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Tuning Umarex Notos has arrived.
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markhooper said:
750 has a right side cocking lever.. notos is left side..
Yeah it's identical without the Umarex logo, and is right side. Correct.
750 has a right side cocking lever.. notos is left side..
Yeah it's identical without the Umarex logo, and is right side. Correct.
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Good question on the mod removable. That would be a bonus if threaded.. now i need to know..
The spa pp's. Only sold in free countries.. opps i mean overseas / low power like canada/(wes) or uk or krales for usa power. Americans need not apply or cold sholdered on most air gun stuff it seems vs other places. I mean who do you think you are? Pretty sad.. all the jat stuff available overseas but not here for you local so to say..
Crank up that hammer spring, I'd like to see what max power is even if it drops off quickly.
Also, is it possible to remove the moderator to reduce the length?
Also, is it possible to remove the moderator to reduce the length?
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The moderator must be glued on. It doesn’t want to twist in either direction. I would think it will take some heat to get it to break loose.
I’m going to shoot some groups this morning at factory settings before I start adjusting anything. But I will definitely post results of maxing out the hammer spring.
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The picture of the wooden grips are from another member sharing a pic of the pp750. I did not order grips for it.
As to velocity I believe Umarex claims 780fps on the box, no mention of what weight pellet, and pyramydair has it listed at 700fps with a 12 gr pellet. It definitely exceeds Pyramyds numbers.
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Looks like a sweet rig, sorry wasn't trying to bring attention away from your new gun. Just wanted to show some similarities.
Whats your plans for it? Plinking? Pests?
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No need for any apology friend. You are adding to the conversation. I originally ordered this back in May to shoot snakes and critters around the property. Until warm weather comes back it’ll just be shooting at paper and soda cans I think. The kids will enjoy this one as well I think. It’s short and very very lightweight.
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Without the carbine stock it measures 22inches.
Without the carbine stock and if you were to remove the moderator it looks like it would measure about 16 inches.
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So what's the total length with the stock. Neat little carbine.
Wonder if these mags would work: https://www.ebay.com/itm/114941578126
Wonder if these mags would work: https://www.ebay.com/itm/114941578126
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Looks like you filled to the top of the shot curve. If you can't fill any higher psi you might be able to adjust the hammer tension to move the shot string curve down the pressure range a bit.
Sweet looking little carbine!
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That is definitely a nice looking carbine, is the picatinny on top and rear made of plastic or aluminum?
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You show the grips again on your notos. Thats why i asked if they wrer in the box or what ?
I can see what a pp750 is at a glance..
Ya. I guess either you got a over rated gun or pa, umarex ,ect shows a under rated specs. For sure your better then that 700 with a 12 grain if its as is out of the box new.. when i seen that 780 andon your tore manual picture it perked my attention.. like whats up on that now...lol
You looking good so far
I was wondering how ot measure up vs say the pp750 and benji mauroda pistol size. How bout just pistol weight and carbine weight? ( Dry)
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So this may end up with more power than a Prod?
The safety on the trigger, that is how it’s done on my Air Arms s500. Didn’t like it at first, but it’s a non now.
The safety on the trigger, that is how it’s done on my Air Arms s500. Didn’t like it at first, but it’s a non now.
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Yeah I agree it’s a non-issue. It looks funny visually but your finger finds the safety very easily when you are shooting. I like the way it feels.
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The picatinny is some type of hard plastic and the stock is plastic. Otherwise I think everything else is metal. Not crazy about the plastic scope rail but overall it feels very sturdy.
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This is 7 shots at 25 yards, with each pellet loading well. ( I’ll show another pic next showing a group with the magazine loading roughly.) For best accuracy it seems it’ll require the single shot tray that comes with it, but my “good” groups at 25 so far are plenty reasonable for me.
I’m using 18gr JSB’s this morning. After going through my .22 pellet shelf I cannot find any of the 15gr JSB’s I planned on trying. Otherwise I have a plethora of 18 gr FX and JSBs and a variety of H&N’s from 21gr down to 18gr, as well as a bunch of NSA slugs.
With the velocity sitting at @700 with the 18gr I don’t think there’s any point in trying any of the heavier H&N’s or NSA slugs. Gotta order some more 15 gr pellets to try out.
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