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That bottle is too old. Better to buy a 580 cc composite bottle. After taking all air out, you just unscrew the metallic one and screw the new one.

I bought mine used. Imhad a problem with the pin that goes upmto rotate old magazine. I have to use new system magazines. It is a delightful rifle to shoot.

Change it for a regular foster.

Possible problems: - Scope rings loose. - Defective scope. - End cap clipping. - Going out of regulation after X # of shots. - filling rifle above Max pressure, so, regularion starts after some # of shots. - Need to recrown the barrel

Info about this rifle is missing even at seller's site. We would like to know: - power you can get on each caliber. - shots per fill with each model of rifles (size, caliber, tube or bottle). - Max pressure to fill on diverse models. - weight of each model of rifles. - magazine capacity on...

I have the Vulcan 3 700 mm in .30 Cal, but that rifle is not accurate with slugs.... I do not know what kind of barrel it has.... I also have a Vulcan 3 500 mm in .177 Cal. I have an old Uragan .22 that is 600 mm. I like the size of the Uragan the must over the Vulcan 3, both 700 mm and 500 mm.

On January I went hunting javalina with my Wolverine HP non regulated, shooting NSA 61.5 grain at 870 fps, that is about 102 fpe. A chess shot on a javalina made a clean pass through. You can see the shot at may post "Some hunting Videos" in the hunting section of this forum. Uragan 3 700 mm...

I like a lot from the Delta: 1.- Very easy to change calibers. 2.- Very easy to select fps on every projectile. 3.- You do not need to fire to unload because spring fatigue. 4.- Accuracy. I do not like from the Delta: 1.- Two first shots after filling/ long period of inactivity hit low...

I like a lot the stock of my Revere .177:

Why not to wait for FX Leopard? DRS is really a marvel !!! Leopard with a bottle will give more shots per fill.

Must regulated rifles have that problem. Just very few regulated PCP's shoot first shot without that problem. Indeed is something to keep in mind for hunting purposes. My big game PCP rifle is a Wolverine HP .30 Cal NON REGULATED. Precisely to have perfect accuracy on the first shot.

Wind affects a lot accuracy. The heavier the projectile the better. Another super alternative is a Vulcan 3 700 mm in .25 Cal. Almost no change in first shot. You order that one from Tony at Talon Tunes (Now Talon Airguns) and you will not have to tune it at all.

If you want accuracy in the first shot you need a non regulated rifle or a Sidewinder (not traditional looking rifle). Very best quality and accuracy: Daystate, Revere (.177 or .22) or Wolverine (.30 Cal). Almost all regulated rifles hit low the first two shots after filling or inactivity...

Best thing you can do: replace the bottle for a 700 cc one. You will have more shots in the sweet spot of the rifle.

FX DRS 600 mm with super powerful plenum..... You won't regret.

Eventually I will buy a Leopard 600 mm in .30 Cal and will ask it to have a 700 cc bottle.

I have taken deer at 55 yards and some javalinas an coyotes about that distance. With a Vulcan 3 HP .30 Cal or something more powerful like a .357 or .45 Cal, what would be the farther away distance for an ethical shot? Please share your informed opinion.

How are your groups at 50 yards?

Mine is a 700 .25 Cal, non HP….. It is shooting at 70 fpe.

When loading the magazine, do you place the pellet with head facing down or up?