Any US importers carrying this gun?

[Lastdog]

I got it!!!! FINALLY. After dillon said it was 2 pieces i took another look. So the forearm is 2 halves held by the front swivel stud & 2 allen screws on the side of stock. When i spread them apart it felt like i was going to break some tabs but i got both sides off without anything breaking. Did i mention i hate taking plastic apart!! Anyway right in front of the trigger guard there is a rectangular cut out with a circle in the middle. I used a jewelers screwdriver & drove it in at the seam of the circle. It a long plug with an allen bolt under it. Unscrewing that just takes the rectangular piece off. Then you will see another allen bolt going right into the action. Remove that & the buttstock comes off. This setup looks like a lot more work then if they just used a regular stock with a drop in action, but they must have their reasons. So know we know how to get the stock off. Now if someone wants to dig in the trigger & let me know what to do i would appreciate it. I am not familiar with working on triggers so i will leave that up to you guys. It looks like 2 allen screws & the trigger group  drops out of a housing. I would like to get my trigger down to 1 lb or less. BTW i am leaving the plug out as it serves no purpose except to cover the screw hole.

.         New to this guote stuff. Maybe you should let American tactical know how to remove the stock.

[pat585]

A couple more things- I noticed that the burst disk on mine says 6k. I take it that means it will let loose at 6000 psi? That's a lot of air!! I re watched that video & he definitely points out that brass screw between the shroud & cylinder is the regulator adjustment. I can't see how to adjust the hammer spring yet. A schematic would sure help.

[skorec]

A couple more things- I noticed that the burst disk on mine says 6k. I take it that means it will let loose at 6000 psi? That's a lot of air!! I re watched that video & he definitely points out that brass screw between the shroud & cylinder is the regulator adjustment. I can't see how to adjust the hammer spring yet. A schematic would sure help.

YES I also have understood some air regulator but I am not sure if it not only screw for choking air transfer way and air pressure regulator itself is the roll/drum/cylinder  near/next  the bleeding screw inside the stock. But I am not able to understand speaking English too much.   

[pat585]

Peter - I'm sure all of us that have this rifle want to know more, but unfortunately it's new here in the states & it will take time to get in the right hands! I am happy with everything so far except the trigger but i too will have to wait until i can get some more instructions !

[skorec]

Peter - I'm sure all of us that have this rifle want to know more, but unfortunately it's new here in the states & it will take time to get in the right hands! I am happy with everything so far except the trigger but i too will have to wait until i can get some more instructions !

YES I know

[Gbcool1]

Hi guys, just got my .22 synthetic yesterday evening so i’m Just now getting around to testing it out. This is my first PCP rifle and I jumped in after seeing the video reviews. I’m also brand new to this forum and airgun forums in general.]

Mine was leaking air in a spot between barrel and shroud at first, but seems to have stopped now. Having only used break barrels before, my CO2 and now this PCP seem so tame in comparison.

Looking forward to learning and sharing as this rifle gets into more hands. 3 trigger adjustments on an entry level PCP seems pretty generous. I’d love to see this offered in .25 eventually. With a 4350psi fill, it should be able to sling that caliber pretty well also.

Regards,

Greg

[pat585]

Hi Greg- You made a good choice for your first PCP. I'm loving the accuracy of this rifle. Are you hand pumping? Boy that's got to be a workout! I'm sure a .25 cal will be next in line. I was into CO2 & break barrels also till i watched a video by TED & bought my first PCP & haven't looked back since. I didn't mine hand pumping at first but at 68 yrs old it was not for me. I would suggest that you clean the barrel as there is a lot of preservative in it & just shoot different pellets to see what is most accurate.  ENJOY & welcome to the darkside. 

[Gbcool1]

Hi Greg- You made a good choice for your first PCP. I'm loving the accuracy of this rifle. Are you hand pumping? Boy that's got to be a workout! I'm sure a .25 cal will be next in line. I was into CO2 & break barrels also till i watched a video by TED & bought my first PCP & haven't looked back since. I didn't mine hand pumping at first but at 68 yrs old it was not for me. I would suggest that you clean the barrel as there is a lot of preservative in it & just shoot different pellets to see what is most accurate.  ENJOY & welcome to the darkside.

Thanks for the welcome, even if it is to the dark side. Ha!

Yes, I am hand pumping, but I like the exercise. I am trying to keep a minimal investment for now. The synthetic stock is a bit lackluster on this rifle, but i may just apply camo to it so will see. I just measured the fill probe o-rings so I can go get a few spares to have on hand. Will chrony it over the weekend if I get a chance. I’ll be moving my nicer scope over from my Benjamin Trail, and putting the original 3-9 x40 back on it too.

