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I think you made a really cool choice. Please let us know how it goes. 👍🏻

Definitely sounds challenging. I wonder if any of Buck-Rail’s mounts for other Airguns could be pressed into service.

@AlsAirguns that would be nice. I still have it apart . There absolutely no room Amy were to be able to mount any thing at all every thing to thin all the internals take up everything . The only way I see a mount ever fitting is if it 3d print or literally epoxy it to the top but then you will no longer be able to get it apart ever again.🤕💯🫡✌️ Definitely a ruff one for mounting any type of sights.💯😅

Yes, I’ve definitely seen product improvements in some of the Chinese production on items like the 2240. I suspect there are some late production US made gear that was less than spectacular. These might be labeled transition era products and this could be all over the place in my opinion.

Sound like your guns rail is too wise to work with these.

No worries. Would love to have you next time. Hope your travels were great. Take care.

Thanks for stopping by. I really appreciate you being there and your contributions. Very cool. 😎

@AlsAirguns of course. If wanted to see more about the red ryder challenge Nibs and I were talking about, original is in this Playlist of attempts: Red Ryder Christmas Challenge: ruclips.net/p/PLFSwKVesSGbDTYaB6AfwkEsZl8sU4U4Ed

Thanks , I need to check it out.

Thanks Joseph, you’re the best. I’m setting up now; will reach out if needed. Otherwise I’ll see you at 2:00pm. Done know if we’re going to have many but if it takes of I’d like you to consider being a moderator. That way if anyone is out of line you could put them in time out or block them as well as generally help me manage the show. I lot of viewers respond well to you & I think you’d be good at it.

@AlsAirguns thanks for your kind words sir much appreciated. Glad to help at anytime. I also have a idea about something that could make a great live stream in my opinion. That I'll message you about if you would be interested in doing. As far as I no there hasn't been any one to do what I have a Idea of. I'm sure I could be a hit in airguning live stream. I'll message you soon 💯😉🤔👍🫡

Sent you an email. Talk soon, Al.

Where do you get that.

@AlsAirguns Ebay Alchemy Airworks get the power kit

Sweet, glad to hear it!

Looks like I’m playing catch up here. Those builds sound awesome. I can’t wait to give it a try on the Jet 1. I’m pretty handy with a pump shotgun but that’s the limit of my experience with slide actions.

It’s thinking in more about the pump action Crosman you mentioned. That would be really sweet. 2240, 2250, 2260 lengths potentially HPA/PCP. Of course you’d need a grav-mag of something for ammo.

Those guys have been great about supporting us. I’m really stoked about trying it out.

I’m glad to hear it. I really like mine too. Another viewer who enjoys theirs says it’s getting a lot of hate from some people and was asking if I knew why. 🤷🏻‍♂️ My only guess would be color scheme or not being made of metal but I really don’t know.

I suspect they will offer refund or replacement. Yes your new valve should leave the pistol 100% good to go. As far as my pistol (and I suspect yours as well, the problem was diagnosed as a defective component inside the valve commonly referred to as the poppet. This piece is under spring pressure and keeps co2 from exiting the valve until it’s shaft is struck by the hammer causing it to lift up allowing gas to escape through the valves transfer pot and into the barrel where it propels the pellet forward. After an interval of time, referred to as dwell time, the spring inside the valve forces it into its closed position again. At the same time this allows a fresh charge of gas into the valve in preparation for the next shot. I’m glad you’re up & running. Happy and safe shooting.

@@AlsAirguns Thanks. Now that I have two, I can scurry down the modding rabbit hole.

Thanks. Much appreciated.

Yes it is. 👍🏻

Thanks and I appreciate you making the effort. Take care.

BTW, I agree as far as concealed & open carry. My concern is in areas with more draconian legislation, they currently perceive airguns as generally BB guns and pellet rifles like the Daisy 880 or Crosman 362. Show them a small airgun that looks like a dreaded tactical pistol or small like a Saturday night special, or sawed off shotgun Umarex and that double barrel pcp cartridge gun that utilizes burst discs and touts it’s self as a concealable shot gun pistol perfect for self defense. My fear is the possible creation of badly conceived statues being imposed on air guns similar to what’s been seen in Canada and the UK as examples.

