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Muzzle Brake Within Shroud?

The "stripper" shown above is a Ruger 10/22 brake. The idea was to attach something similar (as shown here) to the RTI barrel..need to machine something similar or buy and re-thread. A larger CF shroud would encapsulate the original RTI shroud and stripper. The RTI P! has a 1" aluminum shroud for barrel centering. So the CF shroud (34mm OD x 32mm ID would be added and create a fairly large space for the stripped air to be re-directed. At least that's the hope..

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AEA Challenger pro problem

Nope, not likely. The AEA transfer port design isn't like what you're thinking of. It has a wide groove around the outside of the barrel and several holes around the circumference. This is how they are able to move so high a volume of air without having to have a huge transfer port in the barrel. And they are able to thread the barrel into the receiver instead of using set screws. It's rather clever IMO, I'm surprised more manufacturers don't employ the same into their designs.

I would first confirm that the barrel is bent. Remove the shroud, lock nut on the barrel and then unthread the barrel from the receiver. Roll the barrel on a flat table. If it rolls smoothly it isn't bent.

With the regulator at 150 bar your pellets / slugs should be zipping out pretty fast. I sold my .22 Challenger Pro a while ago but if I recall correctly, I was getting 24 grain slugs going at 950 fps with about that same regulator setting.

My best guess is that one of these is your problem:

- the transfer port is blocked somehow (doesn't seem likely but is worth checking) or the breech o-ring is missing/damaged. Put a piece of tissue by the pellet probe, load and shoot a round. If the tissue flaps like a flag, that's probably the problem.

- there's something broken, bent in the cocking / hammer system so that the hammer isn't hitting the valve pin as hard as it should be.

Basically, one of two things are happening: either the hammer is striking correctly and most of the air isn't reaching the pellet or the hammer isn't striking correctly and isn't sending as much air to the pellet as it should be.

Bin Tac is the guy you want to talk to about repair / replacement parts. He came through for me when nobody else would.
Hey Stretch!
You do seem to be in the know. I replaced my breech O-Ring last night with a 90 durometer. I haven’t tested it yet, but I noticed it was a tad small. Do you know the breech O-Ring size for the Challenger pro in .25 caliber, man?
Thank you so much in advance!

Projectiles  SOLD .22 slugs variety ( FX, Nsa,etc..)

Hello, up for sale is the following:
1)A box NSA slugs 27.5 grains
2)A zip lock bag with around 350 left NSA slugs 17.5 gn
3)4 unopened boxes of FX hybrids, 1 opened but all there and two tins that I put fx hybrids in with probably 80 pcs of slugs each.
4) A tin of Griffin ammo 17 grain slugs
5) 6tins of Daystate Howler slugs

I would like to sell as a lot for $180 shipped to your home.
If you want individual slugs just hit me up and we will work something out.
Paypal works.

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SMOKED OUT OF SHOOTING !!!

The problem is not enough tree cutting. Fuel load builds up, so what would have been a small, confined bad fire becomes a large unconfined one.

Well, there's a bunch of problems. Cutting on its own won't be enough as you'll get lots of small growth that can also burn fast. Like grass fires in the prairies, they roam quickly and can still burn down a lot of homes.

A lot more controlled burns, logging and also re-planting with more appropriate species of trees. Those would be some first steps.

We could also be a bit more like New Zealand and have billions of sheep and goats roaming around, eating all the small growth. That may work in some areas. But it's maybe a bit more natural in a place like NZ where the most ferocious predator is a flightless bird.
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Lets see some long distance...

Shot with my hw77 at 100yds
Slight headwind iron sights

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Looks like mine.🤤
5" cocomix can lid
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Im trying to dedicate to 75y irons for now. Usung 2 or 2-1/2" bulls . Its been a tad more fun / challenge then 50 + the wind ain't a issues as 100y is. . amazing how that extra 25y makes that difference

75,irons, cphp.177, bean can lid ( great value mixed veggies 😜)

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Large bore that can accept normal pistol bullets and shoot all copper

I've already posted to information explaining this can be done at 20k PSI and a press which will deliver that pressure with manual operation and one that is hydraulic. People are swaging bullets with the Corbin presses linked. It is just a matter of which caliber is the best to match up with an airgun and a firearm.

Good luck, physics says differently.
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Pesting #167 - Starlings Massacre

@Prophetganda. Thanks for watching and yes I will do my best to drop them one pellet/slug at a time, lol.

@Southerngunner. Thank you for watching as well. Lots of shooting and lots of contents to edit and produce. One more video coming out Friday and a few pigeons videos as well. But I will inject my coyote#7 video maybe this Sunday before the pigeons videos. A bit out of timing but I am too excited to share and show the coyote video. It took me almost two months of setting up and stalking this one. But I finally succeeded this past Sunday morning.

Brain teaser for any math wizards

The majority of the 'work' done in this scenario is done in 50-100 micro seconds, very fast, so I keep the formula simple and sweet for myself, the compressive force continues to work for another 100-500~ micro seconds after the initial work is done so I treat the condition as ideal since over the duration of the event it becomes fairly 'ideal'.

-Matt

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