9mm,.45,or 50cal

[eagleone622]

OK so I just received my 909 .45 cal yesterday and I have put about 10 shots through it and now I have it dialed in at 100 yards. It is about 2" high at 40 yards and dead on at 100. I am using the Hornady 143 grain round ball and also tried the Powerbelt 195 grain .45 hollow point. It hits almost the same as the round ball just a little lower. Who can do a tune on this gun and how would I get in touch with him. Also, what does he do to the gun and what does it cost.
I would appreciate any information available. I am very impressed with the rifle so far and would love to see it better and smoother.
Thanks,
Rich

[pindog2000]

Sweet gun.

[Ddgrego]

Will Piatt With Saddle Mountain airguns for one and also www.bgmfairguns.com.  BG has done mine and the shot consistency was much improved! check out there websight and go from there! Dont ya just love those big bores!

[Nomadic Pirate]

OK so I just received my 909 .45 cal yesterday and I have put about 10 shots through it and now I have it dialed in at 100 yards. It is about 2" high at 40 yards and dead on at 100. I am using the Hornady 143 grain round ball and also tried the Powerbelt 195 grain .45 hollow point. It hits almost the same as the round ball just a little lower. Who can do a tune on this gun and how would I get in touch with him. Also, what does he do to the gun and what does it cost.
I would appreciate any information available. I am very impressed with the rifle so far and would love to see it better and smoother.
Thanks,
Rich

Will piatt will give her a good tune.

You'll get much better accuracy with the 155gr EPP/UG unsized from Dash caliber, only 15 bucks for 150 count

[kamora187]

Very cool info, I am thinking that will be the gun I get also and will probably pull the trigger soon. Just trying to figure out my options to fill it as this would be my first PCP and I am starting from scratch. I have some scuba buddies that might be able to hook me up with a tank and then will have to get the connector, maybe a pump also? I would hate to order the gun without a means to fill it first, that would be torture to have it sitting there begging to be shot with no air source.

Travis

[Butcher45]

Very cool info, I am thinking that will be the gun I get also and will probably pull the trigger soon. Just trying to figure out my options to fill it as this would be my first PCP and I am starting from scratch. I have some scuba buddies that might be able to hook me up with a tank and then will have to get the connector, maybe a pump also? I would hate to order the gun without a means to fill it first, that would be torture to have it sitting there begging to be shot with no air source.

Travis

I highly suggest you order a foster fill fitting for any Korean guns' air reservoir.  The Korean fittings can be a real pain at times for many (myself included).
I would not waste much time with regular 3000psi scuba tanks.....very limited number of fills with those.  If you go the tank route, buy the largest capacity 4500psi Carbon Fiber S.C.B.A. tank you can find just as soon as you find a place local to you that will fill that large of a tank at that high of a pressure.

I have predominantly relied upon a HillPump to manually air-up my bigbores' reservoir......HillPumps are great for back-up, and topping-off low fills as well so a HillPump is always nice to have unless you are on the lighter side in weight.  I think I heard that the FX pump is easier to pump, therefore better for people weighing under 150lbs.

[kamora187]

Good to know, I am researching the pumps and tanks now.
Thanks for sharing.

Travis