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little bit of Chrony

Got my combro cb625. Not worth the money! It glitches to much by jumping from hundreds sometimes. It works in any lighting which is why I got it. Got some some numbers to run bye here. There are off the top of the head as I remember.

14.1 grains average 800 fps.
18.1 grains average 730 fps.
21.1 grains average 680 fps.

Stock ss. So what grains is suited for what. I’m liking the 18.1 but the 21.1 has the most fpe @ 24 or so. All grains go through inch of wood @ 22yards like butter. I would like the 21.1 grain to average in the 800 fps.

Talon/Talon SS

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quote ivannj:

really I can’t see anything going bad using it?

Does it say EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE on it somewhere? 😉

quote ivannj:

really I can’t see anything going bad using it?

If it goes bad, you will be fine in a month or so… Don’t worry about it

really I can’t see anything going bad using it?

I think Ivan might be a wee bit daft….

quote mamcrackin:

quote pablouk:

quote benneeb0y:

I didn’t want to say anything being somewhat of a newbie to the pcp thing but I was thinking bad thoughts when he wrote S&W lube.

HEY! A little bit of combustables and high pressure. What could go wrong??

I just hope it doesn’t ignite all the way back to the bottle….. A barrel is
one thing but a bottle is a whole other animal when it gets abused…

A while back one of the guys on here made his own valve and used superglue on the valve seal.
It burnt to a frazzle, luckily nothing bad happened apart from him turning his pants brown. He was/is a very skilled machinist that made his own guns and valves.
And then of course the occasional numpty asking if its ok to use oxygen.. 😯

quote pablouk:

quote benneeb0y:

I didn’t want to say anything being somewhat of a newbie to the pcp thing but I was thinking bad thoughts when he wrote S&W lube.

HEY! A little bit of combustables and high pressure. What could go wrong??

I just hope it doesn’t ignite all the way back to the bottle….. A barrel is
one thing but a bottle is a whole other animal when it gets abused…

quote benneeb0y:

I didn’t want to say anything being somewhat of a newbie to the pcp thing but I was thinking bad thoughts when he wrote S&W lube.

HEY! A little bit of combustables and high pressure. What could go wrong??

quote mamcrackin:

quote ivannj:

I spray Smith&Wesson Dry lube on all my pellets. Keeps barrel super clean but it just might be cuase I don’t shoot at the fps were barrels get leaded up.

Hey Pab, do you remember that last newbie that used S&W dry lube on
pellets? Was it 2 or 3wks he spent in the hospital….LMAO…..

Stick with real pellet lubes Ivan…. Sometimes experiments can go
horribly wrong…..

Oh yes 😯
He didn’t look so purdy when he came out…..

I didn’t want to say anything being somewhat of a newbie to the pcp thing but I was thinking bad thoughts when he wrote S&W lube.

quote ivannj:

I spray Smith&Wesson Dry lube on all my pellets. Keeps barrel super clean but it just might be cuase I don’t shoot at the fps were barrels get leaded up.

Hey Pab, do you remember that last newbie that used S&W dry lube on
pellets? Was it 2 or 3wks he spent in the hospital….LMAO…..

Stick with real pellet lubes Ivan…. Sometimes experiments can go
horribly wrong…..

I spray Smith&Wesson Dry lube on all my pellets. Keeps barrel super clean but it just might be cuase I don’t shoot at the fps were barrels get leaded up.

Your right Pab. Thanks for correcting me.

I reckon theres the problem then. Surprised you ain’t ripped the thing in half 😯 😆

The 21.1 and the 18.1 grains are almost identical in accuracy. I am using a Stock SS nothing is done to it. Fill to 2800 psi.

quote SAVAGESAM:

NO NO NO!!! Rob, you HAVE to lube the gold pellets with opposum pussy oil to keep the dust particles down. It’s the only way.

School boy error there ‘sam.
Opposum pussy oil is for the 1/12 twist PB barrels.
What he needs is Minotaur sweat.

Look, you got me at it again…. 🙄 😆 😆

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