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FX Digital Chronograph Display with Impact M3 .35 Cal

I got my FX display about a year ago. I just checked mine and at 75 grains it starts back over at zero. I mainly use my display for velocity. I shoot .30 & .35 Impact M3's. Display is set for 54 grain slugs that I shoot from my .30 cal. I stick it on my .35 (making no changes) and it works great. Both guns are surgically accurate at ranges over 300 yards. You don't need to be grain specific to get accurate fps readings. My Labradar is the same way. The only time projectile weight is critical is when you are figuring energy. Then I use the FX app or a ballistic calculator, I prefer Strelok+. I use my digital display all the time and have had no issues with it what so ever.

Air leak.

yep, just yank it off, its the ball bearings keeping it in place. the plastic bag is a nice tip as there are springs beneath the ball bearings

btw, how did you work out the leak was at the front gauge if you couldn't remove the cap?
yep, just yank it off, its the ball bearings keeping it in place. the plastic bag is a nice tip as there are springs beneath the ball bearings

btw, how did you work out the leak was at the front gauge if you couldn't remove the cap?
Because I had the other one leak a short time ago, I can tell when the gauge spins easily. These teeny o rings flatten out easily I have extras.
When l get this done I have a clean bucket of water to submerge it in to test everything.

Fill lines, pressure ratings, typical failure pressure over short periods of time

I've had two hose failures, in each case it was a little "bubble" leak, where the hose meets the metal fittings. They were very slow, non-violent failures, with the line losing relatively little pressure -- when I came into the room after the failure the pressure in the line was over 340 bar.

FX  FX Crown Gen 2, leak?

It’s more than likely coming out your barrel. Take the shroud off your barrel and zip tie/tape a water balloon or a finger cut off a latex glove onto your barrel liner. Make sure your guns pellet probe is seated(or gun is uncocked).

Watch for the balloon to fill. If it does, it’s your valve seat. Also, you have a vent hole close by your regulator gage. Place a piece of electrical tape on top of that hole. If it develops an “outsie” bubble that means your reg is leaking.

These are the two main areas for that type of fx gun to leak at.

Meanwhile, go to fx.com, look up your parts diagram under the support section, and get your guns o rings ordered thru oringsandmore.com. Fx provides the sizes, DURO rating, and o ring type for all their guns

PCP Rifle  NLA Edgun Leshiy 2 450 9mm Behemoth Moderator Raptor regulator $2100 shipped. ** Reduced** No trades

I bought the 450 9mm over the summer with intentions to hunt bigger game with it. While it packs a punch with heavy slugs it just doesn’t quite have the ft/lbs I need to do the job. Included with gun 2 mags, couple of pucks, fill probe etc. The only change I made was put in a regular fill gauge rather than the meazy. Just personal preference. It is like new. $2100 shipped.
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HW/Weihrauch  HW30 v HW50

That's a real beauty! FWIW I believe "HW 50 E" was an ARH designation and not a Weihrauch factory one.

The same rough stock blank, done in walnut, was used on the HW 35 Luxus of the day. You can see in the pic that the two stocks are the same overall width, but with less wood showing on the 35's 5mm fatter receiver tube. The 35 and 50 had the same length receiver tube and stock screw spacing.

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