any thoughts? i have been using NSA .254 on my regular mags, it seems like the new red slug mags are sized for .249 and .250. Does it matter?

@Contndr35BB Thank you for watching. Yes, I am very fortunate to have these wonderful permissions where lots of targets to shoot at.

Another gun (FWB601).
Same pellet, distance, standing, offhand, 20 shots: RWS 8.2 WC.
Rear peep, front aperture.
I suspect a few of the shots went into the hole.
It is quite difficult to see the points even at 10 yards.

Duckfish said:

Probably get even better after a bunch of lead goes thru it.

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Possibly so...haven't even put 100 shots through it yet.

If you have a 7/8x14 thread press, you can buy these dies at a fraction of the cost. You can size slugs too that you cannot do with HPP dies:

This is an Air Gun Forum; someone comes here and says he does not like PCP because of the cost and hassle; he likes his powder burners.....sof888888what?
The point is we do not have to defend our choice. Yet we did; it was better to say nothing, yet I wrote here 3 times. I am a hypocrite. Why not go to a powder burner forum and say I do not like powder burners? I could list many reasons, but then I would be a double hypocrite, which is getting political.

Ok I’ve cleaned the barrel tried different slugs even altaros and this is the best it will do at 50…. My panthera out shoots this and makes smalls jokes woth 10 shots should I just get a new barrel

Is there a Waffle House nearby? Asking for the AAFTA BOG chairman, he can't shoot a big match without a lump of Waffle House burning a hole through his belly.

My issue with Crosmans is not so much that they never shoot very well. I've had tins that shot pretty well from my Prod and P35-177. My issue is that if I buy more I am not at all confident they will be better than trash. I had that happen with 10.5s in the P35-177 and haven't bought a tin of Crosmans since. I have not had that experience on the 22 caliber pellets but the Prod likes the copper plated FTTs better. The price difference is not significant enough for me to risk buying trash.

I haven’t seen this on the forums so I thought I’d share. Utah Airguns has a video on rebuilding the FX AMP Regulator. After you get that troublesome o ring out the hole, and the holes is cleaned out, put in the piston with enough belleville washers to reach the bottom of the o ring groove. It takes a few seconds to put the new o ring in using the washer stack to push against. Have a nice day.

Good for you

Lewis said:

Thank you so much for the detailed pics and explanation! I have a couple of these. So far they are good, but I will be keeping this for when the day comes.

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No problem Lewis. Here’s a good instructional video:


Do yours have original o-rings and valves?

Which is more accurate? Inquiring minds want to know...had some time while the turkey is in the oven:
MK I, CP .22, 15 feet indoor, rested

MK II, CP .177, 15 feet indoor, rested

if you want to diy, you can get the foam cut to fit a variety of cases from quite a few places. the joy of cnc cutting...

If it's the sight it's self broken or bad bent maybe look to replace

Sadly even that use to be easy to get part ain't no more unless AoA has one to sell

https://www.pyramydair.com/product/micrometer-rear-sight-fits-weihrauch-beeman-hw-air-rifles?a=3541

Overseas got them like bangcovk Kirkwood or chambers

Id hammer it straight first if I could ..lol

SteveV said:

No, that has been resolved via dielectric grease

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Have you given any thought on using one of these kits?


Or this one which is regulated



I have the unregulated one and ditched the hammer and tube, cut a 2240 tube down so I could have the bolt cock the gun vs having to cock the hammer and then load it. This also gave me a better hammer strike. Even with a 10" barrel it's putting out 18 fpe not at coil binding and only 2200 psi.

I also gutted the valve in it since it has a huge spring seat and stiff spring.

FYI...
910 has been relocating and moving into a storefront facility so he's been quite busy with that over the last bit. Could be the reason for the slow comms.

Just update.. The HN .301 shoot well and don't seem overly snug in Darrell. Ordering some .303 61.5 this week.

Probably puppies..

I have not had the chance to stretch it out to any distance, but my Evo in .177 is very consistent and very accurate in the 12 fpe.

nef003 said:

I'm far beyond saving then; because I have been proven other wise many times. The again; I lean more towards spiritual things than physical.

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Yes you are! You prove my point. You transfer human attributes to animals. It really is not that way, but you’re going to believe what you want to believe.

. or

I don't even degas while pumping. Just go slow and then take a break. Degassing means you have to waste pumps to get back up to tank pressure generating heat along the way. The first cigarette filter catches all the oil and moisture coming in to the oil/water trap.

drpietrzak said:

The issue, for me, is that it flattens the head slightly in getting there.

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I had the same problem. I fixed it with the a gas fitting from Home Depot. The fitting had a hard rubber cover on its threads to protect them. I cut a circle of it out and super glued it to the bottom of the sizer where the pellet makes contact. No more flat spot and I have sized thousands of pellets with them (.22 and .25 sizers). Hope this helps.

I just bought one straight from eagle vision For my Uragan 2 25 cal 700mm. The groups are good and consistent but I’m hoping muzzle break tuner can make it better. Haven’t got a chance to try yet but once I do I’ll post results. Things the one I got.