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For sale is an Athlon Ares ETR 3-18x50 with an illuminated MOA reticle. The scope is in excellent condition and is a “new replacement” scope sent to me by Athlon, which was tested before they sent it out (see picture). I had bought a scope, could not get the battery cover off, marred the tube in...

[4/21/24 Update: Sold pending funds clearing.] For sale is a Synthetic stock .22 Crown MK II Continuum in excellent condition. There is some minor scuffing on a portion of the edge of the picatinny rail that will probably not bother most people and may be largely (?) covered by the scope rings...

Thanks, Dog. Does the block at the end of the hose bother you? All further models moved it to the unit. Besides it being a bit unwieldily, I worry that it will pop and either scratch a gun or whack me in the head. I have to get close to read the gauge when the unit is running, and my hand is...

Thanks. The link to the thread is helpful. S7

Thanks for chiming in. Yes, I understand that Joe B wants to sell his filters—I was going to say that in my previous post but simply didn’t for no particular reason—but I also figured his filters were indeed superior. The concepts made sense. I also appreciate you confirming what I suspected...

I hope they do. And I was wondering what compressor you used; now I know. Thanks. S7

Okay. That is good to know about the charcoal. Now, I have been doing a bit more research, mainly by watching various YouTube videos. I am now even more curious about filtration. Perhaps you have watched videos by the guy who features the program Target Forge? He works a lot with the GX...

Rereading this, there are two prices which I thought represented two different filters. There is only one. Copy. S7

Copy. And as much as lies within me, I like to pick the correct option, when one is apparent. S7 :)

Now hold on, rcs! I did not say I would not do it the right way, or the better way. I simply did not think of the matter until you mentioned it. Perhaps your method is not only the better way, but it may be the right and only way. I simply am not familiar with this sort of stuff, which I have...

I don’t see why not. I am not sure how this order of attachment would stop water from getting to the gauge. Is there water in the unit that would get to the gauge as soon as it is attached? I don’t know about a flow direction either. By the way, while I had things apart, I used Q-Tips and...

Well, curiosity beat out trepidation. I put things back together, and it seems the unit came with four burst discs installed, I believe. I hedged my bet and reinserted two. I did notice that neither the gauge nor the brass nut ended up in exactly the same position after I tightened them. I...

Again, I am on hold. I am not sure why three burst discs came out when I took the nut off. They were intact, I believe. Above I said that a YouTube guy said that, if a disc is being replaced (which was not my situation--I was merely investigating), it should be replaced with one disc. I am...

Okay, there is in fact a little cigarette filter here. I missed catching it initially and may have said there was none. I am going to remove it and not replace it on your say-so, and then I'll attach the bigger filter. Thanks. S7

Will do, rcs9250. I appreciate the help. S7

I have now removed the three connections to the aluminum block. There was no small cigarette filter visible. Two connections have been put back, the gauge and the hose. The third one, which is the brass screw with the two small holes in the head on opposite sides, must be the pressure safety...

Thanks for this. I am emboldened to give things a try. I have also checked out the two filters you linked me to. I will try the cigarette (yes, there is a cigarette filter in the black cylindrical piece) filter for the present, stay on it, and be thinking about an upgrade to a better filter. And...

Helpful. Thanks. S7