(Full disclosure - this is a competitor product for me)
I did a full deep tech review on a very similar (looks identical - but different brand off Ali) muzzle mounted Chrony - 40min video if you cant sleep.

Overall it wasnt too bad - great fit & finish, if it works - then it'll be ok
Issues - internals & longevity i have some big concerns over, installing the app was turning off my phones security & downloading a file from a Chinese server, no ability for large calibers or over moderators - anything other than 1/2 UNF, didnt check the accuracy against my certified chronys - from memory it couldnt tell the difference between 1,000 & 1,005 fps - which isnt too bad, usual fiddly buttons & painful programming sequences to deal with - set modes, change pellets etc

Have a look on the AGF UK forum, a lot of them have been purchased - under a different name "Air Force one"

JaceSpace1369 said:

A few days ago I got a .25 cal mag from @Tango Sierra to test out and it is WAY smoother, hold 2 extra rounds and can fit polymags just fine.

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Those look great!

Sweet, home sweet home.

boscoebrea said:

I use pistol scopes on my pistols,no need to get your eye close to the pistol scope ;lBurris 7x pistol scopes on that pistol

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My scope is 12x, the max limit for pistol field target. I’m sure it has a better field of view and ranging capabilities than a 7x. Also, my parallax adjusts from 10m to infinity.
As for holding my eye closer or not, it’s moot. I’m shooting hunter class with a bipod. For off hand shots, I’ll use a “taco” hold.

Trucker3573 said:

Sweet set up but you competed against high dollar with pretty high dollar.

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1k is not a high dollar rifle anymore unfortunetly . It may be about mid grade price point for a regulated pcp

Need to celebrate at least a little this morning. I'm in, even without the T-Rex engraving!

(P.S.: I got in before they sold out, and ended up with 21/100!)

Yes the parts can be ordered separate. I would call Utah airguns.

I hope you cast slugs.. Lot's of lead !!!!

im asking for hitting power at 110 yards .25 slug what
should i use with standard nk4 i think i have 1.24 barrel

I've had a mild interest for years, when I learned I could make my own HPA cheaply that is what got me "off the fence" and in to the world of PCP guns. I shoot PB a lot as well. I can't shoot PB in my backyard, that's a ten minute drive to the club.

235 yards, at least 3 shots here. MOA, FFP scope for reference.




Later that day...

Ok I sent this pistol back to Pyramyd air and got another one , Took about a week, Had the second Reximex pistol for 4 days and it is leaking,
Did I say I really like this pistol, I do and maybe the third pistol will be the one!!! Or get a refund and move on to the new AGT pistol for about double the price , Or should I take a brand new gun apart and try to fix it myself?? Maybe I need to ask Pyramyd to air the gun up and see if it leaks, I can wait a day or two for a leak test... Did I say I really like the pistol? Is it just cheap 0 rings or is there a major problem with this gun? What would you do??
Mike

armored007 said:

is he the owner?

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I believe so

In my experience, running a pcp at 150 bar reg pressure compared to 120 bar will have negligible effects on the internal parts. That usually happens at pressures above 180 bar. That’s when you’ll see guys upgrading valve stems and increasing hammer weight.

Besides the increased wear on parts; it’s not as enjoyable to shoot a gun that is pushing its power to the limit. The increased hammer spring tension and heavier hammer weight create a harsh shot cycle. Shot count will drastically be reduced.

boresnake said:

I have spent my time on pre-order lists. Not one ever delivered at a reasonable time. The longer you wait the better the choices become . Times must be good for the manufacturer. I had a prominent airgun dealer hold my $25. deposit for a year. Never happened. Performance is on their part. Let them play their PRE-ORDER games by themselves.

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I got a receipt for my $25 deposit, and it showed up on my bank statement. The rifle showed up eventually as well. Those folks do well by me.

yes i got ya i shot 3 or 4 mags throught it before it quit cycling i snuged up bolt went back to working just fine if it comes lose again then a drop of blue is what i use

Nofilters said:

Rex is a Hall of Famer match director if there ever was one. The breakfast was the best ever, and I am a breakfast-eating connoisseur.
The match was very challenging, and Rex’s taxidermy skills shine in his painting of the face plates. That may be why he has such a great vision for setting the targets and laying out a course. Rex is old school, so he is not a fan of gimme shots. I would put him up as the best match director in the country: just good ole down-home country community and family fun. So, thank you all for volunteering for property, time, and effort. It was worth the 6hr45 minute drive from 2-1/2 hours away. LOL, that is a story for another day.

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I second everything @Nofilters has to say above.

Here's a picture of "about half" of the targets Rex has spent countless hours painting:


But "The Mosquito" is my favorite:

AmericanPitCorsojay said:

Squirrel's lucky I didn't feel like cleaning

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I admire your restraint.

marflow 777 said:

they are just electrical wall plate screws buy a bag of black and never run out
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If memory serves that would be #6-32. For use in the grips it might be worth your time to find an allen drive button head cap screw vs the slotted wall plate option.... Use whichever is convenient and acceptable for you. You posted good info.

MikeAllen said:

I have 20k or so - I shoot a bunch every week but I still may get out the ole FoodSaver just in case!

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We wore out two Food savers. Last year I bought an Avid Armor vac sealer. Worth every penny.

Never thought of sealing pellets. Can’t see it sucking the air out of the tin. On the other hand, the Avid will crush a pop can….a tin should be more stout.

I had the same problem with my Argus 45 years back. But with the cocking lever block. Just...had two full threads holding things together.

The next longer fastener was too long, and didn't feel like shortening a screw already that small, so I used the original fastener, but just made the counter sink deeper. Enough to add a couple of full threads . Working well so far.

Mike

Anyone found a better alternative that will fit the Throne, the STD reg is a bit rubbish.

coastal drifter said:

I agree

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There's 2 schools of thought sort of on hammers and the dwell curve of a slow heavy hammer and that of a fast light one. It's preference. I liked to find a tune that let me run 23gr on bottom and 34gr on top. At least in my situation hammer weight did a better job than spring rate at giving me a new performance window when my reg pressures were high and being used to close the valve as well.


Alas, it's 25 grains and you guys have a really solid point. I get too carried away and I don't remember what a stock hammer was in each version of the gun and what it could do at 130 bar. Obviously (or maybe not) You ease into seeing what the gun can do before you replace deep internal parts.

Looks like the same deal.

Texstever said:

Have a 342 picked some years ago and decided to look into repairing. Not holding air so likely would do a seal repair/replace. Question is the pump arm currently doesn’t stay closed. In other words it doesn’t rest inline with the stock. Will this resolve itself when the seals are replaced of is there another issue causing this?

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I'd definitely fix it. They're nice shooting guns. With the iron sights they make for a good camping/truck gun.