Tequila Gun PCP
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In two weeks 50 units will be ready to sell. if you want more information about the purchase process, please send me a PM. We need respect the forum rules.
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It is .22, but you can buy multi caliber kit (0.177, 0.25 and 0.30). STX Superior Liner FX Standard is the barrel used in the Tequila Gun.
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Nice.
Well detailed / engineered parts. Nice radius, and or chamfered edges, few sharp corners,
Well done.
Mike
Well detailed / engineered parts. Nice radius, and or chamfered edges, few sharp corners,
Well done.
Mike
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Ohhhhh, SOME assembly required, I'm assuming that the instruction are in Chinlese? <-------KIDDING
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I'm really looking forward to seeing how this turns out. As noted above, the machining looks great!
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Hello everyon,
I finished 4 Airguns, if some one need more information please send me a PM.
Regards
I finished 4 Airguns, if some one need more information please send me a PM.
Regards
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Awesome! You did it — after years of hard work you brought the project to completion! 
Well done!
For a long time I had in my heart a longing for a long range precision pistol (field rested).
But after the Ataman AP16 was swallowed up by the Russian war, I now have to ask myself:
What will replace the
Russian Wodka....? 
So far my long range pistol has been a Chinese Artemis/SPA single shot. The PP700S-A.
However, I'm quite sure the machining and the materials of the Mexican Tequila are far superior to the
Chinese Rice Wine!! 
And I can take 10 shots of Tequila (in .22), whereas the Rice Wine is just one lame glass at the time.
So, I want quality. And being German, I should know that the German Weihrauch HW44 will deliver that.
However, I don't like German beer (or any other), it's just too bitter for me. Just like the HW44 has too few shots in its tank (50cc at only 200bar!).
So, the Mexican Tequila (with 64cc at 310bar!) clearly beats the lederhosen off the
German beer.
Where am I going to get a thousand bucks to buy one, though....?
Maybe stop drinking...?
Prost!
Or whatever you say when you drink
Tequila.
Matthias
Well done!
For a long time I had in my heart a longing for a long range precision pistol (field rested).But after the Ataman AP16 was swallowed up by the Russian war, I now have to ask myself:
What will replace the
Russian Wodka....? So far my long range pistol has been a Chinese Artemis/SPA single shot. The PP700S-A.However, I'm quite sure the machining and the materials of the Mexican Tequila are far superior to the
Chinese Rice Wine!! And I can take 10 shots of Tequila (in .22), whereas the Rice Wine is just one lame glass at the time.
So, I want quality. And being German, I should know that the German Weihrauch HW44 will deliver that.However, I don't like German beer (or any other), it's just too bitter for me. Just like the HW44 has too few shots in its tank (50cc at only 200bar!).
So, the Mexican Tequila (with 64cc at 310bar!) clearly beats the lederhosen off the
German beer. Where am I going to get a thousand bucks to buy one, though....?Maybe stop drinking...?
Prost!
Or whatever you say when you drink
Tequila.Matthias
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I have another kraut friend that doesn't drink Bier, as a note I'm a mix of Scottish and Austrian/German, I've got zero issue with drinking, or perhaps that is an issue, can't remember. Looking forward to a shot of Tequila, in the interest of Mexican/American relations of course.Awesome! You did it — after years of hard work you brought the project to completion!
Well done!
But after the Ataman AP16 was swallowed up by the Russian war, I now have to ask myself:
What will replace the
However, I'm quite sure the machining and the materials of the Mexican Tequila are far superior to the
And I can take 10 shots of Tequila (in .22), whereas the Rice Wine is just one lame glass at the time.
However, I don't like beer, it's just too bitter for me. Just like the HW44 has too few shots in its tank (50cc at only 200bar!).
So, the Mexican Tequila (with 64cc at 310bar!) clearly beats the lederhosen off the
Maybe stop drinking...?
Prost!
Or whatever you say when you drink
Matthias
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Thanks for those numbers!
They put meat on the plate of decision making.
So, let me interpret and summarize —
within my own parameters —
and in the units of measure common on AGN: FPE and fps —
in order of lowest to highest power:
Presupposition Air Pressure:
My doll-house compressor only gets up to 300bar = 4350psi.
So, I'll need to take off the first seven shots.
Presupposition MV Extreme Spread:
I have decided that in a close to midrange pistol I can live with a shot velocity variation of 35fps over the shot string. That means:
Chart 1: 13.5FPE Tune
highest value: 199 m/s = 653fps
(Calc.: 653 — 35fps cut-off = 618fps = 188 m/s)
➔ All but shot No. 60 are within this bracket (653—618fps).
So, with a tune of 12.7—14.2FPE, I get 52 shots from a 300bar reservoir.
