What is my Gun
Hi guys ;
I am guite a noob in pcps , i have 15 yers experiane with fireguns but never pcp,
i bought thus gun
few months ago , i ts a 2nd hand , it caled gunpower sss , its very similar to talon sss , ist the same ?
I am shooting at 75 yards with diffrent 22 palets , i bought hi hill pump and i take it to 3000 PSI , some times its very accurate , and some time it behave like a total B***H
my knob setting is constsnt between 8 and 10
so pls
1- what kind of gun do i hve ?
2-why it behave like that , how can i make it more accurate ?
3-what is that screw on top of the gasbottle ?
and how to set it ?
Thanks Alot
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Looking at the pic of the tank, it appears as if the Top Hat is screwed WAY too far out. Grub screws probably loosened and allowed it to screw out. If so, screw it back in until there is a gap between the base of the Top Had and the top of the tank of about .070 then fine tune from there. That adjustment is critical. DO NOT over-tighten the screws as you can collapse the thin wall of the piece the Top Hat is screwed onto. That is your tank valve and it is easily damaged.
I am guite a noob in pcps , i have 15 yers experiane with fireguns but never pcp,
so pls
1- what kind of gun do i hve ?
2-why it behave like that , how can i make it more accurate ?
3-what is that screw on top of the gasbottle ?
and how to set it ?
Thanks Alot
1) looks like a talon SS or Gunpower..like stated above..one and the same
2) often these guns shoot better at lower fill pressure…just because ti can go the 3000psi..does not make it the best choice.
Try filling to 2600-2700psi..see how it shoots down to 1800-2000psi
3) if you are referring to the Tophat (part on left with 2 little grub screws)..it can be moved in or out by loosening those screws. This alows more or less air to flow out the valve. Another way to adjust power.Keep an eye on them grub screws, they tend to come loose and when that happens, the gun shoots like crap. CHECK YOURS!
Looks like a newer gun..it has the spin-lock tank on it…
Have fun playing..
Gunpower is a common name for european and other eastern hemisphere countries to use for the Airforce line. Its basically the same thing,although your local laws may have restrictions on the power it dishes out. :tag:
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Also, these guns, to me, are like springers. A bit “hold-sensitive”. Can’t give it a death grip or you may deal with frame flex and/or issues with too much pressure on the tank in any which direction.
I believe a Mad Dog Stock can fix that :biggrinn: http://www.maddogriflestocks.com/
Otherwise, once dialed in and you get to know the gun well these are tack drivers!!! 😀