Rifle shoots as good as shooter can shoot it. I'm not the greatest shooter, but look at that: I shot AEA Challenger .510 as good as I did with Ruger American .308, which is known for its outstanding precision! Given that AEA's barrel was bent out of the box and I had to weld a measuring rig and give barrel a few smacks against oak log, it nothing short of surprise that AEA can have this level of precision, if you're dedicated.

I used the same scope on both. Cross wind was worse for AEA.

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Huben reg will get you a more consistent spread and there is a trigger upgrade that will make it much better as well. With those, you can be more competitive. They are very light, and sling 13g pellets very well also. Anything is useable, i shot a 50yd benchrest comp with the NP03 we both had a while back and was in top 10 out of 40 .22lr PBs.

Airgun Revisions is in PA. He can do repairs but you need to ship or you can call him. He may be able to help over the phone.
Rick b.

Floridaman2005 said:

Well, fun fact, if you do this you get reported for reported for a stolen firearm. At least that’s what they threatened me with.

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its not a firearm lol

Does anyone know of someone in the Buffalo, New York area who repairs PCP pellet rifles?

Joekrooz said:

What the heck is a Shawlawk?

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https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/shylock

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See you next spring.
Ron in Idaho

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Watch out, they charge if wounded.
renman

Tyler,
Thank you so much for taking the time to do your write up/report. I very much appreciate and enjoy reading it.
Rick Bassett

I bought a CS4 on ebay used-open box....Im very happy with it initial performance..Time will tell how good it is..

LDP said:

Really? I live in Hamilton on the west side and if I buy a gun in bob wards they walk that to the front. Last time I bought 22 LR ammo they didnt walk it up front but thats been awhile. I order my pellets, rimfire and load all my other ammo so I never buy in store these days. Maybe its changed around here as well.

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TBH, I havent shopped in person at Walmart for a while. Most everything we had been buying at the Walmart can be had online, so no need to acutally go there

I have both. They both have great qualities.

Both are made in the USA, both fabricated to very high standards, both finished exquisitely, and both are very stiff. You can plop the rifle down on a bag/barricade and neither will flex or touch the barrel.

The PR5 rail is narrower and has a more beveled / softer barricade stop. If you like gripping the rail while shooting offhand this may appeal to you. In order to balance the rifle you’ll need 4 of their Fat Bastard weights (or less if you run a bipod out front). The weights are mounted on the outside of the rail.

The Undertaker rail is more expensive but delivers some extra features. The barricade stop is perfect, the rail is wider and taller. In order to balance the rifle you’ll need 4 AirMarksman weights (or less if you run a bipod out front). The weights are mounted internally which is a really nice touch. Another notable feature is that the Arca rail is incorporated into the trigger guard which makes a perfect tripod mount. And if like a nice flat pad for offhand shooting this will appeal to you.

Will you be shooting long range with it?

Is the old one missing? Do you have a caliper? EVERY airgunner shalt have thou a caliper! It's one of the 10 commandments (of airgunning).

Athlon makes a great scope for the price.

Vetmx said:

So are you just going to let the fellow airgunner get away with selling IED’s without even an explanation? Or at least an attempt to contact him just out of curiosity? Maybe some don’t grasp the seriousness of what he did. If that gun blew up on the owner before you or even you, I guess he figured it could never be traced back to what he did. So proving negligence from a legal aspect would be tricky. He’s a turd.

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I doubt anyone would fess up to it. Likely they would pass the blame on to the “guy they got it from.”

Yeah everything about it is quality no doubt! I was actually shooting pretty quickly with those groups. Sure if I slowed down they would shrink considerably.
Only thing I am not crazy about is the safety is not very "tactile", if that makes sense. Not a huge deal for me, but I could see how it might bother someone a bit. If I got it to be a hunting rig the magazine retaining lever could possibly be a deal-breaker for me! Not an issue for me, and I do appreciate it is very robust along with the magazines...they kind of remind me of the AT-44 mags. As simple as it gets no springs or plastic anything. The gun is heavy, but like I said I have the Flashpup as my go-to truck gun so this is more of just a bench gun for me I guess you could say. Thank you!

I had a leak in my HFT500 and found air coming from the barrel and transfer port. The firing valve was not holding air. I cleaned it up and used some polish to seal it up and that worked. But I ordered a new valve and seat for it. After fitting the new parts it leaks worse than ever. Is there something that needs to be done to get the valve to seal?

I have two of the .25LR barrels.

They both shoot extremely well. I’ve had great results with 25.4g, 34g and even the H&N 30g.

The .25LR is more difficult to find than the .22LR - they only offered the .25LR during the final year of Prophet Performance “P1” production.

An interesting thing about the .25LR vs. the .177, .22LR and .30 barrels is that the .25LR has the air stripper pressed on - the muzzle end of the barrel is not threaded.

-Ed

This guy makes the part that terminater zelos 3d prints the fitting and sells for 200$. I think this part is about 60$ and you could 3d print it your self at that point

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That could be next years gun but in .25 caliber. I like your reviews .

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Thank you! The Zelos is a great choice. You will likely have to tune it though.

wamf said:

It's more a case of shoots not so bad than shoots so well. I made the gun heavier with a laminate stock and hw98 barrel and use the ARH low power kit for hw80 and a slightly tight Vortek piston seal. I don't like the firing behavior of my .177 30 very much

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Thank you for responding. To each their own . I'm opposite. I don't like shooting big heavy guns. Even off a bench. My 97 and R1 get the least use of my rifles. My 177 Hw30s the most with my 177 Hw50 next. I like a quick clean snappy shot cyle. On a bad recommendation I ran a 128 wire Vortek kit in a R1 and it was about 12-13 fpe IIRC and the shot cycle was lazy two step process. It was more a ker thump than the single snappy thump I like. I've heard of people getting them to run well at 12 fpe but always wondered how to move that much air with quick clean cycle without enough spring to push it well over 12fpe. I imagine opening the TP would do it but I hesitate to mess with TPs due to the complexity of retuning them to original size. I've also heard of people sleeving them down to a smaller piston. I could see lightening the piston might be helpful to in 12fpe 80 platform.

There's so much stuff you can play with. It's definitely interesting stuff and I thank you for your input.

Be well
Ron

At 1k NO WAY. I mean it’s AEA for starters and for a grand you can get gx ek5-1 that I would trust a lot more. Plus the No - off switch is just classic. Yeah I’ll pass.

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