Any US importers carrying this gun?

[Bob Pratl]

Stephen, that is a very informative video and very well done. I'm sure that a lot of people will benefit by it and should encourage a lot of them to roll up their sleeves.
Thanks for a lot of well spent effort.

[stretch]

... I told my wife we really should move to North Carolina cause everyone is moving there....

Ain't that the truth.  I'd guess 2/3 of the license plates down here are from NY/NJ, and that's during our "off season".

It's not all peaches and cream down here.  Besides the 90+ degrees and 100% humidity during the summer, we also have every biting insect and poisonous critter known to man.  I grew up in the country but even I find it hard to be outside for too long during the Summer.  And then there are hurricanes.  Most of my neighbors still have blue tarps on their roofs from Florence.  And yet we still get snow!  Last winter we had a couple feet of the white stuff and some roads were closed for a couple weeks.

But sure, come on down.  I'm sure we can squeeze you in somewhere! 

[AVS Stephen]

Stephen, that is a very informative video and very well done. I'm sure that a lot of people will benefit by it and should encourage a lot of them to roll up their sleeves.
Thanks for a lot of well spent effort.

Thank you Bob! It's a very rewarding project.

[AVS Stephen]

All the more amazing given your first gunstock!   Also, mostly with hand power tools.  and also doing the video...  Thx.  I appreciate the process that went into this.

And I'm scared to try a adj cheek riser to the oem wood stock. 

 Thank you John. Yes, I was a bit apprehensive as well. What I've learned over the years of playing with wood is that even if you make a mistake there always a way to fix it. For instance, if I screwed up the cutting of cheek riser I had some scrap pieces left over that I was planning to make fit the cut.

[cosmic]

SWEET !!!

[AVS Stephen]

Here is Part 2 of making an Airgun thumb hole stock.

[Rat Sniper (AKA: PaulT58)]

WOW!     That stock is beautiful! You just turned that $300 gun into a $1000 gun!  Amazing craftsmanship!

Now that I'm drooling, anyone seen a video on how to adjust the trigger on this rifle?  I have swapped the two back screws, but I'm not sure what else to adjust for what or how much to adjust which screw.  I'm looking to lighten the trigger as much as possible, yet still be safe.  Thanks...

[AVS Stephen]

WOW!     That stock is beautiful! You just turned that $300 gun into a $1000 gun!  Amazing craftsmanship!

Now that I'm drooling, anyone seen a video on how to adjust the trigger on this rifle?  I have swapped the two back screws, but I'm not sure what else to adjust for what or how much to adjust which screw.  I'm looking to lighten the trigger as much as possible, yet still be safe.  Thanks...

Hey Paul, Thank you! I believe it's the last screw behind the trigger that adjusts the second stage weight. I screwed it all the way down then backed it out incrementally until I got the lightest pull weight but I can still turn on the Manual safety. I hope that makes sense.

[Orion]

WOW!     That stock is beautiful! You just turned that $300 gun into a $1000 gun!  Amazing craftsmanship!

Now that I'm drooling, anyone seen a video on how to adjust the trigger on this rifle?  I have swapped the two back screws, but I'm not sure what else to adjust for what or how much to adjust which screw.  I'm looking to lighten the trigger as much as possible, yet still be safe.  Thanks...

Hey Paul, Thank you! I believe it's the last screw behind the trigger that adjusts the second stage weight. I screwed it all the way down then backed it out incrementally until I got the lightest pull weight but I can still turn on the Manual safety. I hope that makes sense.

Hi Stephen, Paul

I'm finishing editing the first of a series of videos I want to do about the Liberty. I'll document everything I'll be doing on it with short videos that can be used as reference.

The first has nothing, just first impressions and me shooting with the open sight. But later I'll cover trigger adjustment, fixing those magazines, hammer spring tuning, regulator adjustment and all the things you guys have documented on this post!

I'll post the video here in this thread when finished

[USAFANG6799]

Paul - That sounds like the Liberty bible we've all been looking forward to.
Wish someone would do one on how to convert the Probe Fill to a Foster Fill. Or is that even possible?

Many thanks!
Looking forward to it!

[AVS Stephen]

WOW!     That stock is beautiful! You just turned that $300 gun into a $1000 gun!  Amazing craftsmanship!

Now that I'm drooling, anyone seen a video on how to adjust the trigger on this rifle?  I have swapped the two back screws, but I'm not sure what else to adjust for what or how much to adjust which screw.  I'm looking to lighten the trigger as much as possible, yet still be safe.  Thanks...

Hey Paul, Thank you! I believe it's the last screw behind the trigger that adjusts the second stage weight. I screwed it all the way down then backed it out incrementally until I got the lightest pull weight but I can still turn on the Manual safety. I hope that makes sense.

