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stateofmisery · Feb 20, 2025

Thanks for the heads up guys, I will call him and see what he says. I would like to get a couple more shots out of it than I get now. Any idea who makes a good ldc that works with more than stock power. I don't want to spend a bunch on one either if possible. Mark

RabbitofCaerbannog · Feb 20, 2025

daddypaddy said:
should still be 21-24 stock setting shots but with the added fps

Yeah, with the 15cc plenum MAYBE 1 or two extra. The plenum is regulated air. One shot it's not even at reg pressure.

igolfat8 · Feb 20, 2025

ivanchik97 said:
I do like the idea of a bullpup I have shot one and it seems to be more comfortable since it’s a shorter gun, but in general I think I could get comfortable with both. A lighter gun is definitely nicer. I do small game hunting occasionally.

Then here is your answer: You can easily adjust the hammer spring to shoot a wide variety of pellets. Its compact form makes it good for hunting but it also can be benched quite easily. One of the BEST triggers on an airgun. Built like a tank. Always holds air and stupid accurate with a wide variety of pellets. The only downside is that it is not a lightweight gun.

PCP Rifle - Taipan Veteran and Veteran 2 for sale

Hello all- I’ve a Ukrain Vet 1 and Vet2 for sale. I’m only selling one, I’ll keep the other one. Can’t justify having 2 bullpup doing the same thing . Vet 1: .22 cal Condition 8.5/10 Mechanically 10/10 CZ barrel ***MADE IN UKRAINE*** Will come with all the oem stuffs and barrel cover(pictured)...

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flagger · Feb 20, 2025

flagger said:
Could you please tell me how you came up with that date? What research method do you use? I did some internet searching and could not pin down a manufacture date. As stated, there is no serial number anywhere. I would like to know for future research on other air guns.
Thanks!

Do you have an approximate value?

JimD · Feb 20, 2025

I think another way to make firewalkers point is if you hop up a 22 pcp to shoot a slug with the same bc as a 22 LR bullet at the same speed it is going to travel equally far. It is not the propellant that matters it is the bc and velocity. That is 100% true. I don't think it's very practical to make a pcp do this (you won't get many shots) but it has been done. You might also be able to get a LR down to the noise level of an airgun but it would take a monster moderator so I don't see the practicality of that either. Inherently I still think LRs tend to shoot further and noisier but those pushing their pcps up a lot need to remember they can overcome the general tendencies.

beerthief · Feb 20, 2025

I think if i was a nubie and someone said buy a more complicated gun , i would most likely not last too long in the hobby . I would receive the gun dreaming of fiddling with it like i read about . (thinking all i need to do is turn this up or down ) , not knowing anything about balance end up with a very poor unbalanced shooting gun ,

igolfat8 · Feb 20, 2025

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Gunnermikey · Feb 20, 2025

Hello,

It more like what you want to shoot ( pest control/ Benchrest shooting ……

I own a fx king .25 600mm it’s a good rifle for me

Some small issues I try to fix butt overall great rifle nice handeling and a lot of power

LFCM · Feb 20, 2025

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LFCM · Feb 20, 2025

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glr59 · Feb 20, 2025

I'll give it a go

steirman · Feb 20, 2025

EOD1 said:
Hi,

I’m new here and and getting more into airguns lately. I’m a fan of vintage stuff as I enjoy restoring and fixing things. I do professional restoration on woodworking hand tools, some lamps/fans, and straight razors. Not long left full time but since I’m retired in my 30’s I do it for extra money and because I enjoy it.

I was a bomb tech (eod) until a boom disagreed with the nerves in my head/face and the army told me I was retiring

I do have my hands full though with home ownership (endless maintenance/upkeep/etc), a wife who is constantly creating more work for me, and a adorable but incredibly high man 2 year old tyrant toddler daughter who loves me beyond belief but also views me as her indentured servants.

