rcs9250 said:

That appears to be an integral snubber. It’s tiny pieces of (I think) sintered bronze packed in a cylindrical area. It dlows air down so that it doesn’t slam/shock the bourdon tube in your gage.

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I see that he does have a gauge with that piece in it. Guess I’ll have to order thst

Pfddi said:

I'm up in Norther Wisconsin and dropped the neighbor off after golf and a just born fawn stumbled into the driveway and dropped still - in plain view - 10 feet away and didn't move. That's their natural instinct. The only predators that can smell a fawn is a bear and a bobcat - which kill the most. Up here, the deer give birth near homes as they know that the predators don't like to come close to homes - especially the wolfs up here.

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In this state, coyotes are the biggest predator of fawns, pigs get their share to for those that live where the pigs are. Over a decade ago, our department of natural resources did a multi year study on fawn mortality using the department of energies savanah river nuclear site, a couple hundred thousand acres. Coyotes accounted for the vast majority of fawn deaths, the researchers many times saw coyotes see a doe traveling alone, follow her at a distance for a while and get her fawn(s). When no fawn after a while, they would back trail her scent to sometimes get lucky and come up on her fawn(s).

This is a brand new “ When Pigs Fly” field target. This is one of my newest field targets and is made for 12 to 20fpe max. It is all made by myself. All parts are waterjet cut and TIG welded. They come with 2) reducers of your size choice. In my humble opinion they are the best target money can buy. Very smooth and reliable. There are cheaper targets out there but none that match the quality of these. Prices are $130 plus shipping. Multiple discounts are available. With steel prices changing every day the prices can only go up. Message me if you need one custom cut.

Thanks fellas,

I had no real need to depressurize, but this Umarex Gauntlet 2 is my first PCP and I have nobody to turn to with silly questions like this. I have depressurized it once just to see how it's done with the key in the stock, but have been leaving it up to pressure other than that. I've got no real need to tinker with it at this point. It shoots great and does exactly what I got it for. 5 groundhogs so far this season.

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Any body have pictures ? Please post. I totally forgot to take any .

That's one LOVELY classic Walther! Congratulations on the score, MT.

For some reason I find silver metalwork combined with real Walnut to be a very sexy combination. Here's one of my most prized possessions; a pre-PCP Walther CP3 Match (Co2)-



I found it very easy to swap the trigger springs and hammer spring on my LP3-M, to reduce the trigger break from (ten-meter competition minimum of) 18 ounces to just 4 ounces, and increase the power from four FP to six.

Back again, can't get over this fine looking gem...some day maybe...do have a 50 from that time period.

Harbor freight vice grips. A must have go to.

If there was a more compleat set of these non marring synthetic inserts to use to help keep from wrenching damage like a nice scratch.

Beeman Blue Ribbon SS-1 2.5x-16mm Riflescope. Bought this scope used 20 years ago. Never used. Glass is clean. One of the nicest SS-1's I've owned, and I've own a ton. Includes eye cup/stop pins that will mount on a 11mm dovetail. No trades, third party, or international sales. Will ship in a USPS small flat rate box insured for $15.85 ($10.20 + $5.65) CONUS. Buyer pays shipping charges. Paypal FF or Good and Services + 3.3%. Asking $205 + shipping.

I just put in a order for a .22 U2 compact and was told by dealer I could expect ~880 with 18gr out of the box. Does this sound right? Thats like exactly where I would want it to shoot but after looking around online and some of the few videos ive managed to find it seem like its much lower? Like low 800 with 14/15gr pellets and maybe dipping into the high 700's range with 18 and up. Anyone have any experience with the U2 compact? Im woried I should hold up the order before it gets too late.

BSA Goldstar SE .177 for sale or trade

Rowan Engineering Single shot loader included

$750

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Im looking to make room and raise funds for new Field Target Rig so ive decided to move on my BR rig as it doesn't see much use these days. It is an FX Maverick multiple calibers with both .25 and .30 barrels (both have carbon fire sleeves fitted) plus magazines and probes (.25 cal also has an extra eagle vision magazine,) accutac FC-4 bipod, element optics helix scope, scope paralax wheel, 700cc alsafe carbon cylinder, (original aluminum 400cc cylinder will be included) Sabre tactical bag rider, Donny FL moderator, and a Plano hard case.

Some slight burring on the .25 barrel where it slipped in the vise as i was installing the carbon barrel sleeve (see last pic), purely cosmetic, does not affect performance.

Looking to get $2200 for the lot

Extremely good value package deal

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The panthera is definitely the best out of the box slug shooter on the market, hands down, I cannot deny this. It also feels like it is the milk mans child when it comes to FX, it does feel better built (I think it has to do with the different charging lever) ...

The other rifles you presented, are all just as good performers though, but in different tasks. A good handful of pantheras have been having their issues, 3 friends of mine have all had bent valves , Ive come to find that time is the true test with these airguns based on others as I do not typically own rifles for a long period of time despite putting thousands of rounds through them in the time I do own them.

Thanks! I got the warning from Apple and have a habit of updating frequently anyways!

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Empty chamber


Normally loaded pellet


Using the cylindrical nipple at the end to seat the pellet to a precise depth


After seating, we see the beginning of the chamber

studies and polls always are worded to support who ever is paying for them.

Hateful McNasty said:

Use to be said the truth will set you free..
Now it gets you canceled..

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Today the truth WILL set you free... from employment.

probably should not comment.
I guess I misread or misunderstood the OP.
I thought this was an ethics question more than a legal one.
Sort of like, what would YOU do if you discovered a tin of pellets hiding in the bottom of
your Wal Mart cart when you got to your vehicle?
Some of the posts are telling though.
I tend to agree with Heavyopp, perhaps it would be better if this thread were to disappear.

Doc

The adjustable hammer spring has been used in a good number of airguns for a LONG time before FX started using it or even existed, and in a few configurations, so for them to be able to patent it is questionable BUT IF there is something unique about the way they have, I don't see it.
Regardless, as mentioned above, I'm glad they decided to redesign it and work out the patent issues separately. My Ghost is awesome because it can switch between projectile and power easily and doesn't need a battery but I still prefer my Delta... everything is so much easier with it...
Bob

Nice review thanks.

The idiot that used CB to build the tank was warned and it was only a matter of time

Franklink drill a 1\8" hole inbetween ur dimples n insert Dum Dum lolly pops when hit they make a loud crack n explode very satisfying ur kids will love it I know I do n Im 65 Bought a Ghost HP 25 after reading ur review love the gun but still struggling to get trigger to my liking n I have cut n replaced second stage spring prefer single stage hopefully I stumble on best combo....