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OK I found one, I may add with the last 2 I resealed, they pumped, but did not hold air overnight. Both responded to giving the rear valve plug a 1/4 turn tighter, as both were easy to back off, and they both held air 24 hours after. I did do a full teardown and cleanup, as the internals were...

Springer torque, the direction the spring unwinds when the sear is released is where you feel it, in worst case the gun can jump in a sideways direction from your POA.

Lets look at this economy gem, I may have never bought a DRS if this came out first :) https://pintydevices.com/products/pcp-pellet-gun-air-rifle-high-power-airgun-for-hunting

Try Target Forge https://targetforge.net/shop/ols/categories/gx-compressor-parts

Tested slugs in the Pinty Tactical

I will be hunting Turkey this spring with an airgun, have the Serpent 550 L at the ready :)

I gathered sorted and sized my .22 slugs .25 up next time. Made sure I marked the tins this time LOL :)

I had similar thoughts, but from a glance they do not seem compatable.

Nick and I did our first official pesting safari after work yesterday, despite windy conditions we did get a few opportunities. Nic was shooting his modified Chaser .22 and I had the new Pinty carbine. Hope to get out again soon.

It does make a nice hunting gun :)

Here is after a polish and slight shape adjustment.

If you colored outside these lines you may have taken too much off the top. My other thought is you missed the hole in the sear with the pin ?

This model needs no tweaking It would of scored perfect if I wasn't behind the trigger LOL Below Iarget I shot with the P-Force AKA Space Gun"

I did not, I may go back in and take a bit more off yet too. not sure it needs it, it is a very roubust sear IMO

I shot the new Pinty Carbine indoors ay 10m, I;m impressed.

Pinty Carbine Rifle made it to my front door yesterday, dang here I am slacking again :)

I received the Pinty Carbine yesterday, a nice smaller light weight rifle, size compare to a Daisy 880 or Crosman 760, it would be great for smaller framed people. Trigger is light and predictable, I will believe the trigger gauge readings I have seen LOL It is not too loud considering power...

I clamped the sear in a vice and could use both hands to steady, take light layers off adjust as needed.

Assembled a Sheridan I tore down for a cleanup and reseal, polished the sear on my P-Force, then shot them both repeatedly :)

I should put a Squirrel cam on my hat lol.