i tried but it was really difficult, on a pic you posted earlier i couldn't see any threads on the barrel itself is it fixed by a grub screw somewhere on the receiver?
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It is just screwed in. Clamp the receiver in a vise and use a good fitting spanner.i tried but it was really difficult, on a pic you posted earlier i couldn't see any threads on the barrel itself is it fixed by a grub screw somewhere on the receiver?
the m25 is well built super simple platform easy to replace parts etcHaving had a love hate relationship with Diana and SPA, for a extra $150.00, I would just find a used Bulldog. Far better workmanship, service and after market parts. That and the Bulldogs power is in a different dimension than this rifle.
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Roachcreek
I found out that shooting of a sandbag had better results than with a bipod.Also keep in mind it's new to me so there could have been some operator error too lol. The bipod has such a wide stance it sits nearly on the edge of my Altima trunk lid at sits on the very edge of the rear window. I will have to take my folding table and chair out next time and see if the groups are better. In all reality all three projectiles were moa of yote at 50 yards.
i loved this because i was thinking of this conversion and as soon as i saw it i went crazyThe plastic stock of the m25 feels pretty heavy and wanted it a bit shorter so i grabbed the hacksaw and powerdrill.
Yikes, the first cut always feels wrong
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The back of the stock drilled out with a 30mm drill bit to hold a folding adapter
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The folding stock came from some Chinese seller, i wish i had paid more for a decent one...
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The inside of the stock on most places cleaned out except around the trigger and mounting places
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The stock adapter glued into place with some epoxy resin and two m5 screws to keep it in place
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