What immediately caught my attention to the JTS rifles was the quality of their magazines. I am into firearms and study a lot about their engineering but many issues with firearms come from poor magazine designs. In fact some pcp rifle issues I have seen come from their flimsy plastic magazines. Your videos are excellent because I enjoy repairing things to gain a working knowledge of how things generally work and be able to enjoy them for many years. I was on the fence about buying a pcp rifle but you have convinced me about trying out the JTS. Thanks
The videos on the JTS Airacuda and magazine are excellent and I appreciate the way you talk the viewer through the procedures. I'd like to see similar videos on other modestly prices airguns such as the Hatsan FlashPup and/or the Air Venturi Avenger.
I made a block for the last chamber of the magazine so the bolt can't go forward when the last pellet is shot. This reduces the capacity of the magazine from 10 pellets to 9. But it means I won't be shooting blanks.
I got my Jts airacuda max 22 cal about 8 months ago and it still is going strong the longest shot so far that I’ve takin is a 2 inch target at 130 yards and the longest kill shot on a dove was 105 yards and I’m planning on seeing if I can make a 200 yard shot
Great video. I was considering the possibility of adding an aftermarket regulator to the Standard Airucuda. I don’t have access to one to check dimensions. Do you have the ID and OD of the fill tube on the Standard? Thanks, Joe
Thank you. I do not have any hands on experience with the DAR rifles yet, but I agree, they do have a “family resemblance”. JTS does advertise on their website that the magazines will fit many popular air rifles.
In the UK any rifle over 12ft lb is classified as an air weapon. But I agree, it does sound strange hearing an air rifle being called a weapon. Many years back when in the British army any one caught saying “gun” when referring to a weapon/ rifle would be swiftly punched.
I'm liking these videos, I just got my Airacuda Max and so far I'm loving it. Best mags I've seen so far.
What immediately caught my attention to the JTS rifles was the quality of their magazines. I am into firearms and study a lot about their engineering but many issues with firearms come from poor magazine designs. In fact some pcp rifle issues I have seen come from their flimsy plastic magazines. Your videos are excellent because I enjoy repairing things to gain a working knowledge of how things generally work and be able to enjoy them for many years. I was on the fence about buying a pcp rifle but you have convinced me about trying out the JTS. Thanks
The videos on the JTS Airacuda and magazine are excellent and I appreciate the way you talk the viewer through the procedures. I'd like to see similar videos on other modestly prices airguns such as the Hatsan FlashPup and/or the Air Venturi Avenger.
I made a block for the last chamber of the magazine so the bolt can't go forward when the last pellet is shot. This reduces the capacity of the magazine from 10 pellets to 9. But it means I won't be shooting blanks.
Thanks for sharing,
I got my Jts airacuda max 22 cal about 8 months ago and it still is going strong the longest shot so far that I’ve takin is a 2 inch target at 130 yards and the longest kill shot on a dove was 105 yards and I’m planning on seeing if I can make a 200 yard shot
Great video. I was considering the possibility of adding an aftermarket regulator to the Standard Airucuda. I don’t have access to one to check dimensions.
Do you have the ID and OD of the fill tube on the Standard?
Thanks,
Joe
Do these mags fit the Dar Gen 3 rifles? The two guns look like they could have been made in the same factory. Great video man!
Thank you.
I do not have any hands on experience with the DAR rifles yet, but I agree, they do have a “family resemblance”.
JTS does advertise on their website that the magazines will fit many popular air rifles.
The guns are so accurate
Have u worked on the transfer port on the standard.Jts Airacuda? Like drilling the .250 size hole out to .277 thousand .
No I have not.
The rifles are not weapons. Unless you use it as such. Please refrain from using that term to describe an air rifle.
In the UK any rifle over 12ft lb is classified as an air weapon. But I agree, it does sound strange hearing an air rifle being called a weapon. Many years back when in the British army any one caught saying “gun” when referring to a weapon/ rifle would be swiftly punched.