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Great question. Perhaps Tyler P. will make an appearance and let us know. I'll hit him up. Steve

Yeah, probably the same manufacturing partner. For me, the value lies in the built-in converter that the JTS has and the GX doesn't, not so much the extra performance. I reviewed a compressor once that had the external converter and owning the JTS is soooo much nicer, lol. Hope that helps. Steve

Hey Guys, "JTS Comp100 (Airgun Compressor) FULL REVIEW + SETUP & Maintenance Guide - How to Refill an Airgun!!" Having spent the last few weeks putting JTS's new Comp100 compressor through some grueling testing, I have to say; I'm thoroughly...

...away appreciating most is its built in on board converter, its ease of setup, maintenance, and use, its power, and its simplicity & compact size. * liquid cooled * AC/DC * 12v/110v/220v * 6,200 PSI fills * auto shut off * can handle up to 6.8L tanks * converter is internal * 30 lbs Join me...

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Both of mine do this exact same thing. It drove me nuts at first but then I just accepted it as the way things are with the design and price point. Mine do it as the psi falls through 32/3300 ish. You can actually see the slight decent in many of my shot charts... even then, the gun will...

Looking just now, Utah Airguns has them in stock.

I just had a quick peek at Utah Airguns and they have inventory on hand 👍

10 weeks in the making and it's finally here my friends - Air Venturi Avenge X Ultimate Owner's Resource & Video Review. The below table of contents will share much of what's in store!! Enjoy! Steve Video Chapters: 0:37 - Video Overview (what will be in it) and JSB 18.13gr Pro Tune and...

Efficiency is good This is all a good share, thanks. My path has been similar. The .22 barrel has been a real challenge for me to get the performance out of whereas the .25 was effortless by comparison. I too had to warranty out a .22 barrel because of an extra course feeling inside when...

I was running the reg at 3,000 psi or 210 bar... the max allowable reg pressure. The graph's "300 bar reg" is a typo on my behalf. Sorry. Steve

Nice catch and sorry about that. I was running the reg at 3,000 psi or 210 bar... the max allowable reg pressure. Steve

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...in flight. Then, go build yourself out a nice clean tune around that speed… it’s that easy. Key Things to Remember While Tuning Any Airgun * Let the reg be your velocity throttle, the hammer spring setting just brings the rest of the system into harmony with your chosen reg pressure. * All...

Still learning & filming and updating here as I go. Working on slugs now. Here's some 5 shot groups at 120 yards from today, and what worked with the barrel & max power tune. Steve

Well technically I broke it by pushing it just past 210 ish bar for several hundred shots, lol. 210 is Max according to the manual. My replacement is holding on nicely though. Been smashing it at 210 bar for about 500 shots and all good so far, hehe 😁. Steve

Good question, thanks. This means from full stop counterclockwise, rotate the allen driver 5 full turns clockwise, then add 2 more of the tiniest movements possible clockwise. Steve

Good question, thanks. This means from full stop counterclockwise, rotate the allen driver 5 full turns clockwise, then add 2 more of the tiniest movements possible, clockwise. The HS is that sensitive to input. Steve

No, I just cleaned the barrel. No trigger job either but I did remove the 3 safety washers from the sear engagement screw to get break weight down to 1.5 lbs ish. Steve