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From what i've read and saw, there's no need to mess with the reg and valve adjustment unless i'm shooting a wide range of pellet/slug in different weight with a huge gap, like going from 11gr Wadcutters to 35gr slugs. When i receive the M4 tomorrow, i'll load the more common pallets and slugs to see where it's at by default, without making any adjustment, i'll get a baseline first to see how the new gun react to different projectiles, to get a feel for it If the M4 is shooting fine out of the box then I won't need to touch any setting and will leave the tuning alone. For lighter weight projectiles below 15gr i'll leave that duty mainly to the Umarex Notos, 15~21gr my Avenge-X got that covered. The new M4, i intend to have it take on heavier pellets/slugs mostly between 25 to 35gr, won't be messing with slug liners or slug power kit unless there's a real need for them, have no intention to "pimp out" any of my PCP guns, if the stock can is quiet enough I won't even bother to add different moderator to it.The Huben is probably fun to shoot, being semi auto and all, but the downtime between reload is way too long, I'm already annoyed by the 16 shots magazine from the AvengeX "high capacity" mag and often wish to double the capacity, but still....I could preload multiple magazines and swap them out on the fly when it's empty, less than 2 seconds to swap out a pre-loaded magazines and continue shooting! With the Huben, I'll be sitting there trying to shove tiny little pellet into the fixed magazine every single time when the mag is empty, and i have a feeling the mag in these Huben gets emptied much quicker.... with semi auto fun and all, it's going to be even more annoying trying to load that fixed mag in low light condition, my eye sight isn't what it used to be....can't see poop without reading glasses anymore, one of those aging thing. lol swapping pre-loaded mags is significantly faster than trying to load the Huben, just no....i would never EVER buy or own a fixed magazine PCP gun, ever, it's going to annoy the hell out of me every single time, that kind of design isn't meant for me. If i really want a semi auto, i would go for something like the Western Sidewinder with the swappable mags.
Taipan Vet 2 is probably super accurate, consistent, and a pleasure to shoot, but it's fugly as hell....maybe down the road when i get tired of the M4 and need a new toy again, it has this industrial and watergun appearance that is hard for me to overlook. lol
I did consider the RTI Mora, spent a few days researching and reading about it in multiple forums and youtube reviews, etc, ultimately i decided against being a beta buyer to test first generation of any product, attaching multiple moderators on it was more like an experimenting idea, be it on Mora or on M4 or the Avenge-X, it's not realistic, practical, or necessary really.
I can't even find any information on swapping out different caliber barrels on this thing to repurpose it if need be, or can it? Maybe when 2.0 come along in a year or so i might revisit Mora and take a look again, for now this $2.4K "nightmare" isn't for me. Last edited:
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.....so glad i checked everything before i load any pellet to it. I moved the 2nd screw to the "hunter" position at the far back position, and adjusted the trigger based on FXAirguns's youtube instruction, that's the only thing I've adjusted so far.