@@AlsAirguns Imagine having to live in New Jersey , as I have dealt with this actual scenario, anything will be considered a weapon if used as such, even a feather could be construed as a tool of torture, the courts are crazy. I tend to be a rebel rouser Al and know exactly what you mean but if you watch a lot of those buy back videos of the cops buying guns back you always see a Daisy880 and a China redwood breakbarrel in the barrel of so called buybacks , The moment we stopped enforcing the importance of what actual words mean is when we lost the war on keeping the actual 2@ the way it was intended but we might have a chance to get back that right again. But we gotta fight fight fight for that right so it will never be infringed on again. FULL AUTOS FOR ALL 😂 be positive Al things might change.

You’re right. I shall keep the faith.

I didn’t even know such airguns existed ❤

Thanks 😊 Much appreciated

No problem 👍

Like I was saying I think these have so decent engineering behind them. Plus they are really slippery. I think the low friction material probably helps as well. Loaded in something like the QB78 they might be up to very small pests too.

@@AlsAirguns did you get any chronos of the qb with them?

I did not but the next time I have the chronograph set up I’ll test. I really expect 100fps increase. But I’ll confirm.

I really wish I had both the Hypermax and the Meisterkugeln wadcutters (Hobby I think?) The 7gr ones. I’ve sort of resupplied a bit on .22 ca. recently but have shot up most of my .177 on hand inventory. I’ve got a list of things I need from Pyramid Air so I’ll put these on the list as well. Thanks for the suggestion. 👍🏻

I suspect that they would be. I’ll do some accuracy testing and publish the results. I’d had some of these a long time back and remember them shooting well. Lately I’ve only seen this design in heavier weights which is why I grabbed these when I saw them.

I had heard that would be the case but yours is the first confirmation. Please let us know how it works for you. Thanks.

Me Too. Thanks for letting me know.

You’re correct in your observations. I could only speculate as to why some people bear it ill will. I think it gets compared frequently to the Ruger MK IV pellet pistol. And I think Americans have a soft spot for Rugers firearm version and because of the very close looks transfer those feeling to the pellet pistol version. However based solely on performance the Markpoint is a superior pellet pistol. I think some people who again have not tried it think it can’t be very good for its $36 price point. I actually had a viewer correct me in the comments at the end of my series and after my referring people in the comments to videos os a complete disassembly and trigger modifications. This person (I suspect an adolescent sitting high upon their thinking stool) informs me that obviously we are incorrect because in their opinion, the pistol is too cheap to be a gas spring. It’s funny the preconceptions and prejudice that some folks bring to simple issues. Certainly there are portions of ant topic that can be debated but there are also other portions that can be confirmed by direct examination and measurement. It’s really important to understand the difference if one wants to be taken seriously. When I worked at a major University lab, my favorite response was (and remains.) I don’t know, let’s find out.

Yes, they’re not as cheap as regular ones.

@ I like the Ruger u got that thing looks sweet

The Mark IV Pistol is the one you like? That airgun has been extremely popular this year and sells for around $50.

Thanks for the information. I always suspected that the two pieces would separate in many targets. Thanks again for sharing your experience. 👍🏻

​@AlsAirguns i have that gun and I love it.i camo mine

Awesome! Very good to know. Much appreciated.

Awesome, thank you! 🤗

Thanks for your kind words. Also, I have to agree, you are correct, I really should do an accuracy review. And I will. Probably getting it out soon. I do hope you’re subscribed with notifications on so you don’t miss it. Good luck on your airgun journey & thanks for viewing and commenting.

