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Use a bipod extension type device to move the optical chronos 12-18 inches from the muzzle. This will remove inconsistency from vapor cloud and lead fragments. On the pistols 6 inches may be enough.

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He is. Take off trigger frame to access it.

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That would be bad because it would start under pressure.

Burst disks do not normally use plastic seals. Why would you replace a 6k burst disk with 7.5k ? Are you filling iver 5k?

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Oring on white plastic rocket or brass cage. Or dirt on ceramic ball that seals the back of the plastic rocket.

Honestly, I would just draw it in cad from the numbers you listed and then "measure" the result. Look at the free version of Fusion 360. You could draw it in a sketch and get all your numbers.

Leshiy 2 is easy to customize. Should be just barrel, shroud, maybe suppressor. Easy switch. Post link for before and after. Then everyone can see what you are dealing with. Someone can identify the parts needed.

When you try to fill does the air leak down the barrel or fail to enter the gun? More clarity about the issue please.

You deduct the cost of what you sold. Bought new sold used. Always a loss so no taxes. Unless you are buying at flea markets and making a profit.

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Happened to me on a Gk1. Had to have someone else buy it for me. I'm in Southern Cali. 1st time it happened. I've been buying and selling airguns for years. Marflow 777 is likely correct. Seller claimed he didnt block california and didnt want to deal with it. Less bidders got a screaming...

.22 ground squirrel and rabbit (lost count, out 100 yards) .25 for turkey (no success yet they've been outsmarting me).

I have both the .22 and .25 in 350 length. 350/360cc bottle is enough (80-120 shot depending on gun and tune). No problem getting to 900 fps either gun with pellets up 34 grain (as high as I tested). My suggestion is tell Brian the weight of projectile and he'll set it up.

The angle is to help compensate for dropoff of our slow projectiles at distance. No need to fix it; it is intentional and helpful. It helps you to NOT overtravel the vertical turret compensating for scope height and drop off. Long range firearm shooters buy angled rails also. Regular...

The bumper is necessary. It keeps the hammer from hitting the back plate, metal to metal. Lack of spring keeps valve from closing fully.

You are suposed to reassemble the back plate, without spring but with the rubber spring guide/bumper. This way nothing shoots out and the gun degasses slowly. This works very well for degassing and is the easiest, lowest risk way to degass.

What paypal info are you trying to send? When I sell, I just send my email address and the sellers send me their email address, when I'm buying.