I was having the same problem with my HP SS .25,broke two magazines, and kept jamming, there were two things I fixed,1,the barrel was loose and 2,the piston was putting to much pressure on the spring,while I had the barrel out I unscrewed the piston a couple of turns and the problems were solved! Good luck.
I have the ( AEA HP SS SEMI AUTO 25 caliber) and man I’m loving this company’s airguns! I have a red dot on mine and the groupings are pretty good not being a long rang scope. Thinking of changing Keep you’re plinking on target 🤠
One more thing I forgot,while the barrel is loose put the magazine in and adjust the barrel/turn in or out to adjust the play between the barrel and the magazine, adjust so that magazine will go in and out easily.
That's my dream gun buddy. I have two, the benjamin xl 1100 and the nitro 950. My xl needs a seal replacement, accuracy socks. My wife was kinda like that but realized that it was and is my manhood pleasure and that it keeps me from focusing on impure things on the net, so you can say it's an outlet for me. Nevertheless, I'm careful not to make it take first place in my life because God is. Hope you would reply to my text. Bytheway, I'm from Guyana, in a humble town name Lethem .
Hello Jason, it is nice to meet you. My name is Jim. It’s a big world and then You Tube can make it much smaller! I am a Christian too, and love God. That is my religion. Just looked up your town on Google maps.
Couple guys that I met through Christian Bible study shoot guns with me on the weekends and the core relationship with us is God but it sure is fun to shoot guns. One of my friends has a 9 mm rifle and a 22, and that 9 mm rifle is fun to shoot. Still, I am content with my Airguns
Amazon is the worse place to get pellets! They're my last resort from now on.. but what I've been able to do to repair them is shoving the head of one pellet in to the bent skirt of another
Both pressurized bottles feed pressurized air into the receiver. The bolt is cocked and the sear of the trigger holds the hammer and hammerspring back. The trigger is pulled which sets off the hammer , and the hammer presses into the valve. The valve opens up and let’s out pressurized air which goes up into the breech and through the gun, but that air is captured in a tube that sends it back towards the bolt. That recycled air pushes back the bolt and makes the gun a semiautomatic. No cocking needed except once before you pull the trigger. There is one bottle on the rear of the gun and one on the front of it.
@@airgunsusa4362 lol yeah but the S45 has more problems than the Terminator. I believe the Terminator to be more viable since it jams less than the AEA S45.
What makes a $300 bipod really cool?🤣😂 The only people that spends big money on outrageously priced products are the people that are trying to impress other people, so men trying to impress other men is _ _ _🤢😵
I was a PMI (Primary Marksmanship Instructor) in the USMC, agreed the crap cheap ammo isn't helping, but, I suggest you use a consistent finger to trigger stand pull. Meaning ,place your finger on the trigger the same way every time. At the crease of the end of your finger. Not the tip and squeeze straight back.I say this because most of your groups and flyers are to the left of the target, this tells me you are using the tip of your finger and when you do that you're actually pushing left. Just a suggestion.
It's possibly your actual site pic through the reticle. If it's consistently that way it could be the scope isn't mounted correctly and something is out of alignment. If its occasional it's more than likely your site pic in the reticle, which is slightly difficult to describe with out a drawing. But as simply as I can explain it, make sure your cheek weld to butt stock is consistent and that there are absolutely no shadows on the site pic all the way around.
I was having the same problem with my HP SS .25,broke two magazines, and kept jamming, there were two things I fixed,1,the barrel was loose and 2,the piston was putting to much pressure on the spring,while I had the barrel out I unscrewed the piston a couple of turns and the problems were solved!
Good luck.
Nice work!!!
I have the ( AEA HP SS SEMI AUTO 25 caliber) and man I’m loving this company’s airguns!
I have a red dot on mine and the groupings are pretty good not being a long rang scope. Thinking of changing
Keep you’re plinking on target 🤠
One more thing I forgot,while the barrel is loose put the magazine in and adjust the barrel/turn in or out to adjust the play between the barrel and the magazine, adjust so that magazine will go in and out easily.
That’s smart. Thanks for sharing.
