Recent content by jland48

Yes, I still have it.

I think it has the 20'' LR.

I have the Prophet also which is very accurate with pellets. Never have found a slug that did consistently well. I will get some of the 23gr H&Ns and see if they might do it. Thanks for the post.

Yes it's hard to explain what drives the need to continually purchase pcp airguns. In my case I can be satisfied with my guns and shoot them almost on a daily basis, but let a new gun come out that fits my criteria and I start to try to keep it off my mind. Currently the new FX M4 is making me...

OKay, I went back and reviewed Gregor's video on trigger adjustment. You guys are right, both screws are for trigger adjustment. What I had picked up on was when he adjusted the second stage it was possible to make the gun multi fire. All I know for sure is that my GK1 was jamming and dumping...

You need to go back and review Gregor's video on that. When he is adjusting the right grip screw the pistol increases mag rotation to the point that it advances more than one chamber. Then he decreases the setting and it goes back to one chamber. It sure is hard to help someone on this forum.

Well I own compressors that will put out 4500psi, but I like the way that the newer guns with plenums can give good fps without all that pressure. A gun that operates on 250 bar means a lot more fills from my air tanks filled to 4500. I don't think 7000psi will do anything but make the sport...

The left screw controls the trigger staging, but the one on the right controls the speed of the cylinder cycling. If the cycling is too fast it makes the gun get ahead of itself and it jams. The guy that invented this pistol has a good video in which he demonstrates the varying of the cycling...

I see you looking for tight fitting ammo to prevent jamming. When I first got my GK1 it would jam pretty consistently. You are probably more knowledgeable about this gun than me, but have you adjusted the cycling screw on the back right of the handle? I read a post by a Huben repair guy about...

I found them on a web site at $1699. for the non wood stock. I will see if I can find it again, but special order would be worth the wait. You may be right, the websites I checked show them to be out of stock. That's a shame, but progress knocks out good things sometimes.

The Boss is still available.

Mine was doing the same thing. You need to adjust the cycling screw. On the back of the handle are 2 screws. The one on the right needs to be backed out slightly. My GK-1 hasn't jammed since I made this adjustment, and I find that the tightness of the projectiles no longer matters.

I just got my FX Boss back from the repair shop. Those guys at Utah Air are good at repairing those.

I have been using an Air Venturri for 4-5 years, but it does not like the high humidity in my area. I have had to rebuild the top ends twice. One drawback of this unit is the weight. The bottom end seems to be holding up. The last time it broke down I ordered the GX-CS4. This compressor will...

Thanks for the answer. Could you tell me how loud it is?