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Taipan  Taipan Veteran Alignment Issue

I discovered that my Taipan Veteran Standard was clipping my Sumo. Some research reveals that I likely have an alignment problem. I recently removed the barrel and I’m thinking that I didn’t follow the right procedure in putting everything back together. Any tips or recommendations for ensuring proper alignment? In particular with the six screws holding the air tube, barrel and picattiny; not sure if I need to follow a certain procedure or torque specs.

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FX  fx impact m3 700mm .22 tune

hey all , wondering if anyone has a tune for the H&N slug hp 30grain please wondering what velocity's people are getting ?? going to use them for rabbits.


and thinking about using the jsb hades .22 in 15.89grain also looking for tune and velocity for them Aswell please


thanks a lot I'm super new to pcp air rifles if you cant tell ha-ha :)

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Other  Replica Co2 Pellet pistols ?

I've been into Air Rifles since the ammo got overly expensive and then Covid came along and basically shut down the country, until then I was happy with my powder burners, but both of my clubs ranges were closed, ammo went from $15.00 a box to $100.00 a box and loading components were nowhere to be found.
However, I had a backyard big enough to get 40 yds., air guns and pellets were affordable and available, so why not, over the last dozen or so years I've come to really enjoy my air rifles, but winter here in the north east isn't all that agreeable to outdoor air gunning, my youngest son and I usually shoot together on or back yard range, now he's got a space cleared out in the basement that will give us a good 10 plus meter range, an he's purchased several BB and Pellet pistols with which to fill the wintertime gap.
About 10 years ago I bought an Air Soft 1911 blow back pistol that ran on Green Gas to use as an inexpensive training aid for my carry handgun, so now I'm on the hunt for a replica pellet pistol to shoot for fun and practice indoors at 10 meters, I have some requirements that must be considered, it has to have a blow back action, be Co2 powered, be well made and reliable, it should have a decent trigger and be reasonably accurate, I'd like it to shoot at 400 fps. minimum.
So, any suggestions ? :)
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GoPro Hero 11 Black & Eaglevision 12mm Lens question

Has anyone here successfully removed the stock lens that comes with the GoPro Hero 11? If you have, what was your method of doing so? (As I am about to receive my eaglevision lens replacement later today and am needing to remove the stock lens myself, I have watched the video by Hajimoto, and I have removed the "glue" (?) that goes around the lens, and I am at the prying stage, but I dont want to use so much force to where I damage my brand new gopro 11. Any advice? I could surely use it!

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Curious numbers

If you click on the leader board you will see that some members have a number between member and their location:

Member · 63 · From North Alabama

Member · 78 · From Scottsville, Alan County , Kentucky, United States

Member · 50 · From Calgary, Alberta

Etc, etc, etc...

Not all members have this number, so it got my curiosity going.

What is the significance of this number? What does it mean?

Thanks!

All my best!

Kerry

p.s.

I have yet to see any of those numbers exceed 2 digits. In other words, I have never seen 100, 101, etc. If that makes any difference?

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How to repair dent in stock?

Hey homies,

During a shipping mishap, my precious lefty Air Arms TX200 sustained a number of small but very noticeable dents to the walnut stock.

Is there any sort of quick trick for removing these? I have heard that boiling water works?

I tried the search function but didn't turn up anything definitive.

Thanks y'all - Nico

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Break barrels under $400

I've been wanting a Hatsan Carnivore since I first saw a guy using it on a YouTube channel. Nitro piston break barrel. Before I ordered one, I thought I would ask if there was anything else similar to the Carnivore that would be equally enjoyable to land black birds and other large nuisances in the neighborhood, with the option of small game hunting.

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Anyone local to the Tulsa metro area?

Looking for a "plinking buddy" slash mentor to get together once in a while for some target shooting. There are some great places around here to shoot. Where I live currently, Sand Springs, Oklahoma, there's a city ordinance that prohibits the use of airguns inside the city limits, so the use of moderators is highly advised.

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Spring air walk-in scope

I have a rws34 older model that I put a vortek spring in. Got a UTG scope on it an a one piece B-square scope mount that I bought yrs ago from airguns express. Seems to be sliding the scope to the rear of the mount until the front bell is touching. All screws are tight. Does anyone know of a better option for one piece mount?

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Hatsan  First time Hatsan Blitz fill

Purchased a .30 cal Hatsan Blitz and heard of the problems people have had with the gun leaking air while filling. Well, I went to fill my gun for the first time and sure e ought had that problem. If anyone knows how to resolve this issue or are familiar with this problem, can you please help? $900 gun and ready to use it. Thanks everybody!

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Question about my leshiy Peazy

I have a question and looking for advice. I purchased online a brand new Leshiy2 package deal that came with a Peazy. Upon receiving the package among other issues, I cannot plug the PeaZy in to the gun unless I fully disconnect the stock. It’s too big to even just unfold the stock. The problem is that they did not install the fitting the twists to expose the side port fill holes and only have a male foster fitting in place of the bottle. I asked the person who sold it to me to explain how to fill the gun and he said to twist the fitting to expose the fill ports. I explained that there are none and had to send him a video of the gun he sent me showing that it doesn’t fit. His resolution is for me to disconnect the stock every single time I want to fill the gun. Since I am not using a bottle, imagine how much a an inconvenience this will be and I also explained that when I’m in the bush, do I sit the gun down in the dirt while I fumble and fill the stock. Filling the stock with a Peazy is not a one hand process. Wasn’t the Peazy and EaZy created to be faster?.. I’m actually working backwards here.
I received the gun in august and we are still fixing previous issues along with this one. He is trying to convince me to disconnect my gun, sit it in the dirt or hang it on a tree so I can fill it. He’s forgetting that even he thought all I had to do was twist it. I don’t understand the reason of selling me the leshiy package with a Peazy if I have to work harder to use it.
That is the story and now my question is to anyone. Can you please give me your thoughts on this one. I don’t want to mention the person and be disrespectful but I feel that I’m only asking him to fix the issue and give me what I paid for. Please send your thoughts.

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Diana Model 35 - purchased in the early 50s

Greetings. New member and first post. I am new to air guns as I recently acquired a Diana Model 35 from my father-in-law. I believe he purchased it in, what was then, West Germany around 1950. It has seen little use, and has been well stored. It probably has not been fired in 10-15 years until one recent test cock and pull with no ordinance. That may have been a dumb move on my part as I'm not sure what, if any, maintenance has been performed. I assume that good seals are key to a compressed air rifle.
I intend to keep it and explore the air gun world. Starter questions:

When I did the one test fire. It had a sharp report and a healthy kick. How to lubricate?
As a new guy, would it be wise to take this to my local vintage gunny for a once over?

I'm also curious about the manufacture date as from what I have read so far, there have been several mods to the gun before it was discontinued/replaced in the 80s. It does not have a manufactured date anywhere on the metal body. There is a lovely image of a woman (statue?) dropping her bow and arrow while her airgun overhead.

Any other advice for the novice would be appreciated. Thanks, Daniel
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