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Gauntlet.30 fill valve

Does anybody know the specifics on the inside O-ring for the fill valve on the gauntlet .30. Or where I can get a replacement fill port. Umarex will not sell me one directly or give me specifics. Instead they want me to send in my entire rifle and pay for return shipping on a warrantied rifle
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Air Arms  TX200 Lube Question

I have an almost new TX200HC.
I ordered and received(in 5 days) a TinBum Short Stoke tune kit from TinBum in England.
I'm getting ready to install it and I'm going to use Krytox instead of TinBum's moly lube that came with the kit.
I have cleaned all of the old lube out of the gun completely, but have a question:

Do I lube the outside of the compression tube where it slides back and forth in the receiver when cocking? There was a very thin film of something on it when I removed it and in the receiver, but I thought that may have just been the moly from the spring and piston that dispersed though firing the gun.

I have it all so clean now, that I'm being extremely careful about where and how much I lube with the Krytox.
I've looked at dozen's of threads both here and on the other forums regarding tuning a TX200, but nothing has ever been mentioned about lubing the outside of the compression tube where it slides in the receiver when cocking the gun.
I guess that I could call/email TimBum, but wanted ya'lls opinion please.
Thanks in advance.
Norris

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Other  Best all around PCP

Ok so here it is. I just got into PCP air guns. I shot powder guns and hunted from the time I could follow my dad around in the woods hunting squirrels Rabit Deer Etc. In my early 40's I just got tired of it one day and quit for whatever reason. I quit shooting all together till one day I ran into a video of the Air Venturi Avenger by accident. It took me about a year to talk myself into it but finally did it and now I'm excited to get back into this. But and a big but I'm not overall crazy about the Avenger it's a "tinker's gun" I'm not into that I already have a buyer in mind so there's no issue there but now I need to replace it. I'm looking for a rifle that can do it all without a lot of fuss. Whether its just a day of shooting off the bench or hunting I want something that just works. I was considering the FX Impact but I see a lot of mixed emotions out of what's supposed to be the best air rifle ever made. I know I want .25 cal thats for sure and I know I am only worried about pellets not slugs because I will never use it to shoot anything bigger then a squirrel. I think $2500 will be my limit money wise want to see what the experienced experts say. Thanks.
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N/A  Sports Match

Question about the 2 piece adjustable mounts by Sports Match. Do the adjustable screws need to be on the right side (starboard) of the rifle or not? I have them on the left side (Port) now. The rifle used is a HW98. It shoots low and to the left side of the target, and I ran out of adjustment on my scope, an Athelon Argos BTR 8X34x56. Will switching the side the adjustment screws face fix my problem?

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Altaros  Beginner. Bought Tuned Aselkon mx5 6.35 need advice/help

Hello everyone! Long story short, I have had 1 pcp gun before, 6 years ago Walter dominator 5.5, so i am beginner with these. Now i did buy Tuned Aselkon mx5 with Cnc machined 20cm silencer(the guy was cnc worker) that has shot max 300 rounds, and have alot questions. It is the 60 joule factory model. There is no outside regulator, but there is? somekind "regulator" on there when you remove Air bottle or something. The guy had Drilled the hole there to 0.5mm bigger(he did not remember what it was on stock, he said maybe 2.2-2.5), and if i did understand, some other hole also 0.5mm bigger. Idk did i hear right, that the "regulator" was stock 130bar, but now it is based on his Calculations 160 bar. Also the Spring is Tightened 2 rounds. It is currently shooting JSB Exact king heavy 2.2/33.8g pellets 74-77 joules (chronograph). It is pretty damn accurate, I have not shot over 5 years, and did test shoot 1 magazine, and landed full magazine to 60-70m distance in size of Snus can (around 10 cm wide and 10cm high, or what is the size of Snus can). So now comes the questions! How much more i can get power out of this, and what i need to do ? Also, he has not try slugs, and i am going to go buy Slugs, So what Weight slug should i pick and how long do go in the magazine ? i did read somewhere it was 12.7mm ? not sure at all, so i wont buy wrong size. Zan/H&N and Altaros lead free is available. Also, Should i pick the size of 6.35 or 6.34 ? i would realy appriciate all help i can get :).

Oh i did forgot, he allways filled it to 200 bar that is the max? or is it 220. And shot 20 accurate shots, then it drops to 160bar and then he did fill it again.

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Kral Arms  Mortal X shooting advise

Hello guys,

My name is Igor, I am new to this forum, and I am glad that I've found it. I have couple of questions that needs answering to me, as I am pretty new to air gun shooting.

I have .22 Mortal X from Kral Arms. It is zeroed to 50 yards flat line, scope that I use is Hawke Vantage 4-16x44 with side parallax adjustment. Shooting 21 grain H&M slugs.

1. When I shoot at 50 yards, as zeroed on a flat line, have no problems hitting the target, usually meta target.
2. When I shoot at 40 or 50 yards on live target, but on a 45 degrees angle, maybe even higher, I miss the target and I think that slug is going above, not sure to be honest.

So my questions are, first of all is my zero distance Ok, or should I zero it at lower range, maybe 30 yards lets say and then try to shoot on angle targets straight at center ?

And my second question is, if I keep my zero at 50 yards, should I aim lower while shooting at angle ?

Also, I have my parallax adjustment set up on 100 yards, should I play with it depending on the distance (using range finder of course).

Thank you so much for your time, any advice will be helpful.

Have a nice day all!

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Bleed valve or dump valve - Definitive answer ?

Hi everyone. Just joined today.
My 6.8 liter carbon bottle came with a one press dump valve, but I was thinking of swapping it out for a more gentle bleed valve, the one where you open the tap and bleed off a bit slower.
2 different guys down the range said I was crazy as the instant dump valve was far better for the gun. I fail to see that as it is quite a violent dump of all the air in the whip.
Can someone in the know give me the answer as I cant find any advice on it and dont want to swap it out if what I already have is better.

Many thanks in advance

Steve aka xxxchunkyxxx

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Always spell out your packaging expectations!

I just recently purchased an airgun from Krale and foolishly assumed I didn’t need to specify how to safely wrap an airgun.

Well, I was wrong and found out the hard way. You can learn from my mistake:

Krale did understand the concept of double boxing, but botched the rest.

1. If it’s a heavy airgun, the space between the inner and outer box should not depend on air pillows. They will burst when the gun shifts as the package is abused by whatever carrier gets their hands on it. Ask me how I know. There needs be bubble wrap or foam or anything besides those pillows which are not designed to protect heavy objects.

2. Ask them to tape all of the sides of the inner box to keep it from bursting open and dumping contents into the outer box. Be sure to ask they surround with enough bubble wrap to cushion it from a fall.


Check out the way they wrapped the inner box on my Kral. This looks like some thing I made up, but this is how they wrapped the inner box:
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The gun, the pellets I ordered, and all the accessories were just loose in an outer box. There wasn’t a scratch on the air gun, so I guess I lucked out that there was only one drop or impact and not another once the items were loose.

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