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German engineering...not just for cars...lol I hate working on German cars72 shots with my PP750. I found out it doesn’t like these pellets at all.
Nice! I hate rodents.one less rodent in the world. It’s what the atomic was built for. Unfortunately I forgot to press record on the pard.

Yikes that's quite a spread, time to fix the regTook advantage of the Reg going out on my Airacuda Max .30. Topped it off, and shot a good string over the Chrony. Started at 3500 psi and shot to 1900 psi. Kept an eye on the pressure as I went. You can tell where the hammer spring finally overcame the valve. Seemed to be peek right around 2300 psi.
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No lie! Good news is I know EXACTLY where to set the reg for ALL the POWAH!!!! I need to look that up. The stock is the only thing I dislike.Yikes that's quite a spread, time to fix the reg
I saw they came out with some new stocks for the JTS guns as well @ shotshow.
That’s insane. Especially in a .177.Out testing factory setups with my good friend in the Delta Wolf and also shooting with my Red Wolf GP
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Way to go Soren. Excellent groups as usual sir!Out testing factory setups with my good friend in the Delta Wolf and also shooting with my Red Wolf GP
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Stripped the Airacuda Max down to investigate the Reg. O rings looked fine. Seemed like the reg adjustment screw walked itself out. Tightened it to snug, backed it off one full turn, aired it up and….. like 400 PSI on the reg. lol. De-gassed, disassembled, cussed, 1 more full turn and…… went all the way to 3000 psi and I stopped airing it up. Cussed… Degassed, disassembled, backed it off 1/2 turn (1-1/2 turns from snug) and…… 2400 PSI on the reg, 3500 in the tube. Been holding for an hour now. I wanted 2300, but, I’m gonna let it ride for now. Put it over the Chrony again and see what it does.I remember you saying that your Notos didn’t have a soul or something to that effect. Good to hear you’re happy with the PP750 in .177So I’ve commented in the past that when I bought a Notos, I didn’t feel a real attachment to it. I bought it to take the place of my beloved PP700SA.
That is not the case with the 177 PP750. Crazy how just caliber change can change an attitude.
Looks mean man. I like the way you have it set up!I adjusted the reg, filled to 4500, and shot about 100 pellets with my PP750 177
Recorded the 100 pellets with Labradar LX.
I also compared SST to Carm 15rd and Maple 12rd mags. I didn’t see a difference in the front rest only shooting I did. I will do it again on a double rest. I have the trigger adjusted down to the minimum that allows cocking and the safety to work. It will stay there as long as I’m just doing 10m indoor bench shooting.
it’s putting out about 9-10 fpe right now with 10 and 8 gr pellets.
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