New SPA Artemis PP750

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Got one from Krale yesterday, not sure how many they got but right after I bought this one they showed out of stock. Has a weird sliding mount on the barrel? 
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Got mine from Krale yesterday, too! The gun is pretty darn nice! Need to work on that trigger a bit. Think it just needs adjustments to lighten it up. It breaks reliably and like glass, just a bit heavy. The bolt is a bit gritty only when under cocking pressure. Also, the magazine is worthless. Already ordered me some from CARM magazines.

I want to get some chrony numbers, then take it apart to address the bolt and the trigger.



Krale was great and the price was right, too! I will order from them again! (Two days from the Netherlands to my door! AirgunDepot, PyramidAir should take note.) Also the pellets I purchased from them were very competitive even with shipping. 
 
"... Also, the magazine is worthless. Already ordered me some from CARM magazines."






PS: This just in 7/13/20...shipping for the carm mags is roughly $7.50 to the U.S. But again, based on user reports, you might want to give the OEM mags a try first.

Friends....

I dug around through the web and found the following information......

[email protected]

https://www.carm-magazines.com/

(Apologies for the big spaces between pics...just the way they loaded.)

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Personally, I'm going to give the OEM mags a try before I shell out $20-$40 USD for replacement mags! 

I am, however, more interested in the neat single shot loader from CARM for the 750...looks quite functional!

(It costs about $20 USD, no info on shipping)
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Regards,

Kindly Ol' Uncle Hoot
 
The mags, if they are the same idea as the other Artemis and Diana Lego guns, should be fine once you know how to use them. I've sold hundreds of them and shot countless shots through them and they work great for the most part. Once in awhile one needs adjustment. There is a wee Allen key screw in the back that adjusts how far the face plate sits out from the mag body. Sometimes that face plate can be set in too much and bind so the inside parts don't turn freely. But that is pretty rare.


 
They are waiting clearance. Hopefully tomorrow!

I'm all sold out of 22 caliber but my friend Raman has a portion of this shipment and he will have them for sale. If you want yours adjusted by Veradium air and want a 22 cal, but haven't paid a deposit, then let me know. Hopefully I can work something out. 

I still have some 177 left. 

Thanks, 

Wes 


 
With the OEM magazines, the pellets get hung up, it's bumpity-bump, and in the worst case scenario get disfigured upon entry into the chamber. The CARM magazines make the delivery of pellets into the chamber smooth. This is my only issue with the OEM mags.

For the last 4 months I have shot 22 different models of pellets from H&N, JSB, AA,... well over 2,000 pellets, all from the OEM magazine without issue.

There are sharp edges that make magazine insertion require precision alignment. Rounding the corners with a jewelers file made it much easier.
 
With the OEM magazines, the pellets get hung up, it's bumpity-bump, and in the worst case scenario get disfigured upon entry into the chamber. The CARM magazines make the delivery of pellets into the chamber smooth. This is my only issue with the OEM mags.

For the last 4 months I have shot 22 different models of pellets from H&N, JSB, AA,... well over 2,000 pellets, all from the OEM magazine without issue.

There are sharp edges that make magazine insertion require precision alignment. Rounding the corners with a jewelers file made it much easier.

Thanks for the advice. Can you show a pic of the rounded edges on the mag?