(Calc.: 60 — 7 — 1 = 52)
Chart 3: 15.3FPE Tune
highest MV: 212 m/s = 696fps
lowest MV cut off for me: 651fps
(Calc.: 696 — 35 = 661fps = 202 m/s)
➔ Up and including shot no. 38 are within that bracket.
So, with a tune of 14.5—16.1FPE, I get 31 shots from a 300bar reservoir.
(Calc.: 38 — 7 = 31)
Chart 2: 16.5FPE Tune
highest MV: 221 m/s = 725fps
lowest MV cut off for me: 690fps
(Calc.: 725 — 35 = 690fps = 210 m/s)
➔ Shot 1—32 are within that bracket.
So, with a tune of 15.9—17.5FPE, I get 25 shots from a 300bar reservoir.
(Calc.: 32 — 7 = 25)
Presupposition Test Projectile:
I suppose a high quality PCP uses high quality projectiles.
And I suppose most users will use pellets rather than slugs.
Now, I went through my list of quality .22 pellets and could not find one that weighs
15 grains even —
as the test projectile in the three charts. Cf. my own Pellet BC Table attached below.
➠ What was the test projectile....?
Summary
13.5FPE* ➔ 52 shots
gain 1.8FPE = loose 21 shots:
15.3FPE ➔ 31 shots
gain 1.2FPE = loose 6 shots:
16.5FPE ➔ 25 shots
*About these power levels —— just remember: Our airgun brothers in the UK shoot with less power (sub-12FPE), and they kill rabbits and pigeons at 40 yards, and do an awesome job at field target out to 55y.
What do you think?
Matthias
Attachment:
Pellet BC Table .22cal
View attachment PELLETS. BC Table .22cal.pdf
They put meat on the plate of decision making.
So, let me interpret and summarize —within my own parameters —
and in the units of measure common on AGN: FPE and fps —
in order of lowest to highest power:
Presupposition Air Pressure:
My doll-house compressor only gets up to 300bar = 4350psi.
So, I'll need to take off the first seven shots.
Presupposition MV Extreme Spread:
I have decided that in a close to midrange pistol I can live with a shot velocity variation of 35fps over the shot string. That means:
Chart 1: 13.5FPE Tunehighest value: 199 m/s = 653fps
(Calc.: 653 — 35fps cut-off = 618fps = 188 m/s)
➔ All but shot No. 60 are within this bracket (653—618fps).
So, with a tune of 12.7—14.2FPE, I get 52 shots from a 300bar reservoir.
(Calc.: 60 — 7 — 1 = 52)
Chart 3: 15.3FPE Tunehighest MV: 212 m/s = 696fps
lowest MV cut off for me: 651fps
(Calc.: 696 — 35 = 661fps = 202 m/s)
➔ Up and including shot no. 38 are within that bracket.
So, with a tune of 14.5—16.1FPE, I get 31 shots from a 300bar reservoir.
(Calc.: 38 — 7 = 31)
Chart 2: 16.5FPE Tunehighest MV: 221 m/s = 725fps
lowest MV cut off for me: 690fps
(Calc.: 725 — 35 = 690fps = 210 m/s)
➔ Shot 1—32 are within that bracket.
So, with a tune of 15.9—17.5FPE, I get 25 shots from a 300bar reservoir.
(Calc.: 32 — 7 = 25)
Presupposition Test Projectile:
I suppose a high quality PCP uses high quality projectiles.
And I suppose most users will use pellets rather than slugs.
Now, I went through my list of quality .22 pellets and could not find one that weighs
15 grains even —
as the test projectile in the three charts. Cf. my own Pellet BC Table attached below.
➠ What was the test projectile....?
Summary
13.5FPE* ➔ 52 shots
gain 1.8FPE = loose 21 shots:
15.3FPE ➔ 31 shots
gain 1.2FPE = loose 6 shots:
16.5FPE ➔ 25 shots
*About these power levels —— just remember: Our airgun brothers in the UK shoot with less power (sub-12FPE), and they kill rabbits and pigeons at 40 yards, and do an awesome job at field target out to 55y.
What do you think?
Matthias
Attachment:
Pellet BC Table .22cal
View attachment PELLETS. BC Table .22cal.pdf
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Xoloti -
Have you or do you plan on any of your actualy shooting on video ? You did a fair amount of shooting in the above charts, did anyone video that ?
Can you setup and do a 10 minute video of you shooting your new gun. ?
I think a lot of people would be interested in seeing your beast doing its work.
Mike
Have you or do you plan on any of your actualy shooting on video ? You did a fair amount of shooting in the above charts, did anyone video that ?
Can you setup and do a 10 minute video of you shooting your new gun. ?
I think a lot of people would be interested in seeing your beast doing its work.
Mike
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