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What a great idea 👍 thank you

Do I need other Magazines for hunting pellets?

Set to sub 12 for the UK might of been better ??...good job putting the video together.😊

ok... how to grease a sealed bearing without removing it from the part?

Just use a pick and take the shield off

The test would have been much more accurate if you had tested the pellets between 750-900 fps, because at this speed (1000 fps) the slugs are usually shot at a distance of 50-100 meters. Good luck on your next test.🙃

you can just take the clip off that's holding the shield lol

Some of the comments segest, just take the seal out with small screwdriver Wash out and refill maks 50% to prevent oveheatin Observe the damage on the removed seals Usually very limmited Just bend the shape back Bearings that has run dry or seazed are scrap Better to do maintenance in time

The powder of steel will stay inside, damage bearing.

HECK NO! Metal shavings? Hole in the seal?

First thing s first you shoot diabolos with way too much speed!! Sec. Gamo diabolos are garbage and they can ruin your liner

Hey i want to buy this gun for shooting thiefs coming to our farm !should i go for this ?

Everyone shoots 177 "pellets" too fast. You can clearly see the slower speeds are best on the lighter pellets. 1.At 800 to 900 fps, there is enough retained speed at 30 meters to fully deform the pellet if it hits a steel plate, so it will not do any better kill performance at a higher speed. 2.Tune the gun to the pellet, to have a shorter pulse of higher pressure air.. This is to A, seat the skirt better, B, give faster acceleration down the barrel, C create a lower air pressure in the barrel when the pellet has reached the end of the barrel so as not to de-stabilise the pellet on exit by giving it a kick in the arse with a gust of high pressure air..... 3. If your target shooting, then you want accuracy rather than killing power. Paper and plinking targets will all get hit with enough force to punch a neat hole at 800 fps. 4. If your targets are moving, i.e. Rats or pigeons in pest control, you range will be a variable.. So you need a pellet that is really stabilised as it leaves the barrel, not one that has been de-stabilised as it has left the barrel by a pulse of air that was still moving faster than the pellet. If the pellet is still stabilising at 10 meters, then at that range you have no accuracy... 5. By having a shorter but higher pressure pulse of air, there is less work for the silencer to do if you are using one. But even without one the rifle will quieter.. 6. By using a pressure pulse absorbing moderator, rather than a chicane type moderator, you can have increased accuracy ( over not using anything) and a really quiet rifle. 7. A smaller pulse of higher pressure is going to use less air, so you have a better shot count. Surely this is want you ought to be looking for... Accuracy over a larger spread of distances. A quieter shot. Sufficient power to do the job without destroying the target or what ever is behind it.. But too many have the Jeremy Clarkson mentality.... MORE POWER.!!!!!! If you think that way then buy a bigger gun, or use a handgrenade to clear out that barn full of rats... Lots of damage and noise... Just look at all the idiot videos of people shooting PELLETS at 950 plus fps, and the rubbish results they get.... The slow motion videos actually show the pellets de-stabilised in flight.. OK if your trying to demolish a brick wall with tiny bits of lead... But for everything else start shooting well below the speed of sound (that de-stabilises the pellet) and tune the rifle to give a shorter but higher pressure pulse rather than a longer squirt of more air. It's that simple... Cpmwasp.

You don't have to drill a hole in the shield and risk getting the last bit of cuttings inside the bearing. The shield also has a hole in now, which kind of defeats the purpose of a shield. You can clean the bearing simply by submerging and rotating. Grease easily pass through the gap between the shield and the race so any simple setup with drilled wood or whatever that allows you to pump grease through the bearing will work. There's already a video th-cam.com/video/i0EXxlIetdA/w-d-xo.html of a guy who's done that. He uses his little drilled wooden block to blow compressed air through the bearing after submerging in solvent, then once it's clean, pumps grease through. He first used a vacuum to suck grease through LOL, but finished with a grease gun.

Good job nice work

Great video,..congrats 🎉

Go slow, keep heat build up to a minimum, put a gob of high temp bearing grease on the drill, it will capture the chips jus fine. Clearly this is a temp fix of a non-critical failure point (no loss of money or injury).

What is the point? Now you have a greased but worthless bearing. Could have saved the time and effort and just tossed it in the scrap metal bin. Some people are too dangerous to be allowed near power tools, but they are funny sometimes.

You just killed that bearing

Fucking idiot uses drill and gets micro fragments of metal in the bearing

Rigged up my equipment in a big greenhouse and tested the Rabbit Magnum myself.. approx 60m. I took one shot and didnt look at that package no more, think it hit like 1,5m away in 60m and damn nearly broke the heating system.. Haha.

could use a tack welder (used to make battery packs) to seal the hole with a little piece of metal

Great!°

What a nice man I would be concerned with happened to the metal shavings from the drilled hole being stuck in the chamber with the bearings. Where did they go please?

how many joules does the FX impact mk2 .177?

I am afraid that the Grease will drain due to heat from the same hole.

i would say, get the gun looked at. or, your trigger finger. sorry but it should be way better at 25 mtrs..

Thanks for comparing your stock of pellets. No roses without thorns, you should have made the comparison at a fixed speed of around 275 m / s (900 FPS) instead and let the weight of the pellets determine how fast it flies. It will then also take longer to produce the video. 👌

Try jsb monster redesigns around 900fps.

Umm..I drilled but when thru the whole thing...wut to do?

Yeah...hold the bearing in YOUR HAND while you drill through the cover!!! Sheesh!

Excellent job. If you fall, you fall on all the cut branches wich will soften the impact. I have done the same when i was young . Much higher tree. Cut from top down with handsaw. Only using straps for safety.

hello Dagbjorn. I did this today as you instructed. Works perfect. You are a genius. Thanks.

Why don't you just blow air around the gap between the inner race and the tin seal like I do?they pop right out. Even if it distorts it a bit,the tin can be straightened with your thumb. P.S; never fill full because at high speeds it will not only swell and fly out,but you don't want heat transfer. I rebuilt all the tuthill fillrite pumps,12v.and 110v.for an oil co. for 22 years. Had good results.

It was best review for mk2! But in my experience 1.77 cal is much better at 820-900 fps

How would you know that you didn't hit one of those ballbearings with the drill bit

t was a very good test. Thank you. If you do a 50 meter test, it will be more useful information.