Would like to know who is the grip frame made by in picture #78 thanks in advance.
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Would like to know who is the grip frame made by in picture #78 thanks in advance.
Thank you, SO much for the barrel twist info. (Recently got mine) Haven't had the chance to check it and haven't found the info anywhere online. A 1:22" twist makes sense. I was bewildered as to why this gun is so accurate. Mr. Firewalker is doing some REAL mods to these guns resulting in higher FPS, and they are still shooting well afterwards. I guess UX "took note" and applied what FX is doing with their pellet liners.A question was asked about barrel twist of the Notos in another thread, using a 6" long Cerrosafe casting I get a right hand twist at about 1 in 22" to the best of my calc. 91 deg. 24 min in the 6" lenth. I used a 4.0 mm carbon fiber rod to push out the slug. It was a kite kit but works great for clearing jams also as it won't mar the rifling. Last pic are various pellet sizer I made for my brother's guns.
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Thank you, SO much for the barrel twist info. (Recently got mine) Haven't had the chance to check it and haven't found the info anywhere online. A 1:22" twist makes sense. I was bewildered as to why this gun is so accurate. Mr. Firewalker is doing some REAL mods to these guns resulting in higher FPS, and they are still shooting well afterwards. I guess UX "took note" and applied what FX is doing with their pellet liners.
It's from Terry @ Buck Rail, look at post #77 for before mods. I also opened the hammer spring access to allow spring removal/change without removing the lower section. Below is final version compared to my home made Prod, also now regulated with Notos reg and tank.Would like to know who is the grip frame made by in picture #78 thanks in advance.
I do it on the lathe use parting tool. Then the inner diameter has to be machine to 27 mm before cutting the M28 * 1mm thread with a single point tool bit. Follow by doing hydro testing to insure safety.nice work. how did u shorten air cylinder