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There are so many older airgun models I'd love to have a go at owning, I'd love to see some come back, even if for limited runs.

Hey! This is one of the few airguns I don't use a scope with, sorry. But maybe dimensions help? I just checked, and my dovetail-to-piccatinny adapter adds enough height to make any rings work okay. The dovetail is broken in 2 by the magazine rising ~20mm above the rail. You get ~94mm of rail at the back, then a 17mm gap for the magazine, then ~38mm more rail.

I sadly don't have experience with either, but here's a video comparing the two! th-cam.com/video/ZiVTz1BRvms/w-d-xo.html

Aw man, that sucks, sorry to hear it! And yeah, more airguns should ship with a manual of some kind, or at least have a working PDF on their site to pull from. The closest I found was a parts diagram, but it sadly doesn't show how it works. There's a rotating safety clip on the left side, just below the lever, I unscrewed mine because it was causing some jamming, maybe give that a go? Otherwise might be time to just take it apart and hope you can see something obvious. th-cam.com/video/ZLJnik9JLqk/w-d-xo.html I know the gun lets you dry fire, so maybe something's messed up there? Anyway, lycka till!

Hej again, so I noticed that the Air Venturi Comp10 is the same pistol, and it actually DOES have a manual, not really what you're looking for, but: www.pyramydair.com/airgun-resources/manuals/AV-Comp10-owners-manual.pdf Also, did you play with the safety/dry fire selector and see if it helper?

@MyAirgunPhase So, this was actually a better manual when it comes to all the different screws. I took the gun apart partially and thought I solved the problem with the cocking lever gotten stuck but now the new problem is that all the air leaves the cylinder when I screw it on the gun so there is still something wrong. I think I need to take everything apart and figure out in what order things should sit to function properly. When the lever got stuck it was the back end of the pellet probe, where there is a bottom of a screw sticking out, that had managed to en up behind the hammer. At least I think that's one problem. I'll keep you posted when I figure it out.

You can try just dry firing it (cock and fire without pellets in), but if you've filled it too much, the valve might lock, and then yes, you would have to do something like slooowly unscrew the fill probe at the front, OR remove the stock and sloooowly unscrew the pressure gauge. Stop as soon as you hear air coming out. But be very very careful!

@MyAirgunPhaseI see, thank you very much！I bought it with 2300 psi which is too much air and dry firing does not work since it locked 😢

Oh neat, yeah, I'd be interested in picking up one or two, not sure how to co-ordinate this, but my e-mail address is the name of this channel at gmail, ta!

@MyAirgunPhasehard to make contact keep trying

I should rename this channel to "Needless Suffering". But neat, thanks for the information, seriously, I'll give it a go.

@ 👍👍👍 good luck. You can use two part epoxy putty, not the liquid epoxy. Korean Olympic archery love to add bits of these putty to contour their bow grip. I can see the need for it but my grip is “good enough” for my skill level. I’m hoping to pick up a used FAS6004 or a used (now over priced) IZH46

Nice! There's also the Yunker airsoft version that is insanely expensive because (I believe) it's mostly "real" parts. It's easy to go nuts with these.

Because I couldn't find that option anywhere at the time.

I'm always just trying to help and share, so it was a good excuse, thank you! What I did with the PP20 cylinder was: removed the gauge at the end, and then replaced it with a one-way fill quick-connect port. That means I can't see the pressure while shooting, but I've not found it to be much of an issue, the gun is regulated after all. Good luck!

@@MyAirgunPhase It looks like the black cylinder would fit on the PP20 as you demonstrate. But are you saying it didn't work? Why can't you see the pressure while shooting? Does it only show the pressure while the fill port is pressurized?

@@jonwid The PP700 black cylinder as-is will not fit on the PP20, they don't have the same threading connecting to the gun itself. That's why you have to unscrew the bits where they attach to the gun and then swap them around. If you put the silver tube on the black connector of the PP700, that would work! But you would have no way to fill it, other than removing the gauge on the end and replacing it with a one-way fill valve. THAT'S what I meant, sorry, I mis-spoke.

@@MyAirgunPhase ah, that makes sense. Thank you!

