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My pair of Niksan Ozark got exactly 1 required modification, rubber insert between the barrel and the bottle. Was getting a little resonance firing heavy pellets. Took me a bit to figure it out. Initially thought it was the pellets but firing same pellets from various other rifles put that to...

I disagree, my heart and breathing stopped when I was 3. Dying can be a temporary thing, especially if you are already in a hospital. Haven’t died since, not from lack of trying 😁

Nope, said they "buy all the Careers they can" Detune them and use them as barn guns. It just is so bizarre, I've done barns up around my brother's place in Oregon. My nephew was using an Niksan Elf .22 and I had my Niksan Ozark. Basically the same gun, Elf is the bullpup. We swapped for a while...

Given how much I like my Snowpeak Max 1 a Max 2, when released, may be on the radar. But I am mostly in the selling side these days. Trying to get down to just the guns I shoot regularly.

Checked with Davis Schwesinger, the Korean Gun expert, and he said yes it could shoot at those velocities. He, like me, didn't understand why you would use a career like that

I welcome a fellow gourmand of the under $1,000 rifles.

The answer is Yes, No, Maybe. I've never done this but I went down that path repairing my FX Boss. I decided to just buy the Heavy slug liner. The barrel needs to be crowned and the style *can* make a difference. Generally not for airguns. But I read couple where they went to a wider crown to...

Thanks, it just seemed so weird to use a heavy high power rifle like the Career low power like that.

16 is what is left. Total is probably 30 or more. Had a bunch of break barrels quite some time ago. Sold a bunch of PCP recently. 3 with commas 😀.

I'm the resident cheapskate, I have 1 (out of 16) that had a comma in the final price. Many great rifles now days under $1,000, new. A few under $500. I'm of the mindset of having several rifles of different caliber and size and paying less than 1 Daystate or FX. Just check out all the threads...

Yeah, he claims he does it with the Power Wheel which I doubt very much. But a barn gun? With Notos, P35, Ozark and a whole bunch more that are lighter, smaller and just as accurate why would you use a Career? Multiple Career no less. And brain kicks in, I bet he has a british non-FAC with the...

Good choice of first gun. Solid shooter and decent mods available. Welcome.

Using a Shin Sung Career II .22 as a low power barn gun under 400fps? Guy claims that is what he uses. Seems nuts, a heavy, extremely powerful, rifle tuned down to 1/4 power.

I used the RAW plenum and a huben power Dream Universal regulator. Still needed 1/4" to clear the stock. Luckily I had the Trajectron airforce insert that was 1/4". But all the weight was hanging on the inlet of the gun. Also the plenums do not work on LRT with that ugly fat moderator.

Given my disappointment with the rifle I never got as far as shots per fill. A believe the huma was set to 180bar maybe 175bar. I thought about building out a plenum (I did on the .25 HMX) but it isn't structurally sound which is why I took it off the .25. .25 with plenums

Especially if he likes to modify and tinker. But the under $1,000 market is well served these days Niksan Ozark-TW and Elf Barra 250z Umarex Zelos Reximex Throne 2 Snowpeak Max 1 (Max 2 bottle version this year) I own #1, #4 and #5 (and 3 airforce). Those 3 and my AirForce are the guns that...

I am much more polite in my verbiage.

I had a .357 for a short time. Regulated with 82gr pellets it was 120FPE. The regulator was iffy so I put in the HUMA and that brought it to 140FPE. But to get over 200fpe would require removing the regulator or adding significant amount of plenum. That is the shortcoming of the RAW .357...

Box type like the GX are quiet enough to use indoors but are slow. Very reliable and low maintenance. The Vevor in your picture is even slower. If you are planning to fill tanks it can be many hours with the box type compressors. The Tuxing TXED twin cylinder reciprocating type compressors...

It is even cheaper direct, 299 Canadian is like 210 US