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@@joshuaschreiber7772 yes rotate the scope

@@kidpellet6544 so how does this tool do anything different than just putting a plumb bob on the wall and truing your reticle to it? I want to understand so bad why this tool is important lol

@@joshuaschreiber7772 I think the clarification your looking for is at about 3:10 into the video. Not all scope mounts are made the same nor are they all held to strict tolerances during manufacturing. Some of the better mounts I like are BLK because they are self centering. Other mounts that are much lower cost have a fixed side of the clamping part and a movable side where you tighten then up and often they will advertise they fit 10 or 11mm dovetails. They cannot fit both correctly. They can fit bothe and work but cannot be truly centered on both 10 and 11mm dovetails. There are many other things to take into consideration like the tolerances in the manufacturing of the mounts and the particular rifle you wish to mount them on. This tool is just one way to align the reticle with the bore of the barrel and not just level the reticle plumb with a surface on the gun. Hope this helps

@@surreallife777 its supposed to be made by the same factory so I would think it has the same barrel. Mine was putting out about 18 fpe and several others said the same thing. I know I adjusted the factory regulator up to around 2200 psi or a little more with a shim behind the hammer spring and got it up to 24 fpe with an 18 grain JSB. Tried a few different slugs in it with not so great power or accuracy. I think my best accuracy was with a 16 grain AirArms pellet at 18 fpe and did pretty well out to 100 yards. My friend Carl's did very well at 100 yards only with Crosman 14.3's. Not "benchrest" good but we hit a small tin can on a steel post with every shot from a sandbag. I'm thoroughly happy with that myself

@@kidpellet6544 Thank you 🙏

@@titogrant9654 I have done a little but not really trying to break into the airgun mods kinda stuff. Mostly just sharing what I've done to my personal stuff. Biggest thing is being liable for any HPA related accidents to airguns or parts I've made. Willing to help with advice anytime though and share my experience with whatever I can

@@edgaralejandre1522 you could definitely do it that way. I explained a couple of the regulators in another video. One of them has a valve to close it off from the bottle so you wouldn't have to empty the bottle to lower the pressure. The other valve came with the very small volume test bottle so you don't waste a lot of air setting the reg. This small test bottle also works on paintball regs

@@NockVrEasterEggs it is very close to 1/4 inch thick in the bottom as I stated in the video. Filled it several times before I made my PCP conversion but didn't make a video of filling it. Didn't think I needed to prove I did? Anyway, the drilling and tapping is in another video made around the same time on the channel

@@kidpellet6544 It probably is man. I was so sad when I broke through so fast. I have another that I need to try and tap so maybe I'll get 5/16s? heh! I'm thinking of filling the void with red lock tight or jb weld. edit: I remember now.! I was being a dick because the GB shirt. Cause that shits serious. So yeah... it probably WAS 3/32nds and you know it

@@rudymsmith maybe don't submerge your airgun in WD-40? In 8 years of cleaning many airgun barrels I've never had a problem. But use Ballistol if you want. Certainly won't hurt either

Any idea where its leaking from on the reg?

@kidpellet6544 it's leaking from the regulator, meets the block or the gun. Sorry I'm new to this.

@@jesseyang1904 did you get the regulator only or did you get the regulator and part "66" already fit together? Sounds like it's just the oring between the reg and part "66". I changed the oring out with one of another size on one of mine and it sealed up. Maybe that's all it takes to fix yours.

@kidpellet6544 I try 2 different orings and it still leaks. What size oring did you try?

@@jesseyang1904 I don't remember for sure. It was out of one of the harbor freight kits

You could turn it down but I don't think its going to make much difference. Are you comparing it to another airgun or just loud in general?

It just seems loud, although I'm not comparing it to another airgun. Probably just the nature of the beast. Gun is right around 86-88 db when shooting. Is that normal?

@@theobserver9565 don't have a decibel meter but I think I've heard others mention it being in the 90 db range. Could also be that the hammer striking the valve is right in front of your nose. I have other airguns that have a quieter firing cycle but they are way heavier and the hammer is surrounded by a lot of metal in the receiver.

I picked up a few from Ebay

Thank you

Teflon is most useful for tapered threads like pipe threads. Doesnt do as good a job on straight threads like these on the Notos. Not saying it couldn't be done but it would probably take a lot of tape and in the right place so that your still using enough threads to hold up to the high pressure

I don't think so even though they are made by the same company. The Snowpeak M60B is the same gun as the Zelos and offered in 177 to 30 cal and the "B" is for bottle. Converting the Zelos may actually be more expensive

You would need to make an adapter to thread thread into this block and slip in the airtube of the pistol and pin it in place or use screws. If you get the block that comes with the PCP valve you could use it in place of the pistol valve

Cool man

@@kidpellet6544do I need to loosen the screw in the collar that blocks the tank I was just loosing it and it blew out …, wicked pissed My regulator pressure was sitting at 0 and the tank was in the green …,, please help

It is from Airgun Archery & Fun

@kidpellet6544 that's what I thought. I saw the block listed. Just didnt see anything saying it's bolt on.

@@richardrogers3567 I think it says it comes with "part #66" and is also for the PP750

There are no specific bottle adapters for the Notos. The gentleman at Airgun Archery & Fun was getting the part #66 from a vendor and matching them up to the Z-Valve found on Ali Express and selling them as a kit. Not sure if or when he would get them back in stock. There is a guy in the Notos FB group that does the conversion but needs the Notos in hand. Not sure if he can do it with only the part #66 off of your gun or not. If so that would be a lot cheaper than shipping the whole gun both ways

@@kidpellet6544 thanks for the reply

That's how I did it before I found this

It's a good base to work with for sure

No way!

That sucks. They can be a pain to match up but they are cheap. I think I got a few gauges from Amazon for like 5 bucks each

Yes, it would screw on with the barrel removed. At about 8 minutes and 30 seconds I start talk about how that would work. No video of that particular install though

@@kidpellet6544 Ya I was confused I watched the whole video ,I remember seeing it in your hands , but being a single dad I probably missed it So i ordered that one . Then I watched the second half there and it’s the Canadian one . Which seems like more work except for the timing But could I use a stainless flat washer and o ring to try to keep straight? Or I can sand the washer down maybe

@@kidpellet6544 thank for a response

@@Wickedstickyflowers you could possibly use a washer and sand it until its timed right. If anything is going to give you a problem its getting the oring to seal. Could probably stack the orings or use a bigger one. The factory oring isn't going seal if the washer has to be very thick. Kind of minor problems in the airgun world lol

@@kidpellet6544 yes use a slightly larger o ring and stack them . You ever use gasket silicone