@@MyAirgunPhase I misunderstood you because I was simply thinking about getting a PP700 cylinder only, if I could find one, and put it on the PP20.

So, I made a junk little video for you showing that you can, with caveats: th-cam.com/video/PBLgA8d3Diw/w-d-xo.html I guess they wanted to keep it the same as other match pistols (I assume)? Ah well, it's a fun gun to tinker with anyway, good luck man!

@@MyAirgunPhase thank you very much!

Oh man, that sucks, I'm sorry. Fortunately it's one of the simplest mechanisms around, it's really just a thunk of metal inside the gun that moves forward and whacks against the valve. So two things you could check are: 1. with the top off the gun and the magazine removed, pull the internal hammer back and see if it releases when you pull the trigger 2. with the magazine out of the gun (and BBs removed!), try tapping the valve and see if gas comes out That should help narrow down what the culprit is. If both of those are fine, then the only remaining thing I can think of is that they're not aligned when the magazine is in the gun. Then you could put the magazine back in the gun (gassed, no BBs) and with the top off, try the action and see what happens. Good luck!

@@MyAirgunPhase Thanks for your advice. Unfortunately none of it got this rifle to function. Therefore I'm going to box it up and send it back although the shipping to do so will be about $55.00 = OUCH! The store I bought it from is going to troubleshoot it.

@@sirridesalot6652 Man, that sucks, I'm sorry to hear it! Hopefully that's the end of your woes... good luck.

@@MyAirgunPhase Well, I was able to hand deliver the rifle to the store I bought it from and they examined it and wow the fix was so simple! Once the magazine is installed you have to pull the magazine release towards the trigger guard to lock the magazine in place. Doing that and t he rifle works fine. Whilst I was at the store I bought a spare magazine and a genuine AK bayonet that fits the rifle. The bayonet came complete with the scabbard and attachment to fasten the scabbard ti a belt.

@@sirridesalot6652 oh nice, I'm glad you got it sorted, and even dressed it up a little!

I have no idea, sorry. They were incredibly helpful when I e-mailed them, so give that a go!

Hah, I addressed some of this in a comment just yesterday, maybe I should update the main description as I guess people are looking into getting into target shooting now! You nailed it: I had wanted a target pistol for ages, but couldn't afford the expensive ones. Then when I could afford this one, I jumped at it, assuming it would be like all the other airguns I'd gotten before. So I figured I'd make this video for other silly people like me, as a warning for people to research before they buy. It was an impulse purchase, then I was filled with regret, so decided to try make the most of the situation and resort to what I enjoy most: tinkering and modifying stuff. EDIT: Oh! And SnowPeak and Artemis and SPA are all the same company, FWIW Thanks for the comment, and sorry for the lousy video!

It's me showing the world what happens when an idiot can finally afford a 10m match pistol, without any prior knowledge or experience about it, and the difficulties that may arise with that. A live and learn kinda thing, and sharing so others in the same position might be forewarned. I always wanted a "fancy" match pistol, but couldn't afford it, then when I suddenly could, well, I jumped at the chance without doing the diligent thing of learning beforehand.

Remember that I'm shooting indoors, so it's "louder" than outside, but for reference, the quietest one I have registers at around 84 dB (Zoraki HP-01 with only one pump and a moderator on), and I'm sure most of that is the sound of the pellet hitting my target. So yeah, it's quiiite loud, and there's no moderation at all sadly. Good luck finding one!

I AM weak! I sit a computer all day! I'm letting other weak people know what to expect. I'm glad you had fun with it, but I was just soured by so many things about it that could be so much better.

@@MyAirgunPhase :) Sorry i didnt mean to sound mean It is my english You prbly should have your grip tested as it is an important measurement for male health It wasnt too bad for me and I am a 56kg teenage girl It is good though you did let your followers know I think it felt sturdy which is nice

I use Blender, I know I should learn some CAD program, but it's Blender for now. And thanks for the kind words, I hope it printed out okay for you!

Yes they both printed well and I have them installed. Thanks again.

I had no idea they existed until I saw the advert, thought I had to share! So glad you enjoyed it, thank you.

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