I have been in close proximity to exploring ordinance (self induced of course) and the thing I remember most is the small of dirt. I hope all is well with you these days.

glr59 · Feb 20, 2025

Floridaman2005 said:
I haven’t tested my total shot count, but it seems pretty similar to stock. I will do a full capacity test this weekend if I can. I didn’t touch the hammer or the regulator so those are still the way they came from the factory.

Not sure what the arc plenum is, but gaining 75 fps with the plenum is a pretty significant boost. More than 10% speed increase just from the plenum. Haven’t messed with hammer or reg because I wanted to preserve shot count, to a degree.

dam auto correct, CRC plenum

steirman · Feb 20, 2025

I wish Lincoln, NE had a club or even another airguner. I want someone and somewhere to shoot with

aston4 · Feb 20, 2025

TnCnDn said:
I have one, tin can at 15-20. Need to get out and see what it is really capable of. Been vert cold.

What does that mean? Has the cold frozen your brain?

Adam · Feb 20, 2025

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Adam · Feb 20, 2025

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TnCnDn · Feb 20, 2025

aston4 said:
Looking for the cheapest, yet accurate/precise and reliable, cocking pistol with red dot or scope. Maximum distance would be 10 meters. Preferable precision would be 1 inch or better at that distance. I have a scoped springer Hatsan .22 rifle that I'm pleased with, the pistol version of that is what I sort of have in mind, if such exists. The Hatsan Mod 25 Supercharger .22, maybe with a Hatsan red dot looks like it might be what I'm looking for. Don't want to deal with charging or CO2, just cock and pop. Prefer to stick with .22 cal.

Before I pull the trigger on that, I thought I'd ask the collective wisdom if there's anything better for that sort of $$$. Even cheaper would be better. This would be a beater working air pistol, not for show, not for the Olympics.

Sadly, this is for rats, so sufficient power is also a requirement, as is reliability, but this thing probably wouldn't see more than 30 shots a year, so super amazing durabiity isn't necessary. I live out in the middle of nowhere and rats are a real issue. I was never a hunter and have tried many, many, many other non-lethal methods with limited degrees of success, but I need additional options.

I have one, tin can at 15-20. Need to get out and see what it is really capable of. Been vert cold.

Maineairgunner207 · Feb 20, 2025

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hunterroark · Feb 20, 2025

slcrcflyer said:
Just threaded, no cups installed.

I appreciate all of the great information. I had a terrible experience with one of the early DRS classics. it was junk. Probe would not line up properly and it would destroy the "o" ring. I hope it was destroyed.
FX took it back.
When I purchase any airgun now, I want it shot tested with data and leak tested [10 days] before shipping to me. That's why I only deal with one shop. Period.

Hunter

Ricklin · Feb 20, 2025

N2 Shooter said:
Skip the Blitz.

You want more power than the Blitz can muster. I'd second the Umarex Gauntlet 2 30SL recommendation.

Why shoot just one? It's a varmint. A burst with the Blitz is devastating. We are talking short range here.

flagger · Feb 20, 2025

Wadcutter said:
Does it have "AIR HOLE DONT OIL" at the air intake hole? The hole is located under the lever.

Wadcutter said:
Your 317 was manufactured in early to mid-1941.

Could you please tell me how you came up with that date? What research method do you use? I did some internet searching and could not pin down a manufacture date. As stated, there is no serial number anywhere. I would like to know for future research on other air guns.
Thanks!

Firewalker · Feb 20, 2025

ChefSparrowRagazzi said:
Does a pellet have the same BC as a slug?

In the case of ElyTenex and the 38 grain Heavy Slugs by H&N in 5.5 mm, they both share the same BC at 0.112, which is the apples to apples discussion.

bowopt · Feb 20, 2025

6gun said:
Something is amiss to be shearing screws. You could get a grade 8 fastener but that is only a bandaid. I hope you find the root cause.

Is it stronger than the original screw and fits snugly into the pin probe pin so that I doesn't wobble when the gun is shot?

JaceSpace1369 · Feb 20, 2025

MrP said:
It was under $800 - couple of years ago

Then you never had to pay the duty fee.

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