I got mine back from Firewalker and got to take it out for some fun with the nephews and they had a blast with it. We were shooting at some 1" & 2" spinners at 46 yards away and was too easy sitting so we were having fun trying to shoot the spinners standing with no support. The little gun does great and with all the add-ons it is not heavy, you feel the difference but it is perfectly fine. When it was stock it was almost too light like a toy.
Firewalker installed the drop block and bottle, Milled the moderator off and crown end of barrel and a little trigger work on it. He did a great job and could not be happier with his work and his quick turn around time in completing the work. Do not hesitate sending your air gun to him to work on, he does a great job with a quick turn around.
I added the buck rail conversion kit with the UTG side folder and a universal Saber Tactical picatinny to arca rail so I can place on a tripod if I want. Oh and a 0db 110 moderator on it.
For the UTG side folder, it was a little wobbly/play to it when it was closed and extended so I threaded the hole that was in the middle of the adapter piece and placed a screw in there with some Loctite to make it solid, pic below.
For the Saber Tactical rail, I just used 3/4 spiral flute drill bit to drill out one of the bottom slits in the rail to allow the air connecter to fit for airing up.
Firewalker installed the drop block and bottle, Milled the moderator off and crown end of barrel and a little trigger work on it. He did a great job and could not be happier with his work and his quick turn around time in completing the work. Do not hesitate sending your air gun to him to work on, he does a great job with a quick turn around.
I added the buck rail conversion kit with the UTG side folder and a universal Saber Tactical picatinny to arca rail so I can place on a tripod if I want. Oh and a 0db 110 moderator on it.
For the UTG side folder, it was a little wobbly/play to it when it was closed and extended so I threaded the hole that was in the middle of the adapter piece and placed a screw in there with some Loctite to make it solid, pic below.
For the Saber Tactical rail, I just used 3/4 spiral flute drill bit to drill out one of the bottom slits in the rail to allow the air connecter to fit for airing up.
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