Any one ever heard of the Dynamic PCP air rifle?

[RVaughn]

Sorry dont have a .25 ,  but i did get to shoot a group this afternoon with my .177

Stretched it out as far as my little backyard goes.
All 37 yds of it. . . Oh , & i still havnt cleaned the barrel.

Hopefully i can get out to my dads and try some real distance in the near future.

[Rob M]

Sorry dont have a .25 ,  but i did get to shoot a group this afternoon with my .177

Stretched it out as far as my little backyard goes.
All 37 yds of it. . . Oh , & i still havnt cleaned the barrel.

Hopefully i can get out to my dads and try some real distance in the near future.

that's very impressive , still over 100 feet !

[Wayne52]

Looking good there Rhett !!!  I received a shipping conformation on my .25, it's going to be here Wednesday I'll also be receiving a mold from NOE for .22 BT's around the same time too !!!

[RVaughn]

Looking good there Rhett !!!  I received a shipping conformation on my .25, it's going to be here Wednesday I'll also be receiving a mold from NOE for .22 BT's around the same time too !!!

That’s good to hear Wayne, can’t wait to see how your quarter bore performs.
I’m thinking hard about getting me a .25 DAR. I’m liking this one so much!

[deerflyguy]

What kind of rings are you guys using to scope your guns?
I just received the 10mm rings that I special ordered  for mine, but they don't work either? I can't tighten them up? Obviously, the gun cannot be shot accurately unless it is scoped, so i'm up a tree? I don't want to rig some sort of sloppy fix, using shims, and would much prefer to use rings that fit right out of the box.

~ deerflyguy

[BigMike1]

What kind of rings are you guys using to scope your guns?
I just received the 10mm rings that I special ordered  for mine, but they don't work either? I can't tighten them up? Obviously, the gun cannot be shot accurately unless it is scoped, so i'm up a tree? I don't want to rig some sort of sloppy fix, using shims, and would much prefer to use rings that fit right out of the box.

~ deerflyguy

I machined .020 off the clamp side of the rings .   A good file and a vice will also do the job.

[Wayne52]

I got rings yesterday for mine but it looks like they're for a 30mm scope, I'll have to rob the scope from my SPA M16 to try it

[deerflyguy]

I suggest that you try the ring base and see if it fits the receiver mount? If it doesn't, you may as well not go robbing that scope. It would be a waste of time.

[Rat Sniper (AKA: PaulT58)]

Bill, where did you order the rings from?  I ordered the ones that were posted in a previous post in this thread. They arrived yesterday. My rifle is scheduled for delivery today. I have already mounted the rings on a scope and compared the base to the 11mm based rings I removed, and you can see there is a considerably smaller space between the part that grips the rail. I’ll be fitting it to the rifle once it arrives, but based on the visual comparison to the 11mm rings, they should work.

[deerflyguy]

I've shopped too many sites to remember where I ordered them, but it was off ebay. Just cheap rings, but thought they would work because are 10 mm rings and 11 mm rings are too loose. Nope! Rings I got have a cupped base, not flat like the receiver. They simply will not tighten enough to keep from slipping. Nothing I have tried will tighten enough to hold. Very loose! Suggestion to file off the clamp side of each ring would work, but i shouldn't have to do that. The gun should work with some base sold somewhere?

[Wayne52]

When I seen the ebay posting earlier in this thread I got the model number and brand, went directly to their site and they were the same exact ones on ebay, I did look at them and you can see the difference between them and the 11mm, I looked around and these aren't a very common size either.

[Wayne52]

I might cast some of the heavy pellets tomorrow morning before Fedex gets here and maybe pop one of the red squirrels going through my back yard while I'm at it.

[deerflyguy]

I called Aim Sport to ask them what they suggest for rings, and the only guy who might be able to help is off until Thursday. Unless someone on this site can help, it will have to wait, I guess?

[Wayne52]

I'm hoping for a unique looking grain on the one that's on it's way here.

[deerflyguy]

Don't get your hopes up!
That's what I wanted, too, but the guns i received, although they were nice walnut, didn't have much character.

[RVaughn]

What kind of rings are you guys using to scope your guns?
I just received the 10mm rings that I special ordered  for mine, but they don't work either? I can't tighten them up? Obviously, the gun cannot be shot accurately unless it is scoped, so i'm up a tree? I don't want to rig some sort of sloppy fix, using shims, and would much prefer to use rings that fit right out of the box.

~ deerflyguy

Here’s what I used with a set of weaver mounts..

[Gertrude]

I recently ran into a similar issue with a red dot sight I was mounting that claimed to mount to both picatinny or 11mm rails.
Well long story short, it did not mount / tighten to 11mm rails properly, and would slide forward and aft due to not tightening enough I to the rail channels. The seller was in China and played all the typical return shipping games through several emails.
It ended up being more time effort and hassle than it was worth.
I had to end up purchasing a set of low profile adapters, (same as linked above) and use the picatinny side of the mounts for the red dot sight to mount properly and securely. Works perfectly.

