TopGun-Airguns said:

It works now.

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Dang . Lol. Thanks. Yeah all good and working. Ouch on the shipping for my location ….pass for now. Thanks for the sale though.

don't know if I placed this post in the correct place as I normally don't start them..if it is in the wrong place moderator please move it to wherever it should be!
so I got a Seneca eagle claw 22 long version caliber referbished and I bought the moderator adapter in case I needed to put my Donny FL shogun on it.. it's almost plenty quiet as is but I noticed that it was missing the baffles when I installed the adapter..
so I called pyramid air and they didn't know how many it takes so got back to me later and said 3.. they fit snuggly but I actually saw the end of the barrel and the spacer for it, so I know that it didn't have one in it.. there's also numbers on the baffle package that seems to indicate that it takes 3.. however it will only take two.. third one would stick out and you couldn't put the muzzle cap on..
so my question is.. should I just put in the two? or should I put each baffle in the lathe and shorten it so all 3 fit? will 3 shorter ones work better than two factory ones?. I'm inclined to leave them factory, just because things are normally best left factory, but I thought I'd ask if anyone has any ideas..
and this post is meant just for the Seneca eagle claw, not trying to do anything else
I will have to say that out of every airgun I have shot it's my absolute favorite.. however it's the first pellet picky gun I have had..it will shoot anything as long as you set the power wheel correctly for the weight of the ammo.. unlike my Condor SS will eat anything at any setting even supersonic and still print dime size groups at 50 and 30 yards dead on.
Mark

Pretty fast to swap so that should work great. Congrats

Kneepit said:

I got mine from Wes, he has them on the US side of operations and will send it to you.

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I figured since OP mentioned him and still didn't have an answer he could call SPA and just get confirmation or a pitch gauge for "yes its 16-1.5 pitch"

jkingrph said:

Pretty gun. It looks much like a miniaturized version of a Martini-Henry which was a British service rifle starting about 1871, There are still a fairly large number of those floating around. This looks like a sporterized model, picture I found on the internet.

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Beautiful rifle….Ive had both the Martini-Henry and the cadets….the old 455 paper patch ammo was getting scarce, and the movie “Zulu” had faded a little bit in my mind. However, the cadets always fascinated me…all in cool calibers..so nice and light and slim. All have found new loving homes…only the Borchardts are left…Thanks for sharing and the memories. John

So I took the rifle apart, honestly, nicer and easier than expected.

Set the reg to 1600, took it out and wallah! Got a worse chrono reading.



I said , this thing doesn't have enough ass on the hammer spring, so I pulled my jts out and pulled the stock hammer spring out of the bag of parts (still waiting on a barrel and I have a heavier spring for it anyways) , here's the difference in weight on the springs, the jts is quite a bit heavier. Same length too which is nice...



Loaded 5 rounds in a mag, aimed at a tree out my backdoor and boom, we there.

Time to test and fine tune this weekend.

Match Start: 5/25 @ 10:30 AM
Match Cost (rifle): $15 for non-members, $10 for members
Match Cost (pistol): $5 for everyone

The match is Sunday 5/25, and we will be shooting a 60-shot rifle field target match (10 lanes with 3 targets shot twice each). We will also hold a 40-shot pistol FT match shortly after the end of the rifle match (4 lanes with 5 targets shot twice each). The rifle match counts towards the Buckeye Field Target Series and AAFTA rules apply. Gates open at 9:00 AM and the sight-in line will open shortly after. A pre-match meeting will be held at 10:15 AM with the match starting right after at approximately 10:30 AM.

Lunch, food and/or beverages will NOT be provided on the course, so please plan according. Beverages can be purchased from a machine in our clubhouse. There will be air on the course. FSA is promoting safety, so please bring and wear eye protection on the sight-in line and on the course.
Camping is available at FSA the night before our events. FSA has a nice camping area by the fishing pond with a shelter under roof. FSA will leave the clubhouse unlocked so campers have access to a bathroom and shower. The cost to camp is $5 and will be collected by the RSO on duty. Please let us know in advance if you plan to camp and we'll provide additional information and let the RSO know you will be coming.
We hope to see you there!

6501 River Rd, Harrison, OH 45030, USA

Hey guys! We're hosting our second FT match of the season this upcoming Sunday (May 25th) at Atglen Sportsmans Club. This will be a 60 shot woods course.

Cost: $15

Time: Practice Field will be open at 9am and the match will start at 10am

82 Creek Rd, Christiana, PA 17509

Mr. Squirrel got taken to pound town. Nice shooting and great footage.

I bought a BSA R10 from AOA to nearly complete BSA collection. All I have is BSA and way too many FXs. There’s a lot of great guns out there, but BSA will always be a classic heritage gun for me. Now if I could only find another Union Jack,,,

Thanks for the replys everyone. I think I will reach out to Airgun Revisions. I can't seem to be able to find any info online about the thread size. Apparantly, at some point the thread size changed on the Caydens.

I like the way you think. Gettin old for me is an exercise in adapt and overcome…

i just shoot ground squirrels on our patch of ground so dont really want to get in to buddy bottles, whips , gauges n all that. If this 700 bottle will getmme back up to five or six mags ill be a happy camper. I willpit the 580 on the dreamline. Thanks again

The intersection of this and bonehead mistakes thread below. Today: "I wonder when the airgun show is this year?" *sees this thread* "Well heck."

TMH said:

Looks like it didn't work out all that well for the OP's needs since he is now selling it.

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Not the case at all, unexpected life expenses bring upon the sale.

But thanks for the assumption

addison said:

Heavy?

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It’s 2.9kg

niam11 said:

You are right. This is a 95 field pro. He is asking $400 with the scope.

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Take $400 with you and say you will give him $375 cash right now . face to face .

wimpanzee said:

It's not HUMA air, it is the current administration putting extra taxes on US citizens. There is a good post from Pyramyd air explaining how the tariffs are a tax on the consumer.

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I look at it as behavioral training, both consumer and manufacturer. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that we get some cool usa built guns out of it.

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Not the same knockoff.
Mine has the same lettering
QD is much more similar, no lettering on the knockoff, but function is the same down to the locking lever.

Only real identifying difference is the machined vs stamped index cam.

I scraped on the legs, appear to be anodized, I got a small scratch but it took effort.

Tried to add this with my last post but would not load. Here it is !

Years ago I owned a limited-run "military" edition of the DIana model 50 T01 underlever. The finish was a very durable matt dark grey; it appeared to be "Parkerizing" as often seen on actual service rifles. This is a zinc-based electrolytic process - same basic idea as galvanizing but much thicker and denser - and may be what was on the model 34B.

jkingrph said:

I have been wanting to improve my offhand shooting so went out to do a little practice and when I started to hang a 10M airrifle target noticed some what looked like trash in my trap. I started to pull it out and there were a couple of little light rose colored bird eggs, so I tried to ease things back. I'll leave it alone for a week or so and see if we have any baby target birds, not that I will shoot at them.

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That's really cool. Hopefully they have a successful brood.
Kenny

Thanks guys, just ordered a CARM single shot loader.

Thanks, Good to know.

Jerry