SOLD DonnyFL Shogun .30
- By brawler1588
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I have a donny shogun .30 my impact loved it was the best but sold it so this can go. It's 1/2×20unf $145TYD any questions just ask.
138 bar, slug probe, not a pin probe, slug port, CF sleeve, I think it's 1025fps with 26gr haven't tested it recently but that's what my FX record shows. SD of 6.4fps. The key is not one air molecule more than necessary. I've matched the Bellevilles so they are all the same, about .53mm average to get the pressure, your mileage may vary, I had to buy several packs of them to get that, measuring on the very edge, gave them a light polish on the surfaces that touch and used a very light coat of Mobile 1 light weight to lubricate. I can probably drop the fps down and be fine. I was shooting 100 yards with my Maverick compact heavy liner/carbon sleeve, 22gr hybrids, I think it has a .25 hammer/spring/weight in it, it started life as a .25 sniper and I never changed it. getting ground squirrels. The key is to find the max speed by adjusting the pressure and hammer micro, then backing it off.What kind of pressures is ur vp reg set at and ammo are u getting to go 120yds? Just curious. Im shooting 25gr slugs and it flies all over the place at 75yrds
How old whose the tank?I posted a few years ago about the tank, Pictures and everything, In a nut shell, The tank would leak down to 3000 psi I would fill it up to 4500 and in a week it would leak down, I sprayed with soap I see no leaks, I then stuck it in a full bath tub and tiny leaks every where, The Carbon bands had slipped and did there job , No need to cut in half.
When I was changing the Oring and Valve about a cup of white snot came out of the tank? Nasty stuff, No rust,
Mike
Toxylon, that’s really nice you have six Diana’s. And I’m glad they are getting better.I have, let's see...six Diana springers, ranging in age from 7 to 60 years. All have seen heavy use - in the woods, on the range, the works. Most have been taken apart and put back together, many of them repeatedly, so I have a pretty good idea of what's in where and how does it work, re: stress or no stress. All of my Dianas are well on their way to becoming my future grandchildren's guns. They just keep getting better.
If one never hears about cracked safety housings, and one guy tells about cracking four of them, I'm reminded of the guy who bought a bunch of manual transmission cars, one after another, and concluded that manual transmissions just don't last.
I saw the Rowan but wanted some small wingsHere is a link to Rowan Engineering's adjustable butt plates for Daystates
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Hope this helps
Edward
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That’s quite the custom bottle on the terminator. I never took note of that until nowFirst 30 cal Terminator. Shoots 47.2 slugs at 940 fps. Second is a TD in 25 cal. Shoots 26.8 slugs at 900. It has a Sumo moderator and short shroud. Both rifles are capable of hitting 12 ga shotshells hulls at 50 yards. I carry one or the other every day in my dog walks. The TD is light and easy to carry in single point sling. I carry this rifle mostly and have taken several racoon size game with it. The Terminator is an animal. Shooting close to 100 ft lb and I have it turned down it is a real hammer. I've removed the OEM bottles and installed a .7L carbon bottle and a Hogue stock.
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