I totally understand what you’re saying? Also I couldn’t agree more about the average high velocity pellet l I’m glad you mentioned Gamo as they are a great example in both guns and ammo. For this that don’t understand what Joseph is alluding to, let me explain. The desk agh of what we think of as a typical or traditional pellet is much like a bad mitten shuttlecock 🏸. It is designed to be self stabilizing at low speeds without ant need for rotational stability, like a spiraling football 🏈 or that provided by a barrels rifling. Up until very recently airguns did not fire at high or more specifically transonic (above the speed of sound) speeds. The traditional diabolo pellet becomes unstable at those speeds and wastes tons of energy. Think of hitting the badminton birdie with all of your might. You can only make it go so fast (not very) and it swerves unpredictably off course when you do. So the faster we drive such a projectile the less efficient and accurate it becomes. This was very true of some of the first Gamo high velocity pellets. The saying was, Accuracy? Sure, you can hit anything you can get to stand inside of your barrel. This design is different and I should probably test them for accuracy.

Yes, I sure did.

That’s awesome. 👏 You’re welcome to join us to chat or ask questions about airguns Friday the 29th at 2:00 pm Pacific Standard Time. Hope to see you there. 👍🏻

Thanks man, you’re awesome. 👏

Very informative,great information. Have you had any experience with the Tactical version introduced a while back? If so did they address any of those issues?

@AlsAirguns I have not unfortunately. By the looks of it. I'd say it's the same way it's a thin barrel line with shroud when new it should be decently accurate but if the tip/front sight gets bump around you will get impact shifts. Its not just the 1077 either almost all the pellet guns with thin barrel liner and plastic front sight on a shroud are made the same way the liner only being centered by the plastic front sight only by the sight. At least the ones iv take apart are. If the factory epoxy filled the liner in the shroud or at least put orings in several spots to keep it centered as well as the front sight they would get better accuracy. When fx first put the barrel out they had the same issue. This is why there quite a few videos on centering fx liners. I actually was the one that messaged Ernest the R and D guy at fx on his utube page telling him if they were to ejection fill the barrel liner centered in the shroud it would eliminate the impact shift problems. Kinda Similar to a brake barrel. Of course he didn't even give me credit and turn around and epoxy fills the line in the shroud. Wich is basically the same concept. The carbon fiber line and oring system works but it's difficult to set back up to shoot constantly the same ones disassemble and reassembled. The 1077 I had was the 88g co2 package it came with adapter for the 88g tanks and a Crossman sleave for the co2 tank and a scope. They were only offered for a limited time. The one I would mind having is the wild fire 1077 it was also only offered for a limited time it's a hpa 1077 with a hpa fill tube. There pertty rare now as far as I no.💯👍✌️🫡

That’s awesome. Fabulous!

Hey thanks for the kind words. I’m glad you enjoyed the videos. With regards to caliber, the .177 is much flatter shooting making accurate range estimation less critical. It’s also cheaper to shoot and tends to be more widely available in greater variety at local stores. Twenty two caliber is a bit more expensive and often pellet choices in local store can be poor. That being said, .22 is vastly superior in terms of knock down power on small game. The old say was .177 for feathers and .22 for fur. So if rabbits, squirrels, opossum and such may be targets .22 gets my nod. The truth is I’ve heard so many great things from folks that own the twenty two and love it, and pellet costs are minimal so I think you’ll be happy with either. Good luck & happy shooting.

@AlsAirguns Al: Thank you very much for the very thorough answer. I have heard/read/experienced the same truisms re: .177 vs. .22. Because of the low velocity and fpe with the QB78d in .22, I think, for me, the .177 with a BuckRail slip on moderator will be a very nice backyard paper puncher, especially as I hear it does very well with wadcutters. I understand that MANY owners of this platform are very happy with the performance in .22, but I own a number of higher velocity and fpe break barrels and PCPs in .177, .22, .25, and .30 for hunting. Thanks again for your, IMO, excellent channel and advice. Btw, Amazon is currently offering the QB78s tactical version for sub $90. Not nearly, IMO, the classic beauty of the QB78d, but the same great platform with a reputation for great accuracy.