 Of course I could say I shouldn't have to do that and I shouldn't have had to have the extra expense of purchasing the adapters, but sometimes it is simply not worth the hassle. Especially when the item was so cheap in the first place.... And still will perform to reasonable expectations.
I say, forget trying to make the 11mm rings fit if it bothers you.
Just get some picatinny rings and the low profile adapters off of Amazon, and be done with it.

As experienced airgunners, we soon learn that sometimes that Chinese guns, ( priced so low that you cant refuse), .. WILL NEED a little "massaging and tinkering" to reach its full potential.
That's kind of the "beauty in them" if you ask me.

There are a few brands/models of the Chinese guns that are basically "Diamonds in the rough"... And ANYONE purchasing one of these Dynamic's should be fully expecting nothing different.

Yes, it shows a LOT or potential.
Yes, it shows a lot of promise.
 But we know from experience that it is likely NOT going to come straight out of the box and stand shoulder to shoulder with guns that cost 3 or 6 times as much... So we ask ourselves, hmmm, is it worth it to me? Can I justify buying it, tinkering some, learning some, and end up with that "polished diamond" that I see working below the surface ?
Sometimes the answer to those questions is YES, (and sometimes it is No).
I personally think that anyone who buys this gun, needs to fully understand and EXPECT that.

So, what have we learned from the guns delivered so far ?
We have one gun delivered that leaked right away and was sent back.
We have 2 guns that were refused delivery because of the first guns issues, (and I suspect a bit of buyers remorse was mixed in there too).
We have one gun that is showing fairly decent groups that did not even get the barrel cleaned before shooting it. (I still can not figure out the logic or reasoning it that decision), as we all know of the typical bearing grease/cosmoline, commonly found in new Chinese barrels.
But either way, it seems to be shooting at least fairly well so far, and the barrel hasn't had time to get seasoned yet either. (And it never will if it doesn't get cleaned first)
We have heard from a few that the side lever is a bit loose, but will probably be ok OR, maybe require a little shimming. (Just like EVERY 13xx/22xx trigger ever made), so that should come as no surprise either. Lets just hope this lever does not turn into the same fiasco as the KRAL sidelevers.
We have more guns being delivered soon and it will be interesting to see what else pops up.
I can't wait for my buddies .25 to get here. The current plan is to open the box, clean the barrel, slug the barrel, shoot some strings over the crony, and on paper with known decent quality pellets, ...
And then take the whole thing apart for an internal evaluation.
Who knows ?  Maybe these will be "the next Diamonds in the Rough", ... (And maybe not).

If in fact, they are manufactured by SPA, then IMO, the odds are pretty good that they can be made into some pretty impressive shooters with very little effort.
If not,... Then it's a crapshoot.

And YES !, I am very much HOPING, that these will follow closely in the path of my recent experiences with the M10/M11 rifles... Because if they DOooooo,..... I'm going to have some real interest in seeing if a 100 FPE Slug shooter can be massaged out of the cheaply priced guns !
LOL !

[Rat Sniper (AKA: PaulT58)]

I've shopped too many sites to remember where I ordered them, but it was off ebay. Just cheap rings, but thought they would work because are 10 mm rings and 11 mm rings are too loose. Nope! Rings I got have a cupped base, not flat like the receiver. They simply will not tighten enough to keep from slipping. Nothing I have tried will tighten enough to hold. Very loose! Suggestion to file off the clamp side of each ring would work, but i shouldn't have to do that. The gun should work with some base sold somewhere?

I just checked the 10mm rings I got from the previous link in this topic, and they are cupped also, so I will probably have the same issue. I do have a set of weaver rings and some other f hose low profile Adapters, so you f the 10mm rings don’t work, I’ll just do the weaver with adapter rings and be done with it! 

[K.O.]

Any gun selling on the cheap is bound to be using a few short cuts.
The thing that attracted me the most about the Dynamic was the walnut stock.

Just scored a $299 Black wrap BSA .22 Buc to go with my $277 .177 BSA Buc...would much rather have a durable Bolt action than a flimsy lever any day...

You guys can run down Crosman all day long but I know they are not a here today maybe gone tomorrow deal... and proven great customer service... I can still get parts for pumper made long ago also...

Say what you want but Both Crosman and BSA have a 100+ year history... Are BSA and Crosman perfect no... but sorry I feel in many ways they are still big a step above these new popup Chinese companies... I guess we will really see with time..  

tried and true has benefits also...

I feel it is funny how folks run down Crosman to make their choice  "Mo Betta"... 

[rsterne]

I always cut the dovetails on my receivers so that they are 3/8" across the inside of the groove, which is a whisker less than 10mm.... I thought most rings were universal 3/8"-11mm, with some that require you to flip the clamping plate over.... Isn't a 3/8" dovetail standard on .22 rimfires in the USA?....

Bob