Hi Stephen, Paul

I'm finishing editing the first of a series of videos I want to do about the Liberty. I'll document everything I'll be doing on it with short videos that can be used as reference.

The first has nothing, just first impressions and me shooting with the open sight. But later I'll cover trigger adjustment, fixing those magazines, hammer spring tuning, regulator adjustment and all the things you guys have documented on this post!

I'll post the video here in this thread when finished

Hey Orion, that sounds great. It will be very helpful to everyone plus I like watching airgun videos more than netflix

[Orion]

Hey folks,

I just uploaded the video. Hope we can document most of the pain points, and adjustments through this series.



Hope you like it!

[AVS Stephen]

Hey folks,

I just uploaded the video. Hope we can document most of the pain points, and adjustments through this series.



Hope you like it!

Wow, your extreme spread was very tight. Thanks for the mention. If I may make one suggestion when making future videos.  when speaking to your audience wear a microphone lavalier or film indoors where it's quiet so we can concentrate on your voice. There was a lot of ambience noise from the traffic. Otherwise great job and I look forward to watching your series on this gun. Bravo

[Orion]

Stephen, thanks for the suggestion. When I started I bought a camera and spend some money on it without realizing how important was the mic input, this camera didn’t have one

I’ve been trying to film inside, but sometimes it’s impossible, I have a newborn baby and that ambulance at the end of the video doesn’t even compare with my baby crying....

I’ve been thinking in a solution for the mic, don’t know if I can buy something that allows me to record just the voice and then put everything together when editing, if not, I’ll have to wait a bit and spend in a better camera... everything today cost $1000, well, not everything, the Nova Liberty is an exception.

If you or anyone have any suggestion on how I can improve this in the meantime I’ll highly appreciate it! Maybe there is a Nova Liberty of the cameras but Im not aware...

[AVS Stephen]

Stephen, thanks for the suggestion. When I started I bought a camera and spend some money on it without realizing how important was the mic input, this camera didn’t have one

I’ve been trying to film inside, but sometimes it’s impossible, I have a newborn baby and that ambulance at the end of the video doesn’t even compare with my baby crying....

I’ve been thinking in a solution for the mic, don’t know if I can buy something that allows me to record just the voice and then put everything together when editing, if not, I’ll have to wait a bit and spend in a better camera... everything today cost $1000, well, not everything, the Nova Liberty is an exception.

If you or anyone have any suggestion on how I can improve this in the meantime I’ll highly appreciate it! Maybe there is a Nova Liberty of the cameras but Im not aware...

Congratulations on your new born! Yes, that's another great solution. I use a stand alone voice recorder when I film weddings as a backup. You can buy a voice recorder on eBay or Amazon for $30 to $50 that's pretty good.

Here is a Sony with good reviews. But please do your own research.i hate to recommend something onnthe fly.
Sony ICD-PX370 Mono Digital Voice Recorder with Built-in USB Voice Recorder

[Orion]

Stephen, thanks for the suggestion. When I started I bought a camera and spend some money on it without realizing how important was the mic input, this camera didn’t have one

I’ve been trying to film inside, but sometimes it’s impossible, I have a newborn baby and that ambulance at the end of the video doesn’t even compare with my baby crying....

I’ve been thinking in a solution for the mic, don’t know if I can buy something that allows me to record just the voice and then put everything together when editing, if not, I’ll have to wait a bit and spend in a better camera... everything today cost $1000, well, not everything, the Nova Liberty is an exception.

If you or anyone have any suggestion on how I can improve this in the meantime I’ll highly appreciate it! Maybe there is a Nova Liberty of the cameras but Im not aware...

Congratulations on your new born! Yes, that's another great solution. I use a stand alone voice recorder when I film weddings as a backup. You can buy a voice recorder on eBay or Amazon for $30 to $50 that's pretty good.

Here is a Sony with good reviews. But please do your own research.i hate to recommend something onnthe fly.
Sony ICD-PX370 Mono Digital Voice Recorder with Built-in USB Voice Recorder

just found this little guy:

[AVS Stephen]

ust found this little guy:
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The good thing about the voice recorder is that you don't have to be close to the camera. I see it comes with a 79" cable but then you are limited to about 6feet from the camera.

[AVS Stephen]

Here is a hammer spring adjuster I made for ATI nova Liberty. This is easy and no permanent changes to the gun.

[Orion]

wow, this is great! Now we really need a custom stock

[Fwawa20]

Great video Stephen seems easy enough to do. These rifles are going to be seeing lots of mods from many more folks. Keep up the good work guys.