WARP COBRA is here!

[Dairyboy]

I agree Jimmy it does look better with this bottle. And thanks! I'm very happy with the groups as this was my first time shooting with it at longer range and with a 10x scope I was pleased. And yeah it was about 27 this morning not too bad good idea about the tailgate!

 

[CampFussell]

Dillon, I completely didn't even consider that that you shoot that with your scope on 10 power. Those were phenomenal shots at that scope power. Heck I use 24 and 30 power around CampFussell at a measly 50 yds.
You keep that 27 degree temps up there with you brother. It was 35 here in NC early yesterday morning and that's about as cold as I can stand. Then woke up to 65 degrees this morning? We're having some weird weather.

 

[BigTinBoat]

TT bottle is much nicer. That other bottle must have had a pretty thin coating on it. Got any pics of the damage?

 

[SJIJ]

More to come!

How long is the barrel?

 

[Dairyboy]

The original barrels were 16". I recently got a 20" .22 barrel though for it.

 

[Saltlake58]

"BigTinBoat"

"dodge3500"
Doesnt bother me in the least little bit as I don't think any of my hatsans air cylinders were either or my cricket carbine or edgun Matador for that matter. I'm sure they all were tested beyond what their suggested fill pressures. I actually don't remember any information on the air cylinders at all really . Things that make you go hrmmm. Sweet airgun the warp is.

Steel air cylinders under 2" in diameter are much different then a 4500psi CF cylinder that is over 2" in diameter.

I appreciate your concern and your correct. Bob Sterne has one to use on one of his guns and he looked through all of the specs and found the needed info that he deemed as safe for himself. Would never tell anyone else to actually buy one but feels safe in using them. And he's big on safety. Ernest Rowe also uses them on his Impact and Crown so another trustworthy guy. I feel with big names like them in the airgun world using them I feel safe using them. Will I ever fill it to 4500psi? Probably won't ever. 250bar is all I plan on going as I can fill to that pressure multiple times from my tank. Thanks.

Just a note on the Impact bottles, they do have a DOT Certification, and a life span. I checked mine and it's due in 2021 if I remember correctly. 10 years after that, should be replaced according to DOT. Now, is DOT right? there are several debate threads on that one, so let's not start another here. This is about the WARP Cobra, not DOT.

Speaking of the Cobra, color me green with envy. Nice rifle, love to see some shot groups at 50 and 75 yards once tuned.