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Other Chinese B3 part needed
- By wgregt
- Traditional Airguns
- 1 Replies
FYI, here's what I'm looking for exactly, the threaded small bolt with the knurled head on it, as well as the super small circlip that holds it on. Thanks everyone!
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Orion the Iguana Hunter DRS Magazines and Zan ELR Slugs
- By Impact701
- General Discussion
- 6 Replies
The link says they are 35gr.
I haven't found any .25 caliber ELR slugs.
I am really interested in the Zan hyper line slugs.
ZAN Slugs | .22 Caliber ELR | 42.3gr (200ct) - Utah Airguns
Maximize your shooting range with ZAN Slugs in .22 Caliber ELR, 35gr (200ct). Precision-engineered for extreme long-range accuracy.
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Slugs for .22 Stoeger Bullshark
- Projectiles
- 5 Replies
The p35(x) bull shark barrel loves the javelin 217 21 and 23
the 23 At 815 I won’t bother with. It did shoot them very well.
the 21s at 860.
858.8 low
to a high of 863.4
the groups at 60 were fantastic. Every bit as good as the 217 21 HN hp slugs.
the middle group you’ll see what appears to be one true flier low and right a half inch. I can’t explain that. My hold was right. Top right that was me holding .2 mil low. I held .8 instead of 1.0. Do we just write that off as the sole true flier? Or write off the jav g2 217 21?
the top right was the first I shot the 21 the slightly right impact directly next to the group, call that a lead in error
which corrected for the next 6 shots.
the 23 At 815 I won’t bother with. It did shoot them very well.
the 21s at 860.
858.8 low
to a high of 863.4
the groups at 60 were fantastic. Every bit as good as the 217 21 HN hp slugs.
the middle group you’ll see what appears to be one true flier low and right a half inch. I can’t explain that. My hold was right. Top right that was me holding .2 mil low. I held .8 instead of 1.0. Do we just write that off as the sole true flier? Or write off the jav g2 217 21?
the top right was the first I shot the 21 the slightly right impact directly next to the group, call that a lead in error
which corrected for the next 6 shots.
Skout ManuLoader solves a magazine problem
- By JoePolanco
- PCP Airguns
- 3 Replies
I agree 100%. As a bench shooter, I'm a traditional hand loader. However after I received the prototypes of the Manuloader at RMAC last year, I've been using it ever since. Really innovative and time saving. I highly recommend it.The Skout Airguns Epoch / Evo has an open - faceted magazine design which uses a relatively short torsional spring to index the magazine after the bullet probe is retracted from the rifle chamber. Because the magazine capacity is higher than average and the spring is unloaded to begin with, this means the the rotor is turned from 1.5 revolutions (light pellet) to 2.5 turns (heavy slug). As the pellet/slug leaves the magazine and as it is pushed from the magazine to the rifle chamber, the spring exerts a side force, wedging the pellet/slug between the magazine and the rifle chamber. In addition, the open face design of the magazine pockets exposes the rib between adjacent pockets and this rib, representing a considerable multiple of pressure, can easily deform the skirt of a pellet and score the front of a pellet or side of a slug, See the photo.This is not cosmetic but rather a design issue. The Stud loading system ameliorates this issue by using a longer torsion spring that does not load the rotor as much as the Scout magazine but it does not eliminate the problem. The Stud loading system also will not accommodate slugs.
The ManuLoader from Shortcut and his colleague in Denmark solves this problem by eliminating the torsional spring and indexes the magazine manually. It lacks the polished and machined finish of the the attractive Skout magazines: the printing looks crude, and it has the cachet or rather lack of - of most 3D printed products but it works as advertised and is an effective solution. In fact, an argument can be made for those who hand feed their rifles, the Manuloader is less likely to deform pellets than hand feeding… It does require an extra motion as you pull the bolt back, index the magazine, and then push the bolt closed but I found it has a nice rhythm and may possibly reduce inadvertent double loading of pellets/slugs.
Eventually, I think Skout will redesign its magazine; in the meantime, the ManuLoader is a perfectly acceptable workaround. Lest anyone think I am throwing shade on Skout Airguns, that is not the case: I think Skout is a bright light in a chaotic and disorganized industry. I admire their innovation and their customer service is second to none. I own two Evo’s, both dedicated slug rifles, in 25 and 30 cal.
#LabRadar
#Manuloader
#Skout Airguns
#Vector Optics
#AEA Pellets
#STUD Speed Loader
#Sub-MOA Barrels
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Airgun Technologies Cheek riser for AGT
- By Strelac
- PCP Airguns
- 0 Replies
Hello all 
After more than a few DIY cheek riser projects, some better some less good, I discovered one aftermarket solution that goes well with Uragan2, but it should fit all AGT airguns that have the same plastic cover piece above the barrel.
It holds really firmly, only if I want to clip it above the magazine- I have to dremel the magazine slot on it. But for now- I don’t need to do that.
It’s the AK Zhukov S stock style cheek riser, hight 0.25” and it fits perfectly with medium size accu-X adjustable elevation scope mount rings (32-38mm).
Here’s the link:
PS. I have never found lower scope mounts with adjustable elevation, so the cheek riser was mandatory for my setup.
If anyone knows some lower yet adjustable rings- I would appreciate it.
All the best,
S.
After more than a few DIY cheek riser projects, some better some less good, I discovered one aftermarket solution that goes well with Uragan2, but it should fit all AGT airguns that have the same plastic cover piece above the barrel.
It holds really firmly, only if I want to clip it above the magazine- I have to dremel the magazine slot on it. But for now- I don’t need to do that.
It’s the AK Zhukov S stock style cheek riser, hight 0.25” and it fits perfectly with medium size accu-X adjustable elevation scope mount rings (32-38mm).
Here’s the link:
PS. I have never found lower scope mounts with adjustable elevation, so the cheek riser was mandatory for my setup.
If anyone knows some lower yet adjustable rings- I would appreciate it.
All the best,
S.
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