That's my dream gun buddy. I have two, the benjamin xl 1100 and the nitro 950. My xl needs a seal replacement, accuracy socks. My wife was kinda like that but realized that it was and is my manhood pleasure and that it keeps me from focusing on impure things on the net, so you can say it's an outlet for me. Nevertheless, I'm careful not to make it take first place in my life because God is. Hope you would reply to my text. Bytheway, I'm from Guyana, in a humble town name Lethem .
Hello Jason, it is nice to meet you. My name is Jim. It’s a big world and then You Tube can make it much smaller! I am a Christian too, and love God. That is my religion. Just looked up your town on Google maps.
Looks like a nice place to live
Couple guys that I met through Christian Bible study shoot guns with me on the weekends and the core relationship with us is God but it sure is fun to shoot guns. One of my friends has a 9 mm rifle and a 22, and that 9 mm rifle is fun to shoot. Still, I am content with my Airguns
Nice shooting 👍
Thanks Cliff!
Better ammo would tighten those groups!
I agree. The JSB’s shoot a lot better and have less pronounced flyers.
Amazon is the worse place to get pellets! They're my last resort from now on.. but what I've been able to do to repair them is shoving the head of one pellet in to the bent skirt of another
Interesting!!!
Midway is even worse!
If this is the secound most powerful, what is the #1?
Hi from France , there’s two bottles on it , how it works ? Thank
Both pressurized bottles feed pressurized air into the receiver. The bolt is cocked and the sear of the trigger holds the hammer and hammerspring back. The trigger is pulled which sets off the hammer , and the hammer presses into the valve. The valve opens up and let’s out pressurized air which goes up into the breech and through the gun, but that air is captured in a tube that sends it back towards the bolt. That recycled air pushes back the bolt and makes the gun a semiautomatic. No cocking needed except once before you pull the trigger. There is one bottle on the rear of the gun and one on the front of it.
By the way, Hello from America! How is France doing? Do you like living there? What do you do for a living?
@@airgunsusa4362 ok thank’s
Nice video .what is its power in joules please
176 joules
its enuff to kill ya .. thats all i care about great for home defense
Its The 2nd most powerful . The most powerful would be AEA S45
Right.
@@airgunsusa4362 lol yeah but the S45 has more problems than the Terminator. I believe the Terminator to be more viable since it jams less than the AEA S45.
Good point.
Having good equipment and using shitty pellets doesn't mix well.
Right.
This not the most powerfull its the aea sa .457
Yes I think that just came out
You will never get those beaten up pellets to shoot accurately no matter what gun you use😔 💡Those pellets are pure trash, not the gun👍
Those pellets are bad i have bought them in 30 cal and that is probably why your getting 2 inch groups
Yes I just tried the JSB’s yesterday and the groupings were much smaller
What makes a $300 bipod really cool?🤣😂 The only people that spends big money on outrageously priced products are the people that are trying to impress other people, so men trying to impress other men is _ _ _🤢😵
I must have got a lemon cause. My terminator is a piece of crap
Yeah, mine hasn’t been working right either.
My Terminator has been jamming about every 6th-8th pellet.
Is it durable/reliable?
It’s not. I gave mine away because it kept jamming.
I was a PMI (Primary Marksmanship Instructor) in the USMC, agreed the crap cheap ammo isn't helping, but, I suggest you use a consistent finger to trigger stand pull. Meaning ,place your finger on the trigger the same way every time. At the crease of the end of your finger. Not the tip and squeeze straight back.I say this because most of your groups and flyers are to the left of the target, this tells me you are using the tip of your finger and when you do that you're actually pushing left. Just a suggestion.
Thank you Joe! That’s really helpful.
Joe, What would you suggest if the groups are low and to the left?
It's possibly your actual site pic through the reticle. If it's consistently that way it could be the scope isn't mounted correctly and something is out of alignment. If its occasional it's more than likely your site pic in the reticle, which is slightly difficult to describe with out a drawing. But as simply as I can explain it, make sure your cheek weld to butt stock is consistent and that there are absolutely no shadows on the site pic all the way around.
How about if it’s low and left on a handgun?