I saw a Buckrail stock that was part of another package and emailed to suggest they make it a standalone part. Not only did they do it, but then sent me one for free.
I jumped on AliExpress and ordered everything I need to bottle my P-rod and see if it will regain some of its magic. I've never ordered from there before, so I'm a little nervous.
I'm sorry I didn't see this sooner. Hopefully it will help someone in the future though. Wes is your man when I comes to SPA guns.
https://airgunarcheryfun.ca/pcp-regulators/
I'm glad you posted this. I'm looking for a short .177 that can hit 18-20
fpe. I've got a bunch of bullseye bucks and a code so I'll probably jump on one once they're back in stock.
Pushed the fill probe in too far on my Bullshark and blew the burst disc on my compressor. I've never done that before and I can tell you it happened faster than my brain could register what was going on. New ones won't be here until Thursday. Time to drag out my Daisy 35s and sling some BBs for...
It's a rainy Sunday here in Georgia. I spent some time sitting on the back porch plinking sweetgum balls with this little air sipper sending 7.5s around 650 fps. A 750 count tin of Gamo Tomahawks will tire your fingers out before you run out of air.
Mine show the temp in Celsius but I don't think I've ever seen it get over 40. It only takes a couple of minutes to top my guns off usually. I guess I've been following the 120 degree rule and didn't know it. I'll really pay close attention to it now though. Thanks for the tip!
It came from Amazon. Looks like it's $150 now but mine were on sale when I got them. I'm aware they aren't going to last but I'm not using them daily and none of my guns are over 250 bar. I do have a 15ci 4500 psi bottle but I never fill it completely.
I paid less than $120 for mine. It's been happily pumping my guns for over a year. When it dies I have another one ready to replace it. If I get a year out of each, I consider it money well spent. I'll be dead before I rack up a $3000 total. I understand why someone might need an expensive...
Being a handloader has definitely given me a better understanding of what I need in an airgun. It has eliminated a lot of frustration and saved me money.
I decided to try some 7.5 grain Winchester domes in my Stoeger Bullshark that's set up for 10.03 Knockouts at 1000 fps. Thought I'd picked up a rimfire by mistake for a second. Not sure why I didn't think that through before I did it.