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Scotchmo · Oct 14, 2024

The reading at the Rio Salado range a couple of days ago:
Temperature: 97F
Humidity: 15%
Air pressure: 27.76 inHg

I think the elevation is about 2000ft.

airgunmike56 · Oct 14, 2024

I am so impressed with Donny, I ordered a adapter for a pistol, and a little latter I think what the crap need to get the LDC i have been wanting , So I order it , So I get a email you have two seperate orders we will combine them and save you shipping,, Wow 68 years this is the 1st for me,, I company that wants to please the customer, My hats off to you ,
I am in your corner
Mike ,

bigHUN · Oct 14, 2024

For years I was tinkering but afraid to ask... what would be the Liter size for these my fireman tanks? Or in minutes or whatever?

I know the Acecare is 9L it is saying it on the sticker

AirSniper (SongV) · Oct 14, 2024

Very nice!!!

Greenarrow · Oct 14, 2024

.22 because it’s just fun! Out to 20-25 yards yards you should be able to do what you need to. The .22 30 makes a fantastic can killer.

Berserkeley Mike · Oct 14, 2024

That Fulton tutorial was a fascinating read. They don't specifically discuss diabolos, but if a subsonic pellet, spinning too fast, has a strong Magnus moment ahead of the cg then it will increase precession, or spiral more. The words type out but it may take some time to visualize that in my head.

dennisbanez · Oct 14, 2024

shrive81 said:
Hey guys new to air guns and looking to shoot with some people to learn the ropes and get some solid advice. Would ove to find people to shoot with. I’m in Southern California in the city of Yucaipa

See you at CASA then...

Buckeye68 · Oct 14, 2024

Not sure why it was so hard to find. It was right besides your coffee cup, right where you left it!!

Good find…..

dennisbanez · Oct 14, 2024

shrive81 said:
Hey guys new to air guns and looking to shoot with some people to learn the ropes and get some solid advice. Would ove to find people to shoot with. I’m in Southern California in the city of Yucaipa

sonnysan · Oct 14, 2024

This listing has been renewed

bigHUN · Oct 14, 2024

Last time I bought a range finder for my archery FT games that was probably about 15 years ago.
That Nikon was rated up to 500 m/y and it had inclination compensation as well. I think still the original battery inside and I use it couple times this summer at my silhouettes range in the club.
Not sure what is currently on the market.

Greenarrow · Oct 14, 2024

I shot the 77 Tyro today and a few pellets through the 601. I’m really enjoying my new ai rifles.

Here‘s another picture because it’s so funky fresh!

KWK · Oct 14, 2024

wildcj5 said:
Beautiful!

Could you explain how you did the work fitting the shoulder pad. Would love to hear your process. I am getting ready to do this on an old QB build that the original owner never finished.

There are youtube videos to show you how to do your first one

jmohme · Oct 14, 2024

My first PCP was an Origin. For the price it was, and still is a great gun.

I think the Ever Pressure system was a great idea and worked quite well, but suspect that there were a lot of failures.
My first one developed a leak, and Umarex had me send it in to them. They just replaced the gun and that gun has worked perfectly since then.

I have since upgraded to higher end PCPs but still have my Origin and shoot it from time to time.

Dairyboy · Oct 14, 2024

Motorhead said:
I've heard threw a VERY reliable source...

So this is Second Party info FWIW

If that's true FX just came on my NEVER list. There were airguns out well before FX with an over barrel air reservoir. Ridiculous.

Not quite sure what it has to do with a Red Panda though as there isn't a over airtube reservior.

KWK · Oct 14, 2024

Haven't gotten it out and looked at it but now remember it has only one screw and a lump that produces the second stage. Geometry is all wrong. I don't think that lump protrudes far enough. So the Winchester is where it came from. Never saw one. Also remember now I did try another screw and it only turned it into a single stage and not very good, or I didn't trust it. Don't remember entirely. As stated above, weird gun so I shelved it. Only paid a few bucks for it. A loss.
The UK Stingray trigger isn't too bad when set up well. The "replacement setup with two stage" was a Vulcan Mk2 or 3 improvement. Stingrays all had that. A fake 2 stage. Webley used that basic trigger design on several guns for many years. Horrible and creepy as they come from the factory. You don't know when it's gonna trip. But backing off the spring pressure set screw up by the scope dovetails transforms them. Further improvement can be had by carefully polishing the sear surfaces..Some swap out that coil spring. Rekord good? Nope.

SAZ · Oct 14, 2024

stoutblock said:
I used some Dynamat material attached to some Ballistics cloth and wrapped it around the barrel with small Velcro straps. Works great to snuff the ports.
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I went a step further and took this thin brass sheeting (a little thicker than aluminum foil) and used a little 3M spray adhesive on it to stick it down over the 3 ports drilled in the upper barrel on my LP50-RF. The clearance is so tight between the "shroud / barrel surround" and the barrel that's the only thing that would fit and still let me slip it back on.

I couldn't use something like @stoutblock is showing in his picture because there isn't enough clearance between the air cylinder and the bottom of the "shroud / barrel surround" for the velcro straps to pass through. VERY tight clearance on mine.

Anyway, it does block off the air from escaping but the pistol, but, even with a Weihrauch moderator on it is still louder than I'm comfortable with for "backyard friendly".
For a pistol that's tuned to 4.8 fpe, it sure lets out a heck of a crack when you pull the trigger.

mrbowler1 · Oct 14, 2024

This listing has been renewed

Airgun Jeremy · Oct 14, 2024

I have several budget springers for sale. If you see anything that interest you, please let me know. They are as follows:

Hercules B4-2 (.177 Cal) $140

Lion Brand B3 (.177 Cal) Tuned with a custom made Filipino stock. $150

Daisy 220. (.177 Cal) Made in Scotland between 1965 and 1970. Recently resealed. $100.

Industry Brand B3. (.22 Cal) $60.

All rifles work great with no issues. Shipping is a seperate charge and will be calculated based on your zip code. Payment via PayPal Friends and Family Only.

Johnangel · Oct 14, 2024

NJGrobler said:
I live in South Africa and have this bottle on my Avenge X. I agree it might look better, but TBH I would happily swop it for the 300 BAR version you guys have in the US. Much more shots. The foster though can be adjusted with grub screws on the collar. Attached some pics for interest.

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I’ll change with you all day long! Look much better! Do you know if there’s any way to order this bottle from South Africa to the USA?

Airgun Jeremy · Oct 14, 2024

JP806TX said:
I've never used a digital tape measure for range finding...(however, I think most max out at 150 feet or 50 yards, but there may be some out there that max out at longer yardages)

Wondering if that's viable option.

These digital tape measures are not cheap either.
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But as stated, your regular run of the mill range finder should be able to give you accurate enough yardage information between 5 yards to 75 yards and most of them are not that expensive $20-$40 and if they can read to 600 yards...that's a plus right?

I don't think any company makes a range finder that has a 75 yards max limit. Just curious why you wanted a top limit of 75 yards. Unless you are looking for squirrel head shot precision past 50 yards. Then you might need a range finder that reads in 1/10 yard increments?

I only shoot springers and hand pump air rifles, so anything over 75 yards is just guess work anyway. I want to avoid paying for a feature I will never.

Chiral · Oct 14, 2024

Airgun Al said:
Wait for your 10 post minimum if youd like...., but in my opinion, the Notos is very quiet, right out of the box!
No additional moderator needed, in my opinion.
And Maple and Carm, both have their own web sites, for reliable aftermarket mags, either of which are highly recomennded.

Well, I'll let price be the determination then!
And I think that makes 10 posts

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