but for anyone serious about precision shooting, it’s absolutely worth the investment. It’s like having an entire shooting system built into a compact device.

As we all know a chronograph is a must with Airguns so i highly highly recommend the Xero, usually im skeptical when something is priced lower than the comp but, Garmin is reliable as a company so I gave it a shot and it's been worth it. I’m curious if anyone else here has tried the Xero or something similar with their PCP setup. How has it worked for you? Let’s share tips and experiences—I’d love to hear what others think!

None of this sounds like the same product that is a chronograph…

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