I would ditch that buck rail kit and get a bottle and drop regulator on the notos and be happy. Oh wait that is what I am doing now 
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Other Whats the next step over the Notos?
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For the size and weight, nothing I can think of for $600.
I still like my PP700SA, it’s my pesting king still.
I still like my PP700SA, it’s my pesting king still.
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Thats what im thinking. Bottle and Z drop regulator orderedI would ditch that buck rail kit and get a bottle and drop regulator on the notos and be happy. Oh wait that is what I am doing now
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I've got and had many high dollar guns. I recently got a Notos and sent off to Firewalker and got it back. I have to say, it's a darn fine little shooter. Very light and handy. I realize I'm still in the honeymoon phase with this gun, but I really like it.
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It’s not as light, but a P35 is a decent “upgrade” to the Notos. But it’s a light bullpup, not a pistol carbine. I want something I can fold up smaller like my pp700, that’s why I have the buck rail stuff waiting to be installed.
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Thats what im thinking. Bottle and Z drop regulator ordered
Let me know if you need assistance with clocking.
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If you have a lathe, you're golden! If you dont, I would have it clocked.
The flatness of the block is critical and will mean the difference between longevity and a catastrophic failure of the guns ait block. The small M16 airblock is meant to be supported by a FLAT airtube face, hand sanding will not make a flat surface, no matter how careful you are.
The flatness of the block is critical and will mean the difference between longevity and a catastrophic failure of the guns ait block. The small M16 airblock is meant to be supported by a FLAT airtube face, hand sanding will not make a flat surface, no matter how careful you are.
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Where is a good place to order the z block for the Notos? I have a drop block off eBay but it leaks, even with new rings on the bottle. Thanks!Thats what im thinking. Bottle and Z drop regulator ordered
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I got mine here: https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256...st_main.5.7bbf1802WuAwZz&gatewayAdapt=glo2usa
Just got it the other day and it seems like nice quality. Still waiting on the bottle.
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This is where I got mine. When I went to put it on it was about a quarter turn off. So off it went to firewalker to clock it for a perfect fit. I do not have a lathe.
Chad
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While your not going to buy one for $600, if you happen to own an older theoben rapid or mfr, you can certainly update & reconfigure what you have for that coin
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There is something to be said about that.
I think I have added things to all of my guns to do just that. Maybe not $600 worth of additions on most of them, but proably more on some.
Part of the fun of hobbies like this is modifying and personalizing your possessions.
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I hope mine lines up (likely not)
One day I hope to have an offering for the Notos Kang , but Im gonna have to make it work from here in the trenches.
What bottle is everyone going with?
I want a "longer skinny" CF bottle. Bought the $20 small aluminum bottle just to play with until I figure out best size for me.
I always thought the double factory length tube would make for an awesome woods walker....but the Kang rules against it.
Firewalker says 54mm and not 61mm diameter whatever you do .. just fyi to anyone reading.
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Dang that thing is awesome. After looking at the notos with drop block and bottle so much.....you can really appreciate setups like this and even aea...with the "integrated block" look.While your not going to buy one for $600, if you happen to own an older theoben rapid or mfr, you can certainly update & reconfigure what you have for that coin
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Silly question, but how does a mounted light work with the mlok on the side that close? Really slick, im going to look into them...thx.
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No selling outside the classifieds....but id say just send it all to the Notos Kang Firewalker.
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The Umarex Notos at @230-$250 is a great air gun.
The Umarex Notos at twice the price (after adding the drop block, air tank, firewalker's fee, etc) is not that great to me.
But, everyone has the right to spend their money the way they want.
The Umarex Notos at twice the price (after adding the drop block, air tank, firewalker's fee, etc) is not that great to me.
But, everyone has the right to spend their money the way they want.
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Well, this is a compact, lighter weight traditional rifle. Nice stock, regulated, bottle etc…. on sale for $800…
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