Sounds like you’re making a good choice with the .177. Cheaper pellets and flat trajectory will really pay off for target shooting. Also, thanks for the heads up on Amazon. 👍🏻

Totally agree about hpa. Also agree about appropriateness of .22 cal. I suspect that they didn’t want to limit market share aside from believe.22 airgun are a no no in some jurisdictions. Crazy huh? And .177 caliber still tends to be more available on local shelves. I had shot Crosman’# 1077 years ago but I didn’t remember it being this accurate. But the one I shot was pretty well worn.

I’ve been wanting to take it to the outdoor range but the weather has been too rainy, cold and windy to go. In my experience, if it’s shooting that tight at close range, long distance accuracy will at that point only be limited by the ammunition (pellet) and its velocity. So I expect good things.

They include a chamber adapter to fire pellets. The shell won’t hold a pellet properly.

@AlsAirguns So do me a favor see if one of the pellets will fit inside the shell.Because what i'm trying to do is put my shot first and then put one Of the pellets above Almost like a slug round

@AlsAirguns So obviously I just didn't know if the pellet will fit down inside there. But it has to be the 22 caliber problem. I know the 1.77. Will fit in there with the Birdshot underneath but will .22 pellets

Well if you know.177 will work your good there as .22 will not. The thing you’re going to want to be aware of is keeping total projectile load in the area of 17 grains and your wadding needs to present some resistance to replicate the break away plastic from wad and rear shot cup of the factory shell. I also find it’s important to give some space before encountering the rear wad, again replicating the space provided by the inverted plastic cup that serves as rear wad in the factory shell.

Thank you much appreciated 💯🫡

I was rooting for you brother

Hi al jts just came out with a hpa pump that checks all the bell and whistle for a small hpa pump it's also portable. I'm not sure what the price is but I'd say from what I seen. It's a high quality personal hpa. With built in lubrication system for maintenance and built in cooling with auto shut off. It's the first one I've seen with all the futures as a big shop hpa but in a really small package . The 12 power supply also built in . Usually there extremel. Though I'd let you know. ✌️🫡👍💯 al also like to say thank to backyard dispatcher for rooting for me💯😉✌️🥰

Sweet, I’ve really gotten behind on reading and emails. But this pump is definitely something I need to learn about. Congrats again.

Congratulations 🎈🍾🎉 You are a WINNER . I’ll work to get it packed up and out right away.

@AlsAirguns that and tanks/bottle any tanks will work even co2 paint ball bottle for hpa they have a fill rating of 3000psi there also inexpensive your going to want a 13ci and 48ci bottle id say get 48ci In co2 paint ball bottle because there also unregulated this will be good for a fill bottle. To fill the small bottles or your airgun. The 13ci is what's most common on most bottle style airguns. Doesn't matter what bottle the tank/bottle thread 18.1mm or 5/8 depending brand it's important to no what it is because your going to need to get a regulater i highly suggest getting a ninja flex regulater there a little pricey and had to find but well wearth it this will be for the 13ci bottle it's a externally adjustable regulater with up to 1000psi adjustablity range you can go from 1000 to 2200 psi output depending on your needs this will allow you to use it on several different airguns and allow you to test different amounts of pressure depending on ammo once you find the sweet spot of the airgun you can get a regulater with the fix out put psi needed for just for your application. If you choose. On of the best things you can possibly get for testing also universal usage you can use it at the lowest out put for co2 guns by tethering it to a aluminum dummy co2 cylinder as well. These 2 bottles and the ninja flex regulater you'll be set for just about any application you can think of you want need anything else. In less you want a dedicated bottle and set reg to delicate just for a individual airgun. This will save you quite a bit not having to buy multiple regs at different output trying to find the one you need it will also be handy if wanting to regulate if it's nonregulated airgun. 💯👍✌️🫡😉💪

Tanks you much appreciated 💯😍

Thank you much appreciated 💯

Yes, things are very different lately. While, I perceived it as a good thin ale Gamo purchased BSA in the UK a few years back. At first people freaked out but in the end I think it’s worked out well.

You are welcome 🤗