Pinty Tactical Airgun.

[rkrr20307@comcast.net]

@Robert 5mm  the grub screw is under the grip. You must unscrew the grip to access the grub screw.

[avator]

I think he overlooked the possibility of things like a burst disc somewhere in the rifle, the main air tank may be rated higher but the rifle's other parts might object, and maybe the poppet would split under that sort of pressure...

Pretty much what I was thinking.

Edit... and we would be exactly right. The Huben Power Cricket is rated at 3600 psi.

https://shop.hubenpower.com/products/huben-power-cricket-regulator

... and check that out... almost half the cost of this gun is the value of the regulator. 

[Hoosier Daddy]

Sorry, I am turned off after watching this video...
I will continue to save my coin for another TRUE Airforce Talon / Condor rifle to match my Texan.

[avator]

Sorry, I am turned off after watching this video...
I will continue to save my coin for another TRUE Airforce Talon / Condor rifle to match my Texan.

That's cool... those of us who are showing interest in this gun are already aware of the issues he pointed out and are willing to accept them. There are also simple fixes already in the works for them.
Like I said before... this gun puts me in mind of the FD-PCP tinkerer's dream gun and if you are not a tinkerer and prefer out of box perfection then this may not be the gun for you. But several of us see the potential that is there and see some good things in the future. Troy Hammer and a couple others are already a good ways down that road.

[Back_Roads]

 Difference of cheap vs pricey, cheap I will fix it myself, pricey I send it in and get my monies worth out of the warranty

[avator]

Difference of cheap vs pricey, cheap I will fix it myself, pricey I send it in and get my monies worth out of the warranty

LOL... I don't have that option because all I do is cheap.     But that's all good because half the fun of this for me is tinkering.  I'm afraid if I bought a gun that was absolutely perfect right out of the box and not need anything but to shoot it.. I would have half a mind to return it.

[rkrr20307@comcast.net]

@avator   It states regulator adjust from 500-3600 psi output. Does not say if it can handle 4500 psi in as I would like to install 500cc carbon bottle. Guess that is a question for the regulator manufacturer. The gun only sees the pressure the reg is set for.

[Papa T]

The Huben regulators I have looked at recently, like their cricket, take 4500 psi in. Did some research recently thinking about trying on my Texan, but the plenum is too small. But 4500 tuxing bottle with huben cricket using factory valve for talon/Condor rifles was the Genesis of my looking.

[avator]

@avator   It states regulator adjust from 500-3600 psi output. Does not say if it can handle 4500 psi in as I would like to install 500cc carbon bottle. Guess that is a question for the regulator manufacturer. The gun only sees the pressure the reg is set for.

yep... that was my take as well. The tank can handle 4500 but the reg. is limited to 3600. I don't see an issue with the bigger tank as long as you don't fill it past 3600. You will get more shots per fill.
I might be interested in looking at the 50cc plenum they have on the Huben Power Cricket Max reg. I wonder if it's available and can be applied to an existing Power Cricket.

[avator]

The Huben regulators I have looked at recently, like their cricket, take 4500 psi in. Did some research recently thinking about trying on my Texan, but the plenum is too small. But 4500 tuxing bottle with huben cricket using factory valve for talon/Condor rifles was the Genesis of my looking.

The Huben Power Cricket reg on this particular gun clearly states 500psi - 3600psi on the Huben site.
According to what I've watched and read, the reg is set to 2600psi output from the factory. That can be verified by your reg setting gauge on the gun. You'll have to covert MPa to psi.

[Papa T]

The Huben regulators I have looked at recently, like their cricket, take 4500 psi in. Did some research recently thinking about trying on my Texan, but the plenum is too small. But 4500 tuxing bottle with huben cricket using factory valve for talon/Condor rifles was the Genesis of my looking.

The Huben Power Cricket reg on this particular gun clearly states 500psi - 3600psi on the Huben site.
According to what I've watched and read, the reg is set to 2600psi output from the factory. That can be verified by your reg setting gauge on the gun. You'll have to covert MPa to psi.

Yes, 500-3600psi OUTPUT. I am saying that the input accepts up to 4500, which was the question.

[avator]

The Huben regulators I have looked at recently, like their cricket, take 4500 psi in. Did some research recently thinking about trying on my Texan, but the plenum is too small. But 4500 tuxing bottle with huben cricket using factory valve for talon/Condor rifles was the Genesis of my looking.

The Huben Power Cricket reg on this particular gun clearly states 500psi - 3600psi on the Huben site.
According to what I've watched and read, the reg is set to 2600psi output from the factory. That can be verified by your reg setting gauge on the gun. You'll have to covert MPa to psi.

Yes, 500-3600psi OUTPUT. I am saying that the input accepts up to 4500, which was the question.

Hmmm... ok, maybe that's a question for Huben.

[TroyHammer]

Making up some M14x1 to 1/2-20 for the Pinty Tactical. Only the OD is blued. Everything else is covered so didn't see the need.

[avator]

LOL... I was considering just taking the moderator off and covering the threads... I like loud guns.   

[Papa T]

Making up some M14x1 to 1/2-20 for the Pinty Tactical. Only the OD is blued. Everything else is covered so didn't see the need.

Just ordered my P-Rifle, I'm willing to order one and verify that also works/looks nice on the P-Rifle.

[splitbeing]

Looking forward to P-Rifle observations.

[TroyHammer]

Making up some M14x1 to 1/2-20 for the Pinty Tactical. Only the OD is blued. Everything else is covered so didn't see the need.

Just ordered my P-Rifle, I'm willing to order one and verify that also works/looks nice on the P-Rifle.

I should have 10 or so made up by mid-week. $30 shipped will be the price finished, blued and tested to fit.

[rkrr20307@comcast.net]

Having both the P-FORCE & P-RIFLE I can confirm they are both M14 X 1 threads. The short mod on the P-FORCE fits the P-RIFLE and the protector cap on the P-RIFLE fits the P-FORCE. The P-RIFLE does have a shroud but it is empty. It is tensioned to the barrel with and adapter. The P-RIFLE barrel does have 1/2 x 20 threads as my DFL TANTO will thread right onto it without the shroud. You would have to shorten the shroud to tension it between breech and DFL MOD.

[Robert 5mm]

Shooting the P-Force in my heated garage at 6 yards, so not really for any groups, just for getting used to it.

I also was shooting my Air Force Talon to compare.
I like the P-Force side bolt placement more than the Talon vertical knob.

Maybe this P-Force should be called a Pigeon, sort of after the Condor and Talon but not as refined.

[splitbeing]

Is the optics rail on the P-Rifle polymer or metal?