Reg adapter
- By Boomer1974
- General Discussion
- 0 Replies
If i install this adapter I can then install a second regulator and it would fix my regulator creep right. 
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Results Sunnyvale N50 match results 4/5/25-UPDATED TO NEW RULE CHANGE
Today was first match of the new “Summer” season. We had a great turnout of 9 shooters with some new faces. Conditions were a little switchy, but if careful could get some good scores.
These all arrived today at post office!
- By sekiar
- General Discussion
- 5 Replies
I'm digging deeper as four more similar are coming next week. Stop me please! ha CharlesLooks like you dived right down that hole
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FX FX Dynamic Part Number
- By Jnewood
- PCP Airguns
- 2 Replies
Got it!! Ordered today
Second stag trigger screw Soft
<p>Screw used for FX Bobcat, Cyclone, Impact, Gladiator, Indy, Independence, Monsoon, Panthera, Revolution, Royale, Streamline, Verminator MKII</p>europeairguns.com
There are lighter pellets than 44.75gn !
- Projectiles
- 2 Replies
Yep, 54.9fpe out of a break barrel hatsan 130S and 135QE .30, with hatsans new 160 BAR gas piston. Both 30's have been gone through for friction reduction, barrel lapping, Crown re-cut, pellet port modification and on the .30's the moderator internals have been modified and so has the barrel shroud, that's just with the 10.6" barrel, If the barrel was 17.7" like the 125 .25 the 45gn .30 pellets would come out at around 820fps/67fpe and the 37gn would be about 925fps/70fpe, yet, as it stands 45gn at 724fps has 30.4fpe at 100Yds., 37gn is 32fpe. -- I haven't done the pellet 'splash' test (Flowering) with the 37gn Alloy pellets because they are $35.99 for 154 of them, P.A. has them at almost double that price, here is a picture of what my .30's did to 4 pellets fired into 2" thick steel for effect, they 'splashed', came apart instead of turning into the pellets that 'flowered'.So your saying you generating 55 ft lbs with 37 grain pellets.
I’d have to see that to confirm it.
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N/A Marauder vs HM 1000x First PCP
- By cavedweller
- PCP Airguns
- 9 Replies
The RAW is the best choice especially with a moderator - check classifieds for usedHello to all,
I am new to the PCP world and have already acquired a compressor. For the last three months I have been shooting a GAMO swarm viper out to about 50 yards. I had no idea how much I would enjoy this sport! I can shoot PB on my property but being able to sit inside next to my wife and talk to her while shooting has been a top notch 10/10 experience. Not to mention shooting an air rifle is much cleaner than a PB! Also, worth mentioning how much quieter it is.
That being said my GAMO break barrel is starting to diesel... I think... I typically will have a fairly long shooting session on the weekends. about 150-400 pellets in one sitting. However, lately if I'm shooting my GAMO a lot it starts to..diesel? smokes.. smells.. I set it down for a while and let it "cool off" and it'll shoot fine again for another 10-15 shots. That being said I've come to the conclusion that I want more accuracy out of my rifle. Which has led me to the PCP rabbit hole.
I typically bench rest shoot and would like something capable of shooting 100 yards fairly consistently. I THINK I want to be able to shoot slugs too. Reason being is that I live in Illinois out in the corn fields and the wind here is relentless. Shooting out of my GAMO I'm shooting 11.75 gr predator GTO pellets and the wind tosses them around a lot. It doesn't stop me from shooting though but between the springer being hold sensitive and the wind it can be frustrating.
SO I am in a bit of a dilemma.. I currently have $800 saved for a PCP air rifle. I would like to stay local as far as branding for fear of not being able to receive parts should I need them (USA)
OPTION 1: Benjamin Marauder
I really like this because of the price point and legacy. My buddy who got me into this sport has two P-rods he has built with CF bottles and completely transformed it into a work of art.
However, I like the traditional wood stock rifle look.
Pros:
good parts service/aftermarket availability
price
nice wood stock
accuracy
Quiet!
good trigger (better than my GAMO)
adjustable cheek riser
Cons:
I think this is the biggest for me. SHOT COUNT seems TERRIBLE and I can't find the parts for a bottle conversion...
a 20-30 shot count is a killer for me. the field and target model seems great with 80-90 shot per fill but I'm worried that you're trading shot count for power... so would the field and target just be a pea shooter? How would that affect it at say 100 yards...would the field and target be capable of shooting slugs? Or does it lack the power...
not regulated (unless field and target or I regulate it myself)
OPTION 2: RAW hm 1000x
This seems to just check all my boxes and is just a beautiful looking rifle. Not to mention USA made as well.
Pros:
nice wood/laminate stock
seems to be more accurate on reviews than m rod
more FPE
more fps
Good trigger
I believe it's slug capable?
local and from my understanding RAW is a great company to get in contact with.
Regulated
higher shot count 50-60
Cons:
Price. Is it too much air rifle for my needs? maybe a little pesting but nothing my current GAMO couldn't handle. mostly shooting paper, spinners, etc.
no cheek riser unless you go for the tactical chassis
I've heard it's relatively loud. which would mean the Mrs. would kick me outside with it lol. I have seen you can attach a donny fl silencer to it. I do prefer the look of the non shrouded version but have seen the pressed on threads come off on a review while shooting it and that has REALLY made me question whether or not it's worth it. But if it has to be shrouded so be it. still a nice rifle.
BONUS Daystate Wolverine R HP in either .177 or .22
I know it's across the pond but the price is just right. great shot count and power. I would love to shoot .177 seems you can get so much more ammo per dollar but I have a feeling the winds out here would really break my hearthow is it dealing with parts and service from daystate? they seem to have reasonable reputation.
I know I could get more of a mid range like the avenger x but I try to stay clear of Chinese products with my hobbies. I am also a huge knife nut and only buy American made knives. I just don't get the same satisfaction buying Chinese goods. (I'm not saying they can't make a great product)
I'm open to any suggestions and advice anyone could give on the matter or any other rifles that I could be overlooking. Thank you!
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Other Hand Made 1911 PCP Pistol (Tequila GUN) Video Review
- By MikeVV
- Air Pistols
- 6 Replies
Mmm, not so much, the ONLY 1911 copy (in red above)...
The AP16 is pretty damn close too. Also accepts the same1911 grips, and yeah, looks like the Tequila Gun is a good copy. Yes, the AP16 came out a LONG time ago, so the Tequila Gun is...a copy.
Which is NOT...a bad thing.
Mike
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WIKA 1” gauge
- General Discussion
- 4 Replies
@Hobbyman2007
FWIW
I understand your desire for WIKA gauges.
If you cannot find any in 25mm the HUMA AIR gauges have worked well in my older FX rifles
huma-air.com
Just my 2 BAR
Edward
FWIW
I understand your desire for WIKA gauges.
If you cannot find any in 25mm the HUMA AIR gauges have worked well in my older FX rifles
FX Pressure Gauge 25mm, Round Body, By Huma-Air
A special replacement Huma-Air pressure gauge for several FX airguns with 25.4 mm round pressure gauges.
huma-air.com Just my 2 BAR
Edward
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2025 California State FT and GP April 12-13 Acton ,CA
- By rj222
- Field Target
- 0 Replies
CASA is hosting the event next Saturday and Sunday. This being help on a movie ranch property... the prop buildings were burnt in the California fires. we have two distantly ranges.
Saturday CASA will have pistol FT after normal field target.
SOCASA.ORG
californiaairgunshootersassociation.com
Saturday CASA will have pistol FT after normal field target.
SOCASA.ORG
californiaairgunshootersassociation.com
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