I understand, maybe you're just ready for a change. I love DS rifles both mech and elec and have had a few of both. If I were going to just shoot, no tinkering, no changing, I'd definitely go DS. But I like to mess with airguns, I may want a soft shooting 177 today and a month from now Imight want to eradicate a groundhog or two with a 25 cal, so I like the FX Crown and Dream Tac.
I would LOVE to have a Black wolf and three barrels 177, 22&25, but I need both arms and legs. So if that's your fancy, I say go for it and enjoy the heck out of it.
My only admonition is that no matter how pretty and expensive it is, there's a lot cheaper guns that can easily match it. And that's an admonition to me as well.

boscoebrea said:

mine shots the JSB Diabolo .22 15.89 dead on.

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My 40yard 10shot spread yesterday with JTS .22 25.39grain. That darn flyer.. would have been ¼” spread or so if not for that one. Was in the wind too!

Scotty1 said:

Chances are the battery on your temp display is dead. You can pop it out of the machine and change the battery.

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Thank you, the manual is really not clear on this. Thanks for this Forum! Overall, I love the Tuxing 032! Works great!

I cannot see from the pictures, but I can talk about pellet sizers
You want one that is tapered inside a hole, not a simple cylindrical push-through.

I am using the T-RROB pellet sizers, those are adjustable depth. Not a best but works good enough, when received I still had to do some elbow greasing with it to make it to my liking.
You can re-size the pellet head and the pellet skirt to different size - the taper in the hole drives the ratio, and the depth drives the OD.

Looks like a fun time!

Today I was up shooting and just amazed at the accuracy of my .25 cal Sniper Magnum.
I was shooting from 25 yards out 163 yards
Ringing steel and all sorts of targets a long way. If you have a magnum and want some more power get the Power Tune from AOA. It works really well.
and it loves the JSB 33.95 gr Pellets!!

Happy shooting!

I have a Sekhmet gen 1 installed on my Impact MKII. So far no issues and I do appreciate being able to notice the regulator pressure at a glance. I can't say how old this unit is as I am the third owner of this Impact and it was there when the rifle was purchased. I find it interesting to see what makes up the guts of this gauge.

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tommyb said:

Thanks Jack.

Have been reading ‘all’ of your responses to various compressor posts.

Q. Do you know how easy/hard it is to replace a new power supply, should I go with the CS4-I? I like The convenience of having it internal. Not worrying about heat, because the unit is water cooled and I will baby the fills.

Not worried about the extra cost.

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Replacing the internal power supply and/or the circuit board on a CS4-i is not particularly difficult. My friend had to replace both on his new CS4-i and I didn't hear any serious complaints. The CS4-i compressor is water cooled but the internal parts such as the power supply and the circuit board are not. I don't imagine that it gets severely hot within the case but when it comes to electronics less heat and less vibration is good and no heat and no vibration is better.

If you like the convenience of an internal power supply, I say go for the CS4-i. My CS4-i was perfect out of the box and remains so today - no complaints.

JackHughs

I ended up just Supergluing them, then realized I cant open the case anymore, and also that aluminum shouldnt be heated above 150c (i was planning on ungluing with heat gun). I like your idea better. Thankfully the magnets pop out of the nylon bushing theyre in so Im able to take the thing on/off still.

Welcome to AGN..

Reading the Rules seems SO simple, but very rare....
This type of question pops up extremely often and is something that shouldn't.

I've said it before; The first rule to attain 'rights' on this site is to READ the Rules.
My 2¢

mike

bigmike said:

Sure I bought a used gun and it was not included. What can I give you for it?

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Your address in PM.

Looks great, put in a museum.....
I'm doing Yard work with mine, cutting climbing vines off my Pecan trees 35 yards in the back yard, from the cool climate of my laundry room backdoor,
Artwork, Yardwork, it's all good.....

Fx king 600 in 30cal..does my regulator pressure need to be 165 bar for a good speed on day a 50gn slug?

Jim = My P-15, Bullshark & Pinty all have the same trigger set- up. I like that I can change the weight in about 5 min. I usually shoot in the ounces in my basement & about 1 lb in my yard. Instead of getting longer screws for the sear I put vibra-tite on my screw & haven't had any problems going up & down. Either way works though.

As I posted on another thread. I spent some time researching 4 heroes from my home town that died in Vietnam Learning a little about them seemed like the thing to do today. 4 guys from a little town in Michigan, seems like a lot. One was the older brother of one of my friends I grew up with. He was killed in 1966. I was 10 and remember it like it was yesterday. Here’s to the heroes

You are welcome.

I sure you’re correct. I just don’t have an area where I can stretch it to say even 50 yds. Dang it!

Well I finally settled on a grease for the gear case. The Chevron Open Gear Grease pictured above. No other grease stayed on the teeth as well. The other grease were leaving the gears dry after only a week or so of heavy use. The Chevron grease, after 3 weeks of daily use, still covered every tooth and you can see how it slooooowly runs down and replinishes the gear. This is far better than ANY grease I tried.
Mind you, this is only for the drive gears. Everything else gets Renewable Lubricants Food Grade EP grease.
Here's the Chevron grease in the gearbox after 3 weeks.

I already made a Speed shifter for it!


How it works.

Pea-shooter O.G. said:

When you "crazies" shot this match with your pistols, did you have the scope magnification set at 12x or 16x?

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12x

imtrigerhapy said:

What i was getting at is it is easy to take any airgun with the best of the best factory parts cherry picked to perform perfectly together. Like most company sponsered shooters. Their gun they use is certianly not the gun i would recieve. Looking at airgum competitor rifles i dont believe a single one of them rolled out of the factory as is. They all take tuning and monkeying with to shoot one hole groups. Atmospheric pressure and temperature alone can take a great shooting gun and just be ok. But it would be amazing to shoot one hole all the time think of all the competitions i would win ..im pretty sure id be famouse

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Wrong. No one tunes guns before I get them. They come straight out of the box and half the time they are broken. I order many of them anonymously or from Europe. Like Hatsan Factors (all) M4 arrived broken, DSR broke, Black Wolf .25 is shooting 1 inch groups at 50 yards with all ammo at all speeds...how was your day? Epoch on off valve also broke today, so, bad day at work I guess. Many of the manufacturers actually hate me. Like Hatsan and FX and many more. The ones who don't like me, Pyramyd Air handles the promotion of thier guns. All guns get a fair shake, drama stays off screen. If the guns sucks, it doesn't make it to the editing room. You guys may never see the Black Wolf for instance.

Avator said:

I wouldn't get so comfortable looking down the barrel of any gun.

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That's where the flashlight trick works well and a mirror.... I highly recommend the flashkight trick

Rivegauche said:

Who made that excellent barrel/bottle band and bipod attachment for you? I need something just like it for my shorter, fatter bottle!

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@Hajimoto

As horrible as that trigger feels out of the box, it breaks in to become a still horrible but incredibly predictable trigger. I actually really like shooting those things as built.