[pat585]

Greg make sure you pull the styrofoam out of the box & check for o-rings. I thought it was strange that mine came with no spares as most chinese guns do come with them. For some reason i decided to remove the styrofoam before i put the box away & there was a package with 2 bolt probe rings.

[Fwawa20]

Greg make sure you pull the styrofoam out of the box & check for o-rings. I thought it was strange that mine came with no spares as most chinese guns do come with them. For some reason i decided to remove the styrofoam before i put the box away & there was a package with 2 bolt probe rings.

Man I better check into this as well. Never even looked through everything.

[Gbcool1]

Greg make sure you pull the styrofoam out of the box & check for o-rings. I thought it was strange that mine came with no spares as most chinese guns do come with them. For some reason i decided to remove the styrofoam before i put the box away & there was a package with 2 bolt probe rings.

Yessir, I got those two bolt probe o-rings, just nothing for the fill probe. Already matched them up at local auto parts store so I now have a few on hand just in case.

On a more humorous note, I thought that manometer had really crappy printing on the scale and it was hard to read. Then I realized it had a protective film on it. Doh! Much easier to read now.

[pat585]

Yea i forgot to mention that. When i first looked at the gauge it was real blurry & i thought well its time to make an eye exam appointment.Then i put on my readers & saw the film. BTW did you also get 2 mags & stainless steel fill probe? Just wondering if everyone is getting the same stuff.

[Fwawa20]

I received 2 mags and a stainless fill probe. Looks like I need to search my box for the spare orings. Hopefully I didn’t lose them already!!

[pat585]

It looks like they threw the o-rings in the box, then put in the styrofoam?? I never did hear back from american tactical, so it's good we figured it out ourselves. As i was putting mine back together i looked for a HS adjustment. It appears you have to drift out a pin that holds a cap that covers the HS. Lots of stuff to figure out on this rifle. Good winter projects ahead!!

[starlingassassin]

just about to pull the trigger (haha) on one of these,

does it come with a single shot tray?

[pat585]

Yes - an aluminum one held in place with magnets. Works great.

[Gbcool1]

Yea i forgot to mention that. When i first looked at the gauge it was real blurry & i thought well its time to make an eye exam appointment.Then i put on my readers & saw the film. BTW did you also get 2 mags & stainless steel fill probe? Just wondering if everyone is getting the same stuff.

Yes I did. And the single shot tray was already installed. I started looking through the box for it then realized it was already sitting in the breech.

[pat585]

Took mine apart again to study the trigger . I was going to drive out the pins holding the trigger but i saw the trigger housing is plastic. I don't have a small enough punch & if you should enlarge the holes while driving them out then the pins won't hold & you would have a problem. So i focused on the 3 adj. screws. Anyone that has a liberty will see in their manual screws A,B &C. Screws A & C are basically pre set & cannot be screwed in any further because of the large head of the allen screw I replaced screw C with a longer one & got my trigger down to 1 lb. But I don't recommend this as the safety no longer functions. I just target shoot so this works for me. I did have the safety working at around 2 lbs but i wanted to see how low i could get it. Under 1 lb & the sear doesn't catch.I still think that replacing the springs in the trigger will be the way to go. i just couldn't get along with the 3 1/2 factory pull. I put 4 mags through it with no problems, but for you hunters i would not go below 2 lbs & make sure your safety works.

[Gbcool1]

I was having an issue with one of my mags. The spring kept popping loose when i would rotate the cover. Pulled it apart and stretched the spring and that stopped it from popping out of the magazine base. Got some more shots with it today. I find it to be very backyard friendly. Certainly quieter than my Trail NP2 or the Hammerli 850.

[skorec]

Took mine apart again to study the trigger . I was going to drive out the pins holding the trigger but i saw the trigger housing is plastic. I don't have a small enough punch & if you should enlarge the holes while driving them out then the pins won't hold & you would have a problem. So i focused on the 3 adj. screws. Anyone that has a liberty will see in their manual screws A,B &C. Screws A & C are basically pre set & cannot be screwed in any further because of the large head of the allen screw I replaced screw C with a longer one & got my trigger down to 1 lb. But I don't recommend this as the safety no longer functions. I just target shoot so this works for me. I did have the safety working at around 2 lbs but i wanted to see how low i could get it. Under 1 lb & the sear doesn't catch.I still think that replacing the springs in the trigger will be the way to go. i just couldn't get along with the 3 1/2 factory pull. I put 4 mags through it with no problems, but for you hunters i would not go below 2 lbs & make sure your safety works.

THANKS for  Excellent info.
I always  charge the gun only right before hunting shot by aiming in to the earth.