thats dope

Does anyone know where could I obtain a Carbon Fiber cover for FX 's /Keller digital air gauge? I bought one cover for a 25 mm gauge but to my surprise it did not fit . The Keller is about 25.5 mm diameter. Any suggestions will be appreciated.
Thank you,

Luis

maxtrouble said:

The cocking cycle is so easy there doesn't seem to be a load on the HW30. Not like my HW50, it starts with a load and keeps getting harder.

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This is why my 30s see way more use than my 50 or any other rifle for that matter. I like the size of and feel of the 50 a little more than the 30. But it's no fun to cock for hours like I can with my 30s.
I refuse to take the power down on my current 50 so I'm currently looking for a used 177 modern Hw50 to soften up for extended use. I'll probably put peep sights on it as I enjoy plinking more with them.

I use a Smart Weight (https://www.amazon.com/Smart-Weigh-Precision-Calibration-0-001grams/dp/B011J88S8M?ref_=ast_sto_dp)

Mike! Congrats on that GORGEOUS walnut BR stock! Have fun shooting that beauty!

1954 said:

Hello. Have a Daisy 1894 Sears Roebuck Golden Boy that I keep in a case. How often should I take out and put some Pell Oil in barrel.

I see it everyday day and at the point in life 70+, that I think; “ What the hell am I saving it for- shoot the damn thing , and enjoy it!”

Also got an original from 1961 that dad gave me. Got it restored but same deal- in the case- shot it : right!

What say the board?

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SHOOT THEM BOTH ! what is the sense of not shooting unless they would be appreciated and shot by a family or best friend . but only if they would shoot them .

KWK said:

I would remove the cap on a pre safety and make a thin disc to cover the end. Then you have to widen the top of the rear stock/ front trigger guard hole to accept the little welded on bracket the earlier models have. That bracket is not there on newer HW30 because the back block is longer and has the rear stock mounting threads in it. That's the reason for the shorter stroke of the button safety equipt guns.View attachment 536808View attachment 536807

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Hmmm. I took a closer look at this…….
The pre safety guns don’t have a longer stroke. They do have more room for a slightly longer spring. THAT’S why JM suggests adding a .400 spacer to a kit for a pre safety R7
The pre safety R7 has a Vortek kit installed. Both actions are cocked. You can’t see where the spring ends in the pre safety. It’s below the trigger guard screw instead of in front of it

Interesting thread...

My $0.02 is that tariffs will be my new TAX. In PA, I have a 6% state sales tax. The increased cost is (maybe) an additional 15% as what I will call a federal sales tax. I realize that the increased price will fluctuate, but it’s a tax which will vary depending on the demand and type of product. I’m not a fan of taxes, but recognize the purpose.

My concern is that the new administration is suggesting creating a new depository for said tariffs. This sounds like a slush fund, not a way to reduce the deficit. I hope I’m not right.

kaylaindy said:

Here is a review of the new Evanix Viper-X in .30 caliber. This compact PCP pistol is accurate and it gets an impressive 20 shot per fill. Fun pistol! Thanks for watching! -Nate

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Cool little gun. My full size viper 30 shoots RMR (2nd quality) slugs all the time $0.09 each i believe. With either pellets or slugs I stay on a 4 inch Splatter target at 10 yards.

I have a V1 and a V3. I have never had an air dump, but then I follow the guide lines. If the instructions say don't fire if tank pressure is below 160 bar, then don't.

jps2486 said:

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I like the hood emblem

cavedweller said:

Money idea
someone make these stickers round to put on the inside of our flipup caps!

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maybe make a large paper punch / 1.25 " then shooters could punch their own from whatever sticky stuff they wanted ?

Adjustable trigger pad

Thanks guys. I have an NV scope and need to mount up? Be Well Brothers. Dito.

I agree with all the above except it's every brand.

Will someone please encourage me to get the bintac T9. read a lot of negatives and some positives but I’m hoping they have figured it out in 2025

I just took two javalinas with .25 Cal: Sidewinder and FX Panthera Compact Hunter.

Shot placement is the name of the game.

Put a little oil on my Ozark. Full power nothing. Lowest power a fine mist.

I would assume that it bleeds the transfer port and some escapes there.

As long as you are getting consistent results I would not worry.

-- Matt

Avator said:

I don't hear any extra sound coming out of the small hole I put near the breech on my Fortitude shroud. I also used the Mr.Clean buffer that Hajimoto used. It could be that this buffer absorbs the sound. I can put my finger near the hole and feel some air pressure escaping when the gun is shot.

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Hello!
Adding a weep hole towards the furthest part of the barrel shroud is not necessary to allow sound to escape as it is to enable gas pressure to escape. When the shroud is sealed on both ends, air fills the cavity and is forced to compress because of the limited free area in the shroud cavity. Once the shroud cavity reaches an equalized pressure, it rejects any additional air. Because the shroud cavity will not allow any additional air in, the air will find the point of least resistance to escape, which typically is back into the projectile's air stream. If you allow the air to travel and displace at the furthest point, you have a controlled release, thus increasing the amount of air that can flow through the barrel shroud.

The Mr Clean Magic Easer (Melamine foam) is simply a diffuser to slightly restrict airflow and to act as a filter medium to grab any lead particles in the air stream.

Shoot safe!

JimD said:

It is an interesting product. It is much more expensive than the really inexpensive ones I use, however, and I wonder how it will affect POI. I like to shoot groups while measuring velocity so I prefer a tripod mount that doesn't touch the gun. But it would be easy to use and you should never shoot it.

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I can only talk about the regular NateChrony - some barrels it does affect POI, others not - depends on the barrel. So i'll never make the claim.
There's a few pro bench shooters that use it & just leave it on their barrel 100% of the time with great success - but again, I wont claim that because your results may vary.

I keep my empty tins for small parts as most of do. I do have one that has the foam packing in the bottom with Whiscombe Honey pellet lube on it. Drop a few pellets on and gently roll around. Works well.

Daystate said:

Hello AGN!

Below is a video on the Daystate Delta Wolf SMART edition.

The Delta Wolf SMART is a perfect rifle for people who want the incredible electronic trigger and some of the features of the touch screen electronics, but might not want to dive into all of the features the Delta Wolf Performance has.

Contact your local Authorized Daystate Dealer at the link below to get yours now.

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I have the deltawolf smart. It’s great, but more granular control over the power, say 2.5% would be fantastic. Each button press could be 2.5 and if you hold the button down it could jump in 5 or 10% increments. I’ve discussed this, and most people agree that the simple power adjustment feature is great, but the adjustments are to broad.

thanks trucker , appreciate it.

Vehshee said:

I am really happy for you. Good shooting! Those pictures are like eye candy. I got mine recently as well. I have the synthetic version of this. But this ones beats it on looks hands down.

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They are both super nice, your synthetic will shoot just as good as the wood stock, hope you enjoy yours, post updated pictures on yours when available so we can see how your doing- enjoy your shooting.