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U have to remove the bottle then remove the front block that the bottle screws into then remove the front block from the plenum tube if you shine a light into the front block on the plenum side of the block way in the back you will see a Tiney Allen screw you will need a very long Allen key to reach it that screw holds a small Oring in place this Oring is what keeps the HPA from leaking back out once you bleed off to disconnect if it comes loose then it will let air leak out you just need to tighten it down

@@Premierslugs it's a spacer

@@AfricanAirOrdnance does the reg sit against it upto the valve , I Thought I saw in one of your videos the HP doesn’t have it

@@ProperRural the choked barrels don't really like slugs

My $300 jts airacuda standsrd shoots tighter at 55 yards.

Anti Clockwise

@@AfricanAirOrdnance many thanks for the reply

@@jhshootingandBiking70 anytime

@@laramiejordan4494 M4

No but I do cast slugs but these 34gn are from HN

Its from South Korea just trying out different slugs in this series I started the HN 34gn next will do HN 36gn and so on Keep in Mind the Koreans designed this as a hunting rifle shooting their hunting pellets not slugs defiantly not a designed for hitting thumb tacks but for rabbit and bigger sizes game which it will easily do

You can buy one from pelletgun.co.za/collections/25-6-35mm-air-rifle

Bom dia, se você gostaria de fazer o pedido, por favor, envie-me um e-mail para africanairordnance@gmail.com sim, podemos enviar os kits de atualização para o Brasil

@@Piupiu68az if you flip the plenum around then it will change

a quarter turn = 25 to 30 bar

@@sebastianbarrientos5742 250 bar

@@AfricanAirOrdnancethanks , great shots

@@Tony-o1b inline self regulating valves are not like your your normal knock open traditional valve as the inline valve stays open by using back pressure that it between the valve and bullet and only closes once the bullet exits the barrel so you don't have hammer bounce or valve burping

@@AfricanAirOrdnance Thank you. This very handy for everyone to know as I'm sure many others are confused about this. Cheers

@@Tony-o1b actually this would be the very first time anyone has ever asked about hammer bounce when it comes to a inline valve also since this video was put out the hammer springs we now use are 55% more powerful than we used in this video

@@AfricanAirOrdnance I can only imagine the group of people that want this kind of power wouldn't care about how much air the rifle consumes. POWER! POWER! POWER! LOL

@@Tony-o1b 1200 foot pounds of energy will definitely use more air than 12 foot pounds and to get that you need a big spring to open a valve that produces 1200 ftlbs ua-cam.com/video/0l7mOFzDmTY/v-deo.htmlsi=RTFipvkqEA_xjrex

@@tamaman1559 thank u no need to change it as long as it's still giving u good power

Only if you are going to shoot Teathered which if you were out hunting would not be practical

Thank you

@@fabiosantos8591 yes it's not for everyone it's purpose built for hunting big game like Deer. Generally you only need to use one shot for hunting deer not like small bore when you go out shooting pigeons and you shoot a bunch of pigeons in one day

To be clear, you absolutely get two solid shots and also a third,.. within mm's of each other (depending on the skill of the shooter compensating for drop off), and Jeremy's right... these are Big Game platforms , you only need one shot to bring down big game,.. with a follow up in the field without a refill... Use a mill-dot scope for holdover with any air rifle and your shots should always be with in the kill zone of where you put them.

You can change it to the following calibre 257 308 357 457 510 257 308 share same valve 9 mm is on its own 457 and 510 cal share a valve to change calibre you also need to change the Breech block 257 308 share same. 9 mm on its own 457 and 510 share the same Breech we sell all parts to change calibre at www.africanairordnance.com. Except the barrel

@@AfricanAirOrdnance where can I get the barrels from if you don't mind me asking

@@quentinjackson3778 Airforce Airguns sell barrels

@@user-zo4yr1xq7t no idea 💡

@@rudolfdeysel3409 yes we do we ship to the UK please email me at africanairordnance@gmail.com with your full shipping address

Thank you, very interesting. The vertical stringing could also be coming from the barrel harmonics with such a long 34-inch barrel. As there is now more harmonic vibrations with the big increase in power Also, most airgun slugs are designed for the 950 to 1050 fps range. My goal with MOAV was to be able to push slugs way past this. We now also have to start looking at slug design to match barrel twist rates. So, longer, heavier slugs, faster twist barrels, and the MOAV Valve now give us the ability to go down that road. As far as leading goes, I agree if you were to shoot these slugs in a firearm, you would be looking at speeds of over 3000 fps, and then that would definitely be an issue. Looking at recovered slugs, I don't see any sign that the bullet is stripping on the rifling, as I assume if it were, the rifling engraving would be all over the place. Powder coating is not an exact science, so getting a consistent coating thickness is difficult for most shooters, and the coating would vary from one bullet to the next. But if it could be made an exact science, then it may benefit.

It doesn't take much instability to get vertical stringing at 55 yards. I suggest video taping the bullet's path through a scope camera at high speed and playing it back to see if there is any bullet yaw, which is typically induced at the muzzle. You might need to weight the rifle to get good footage and a camera at the muzzle may yield informative results. BTW, I said the vertical stringing could be due to a tendency for the bullets to strip the rifling at that speed, not the rifling is "all over the place". I'm suggesting the bullet's path down the barrel is fighting the rifling's influence and there are ways to resolve it. Barrel harmonics could be an issue, but it would be wise to check for bullet yaw first.

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@@kobusvanrensburg4092 there are videos out there that show you how to tear the rifle down to the bear bones

@@AfricanAirOrdnance thanks, I did watch them. Stripping it is easy, until that plastic cover needs to come off, it's moulded over the metal. Air Venturi US says it's not a user replaceable part. Luckily it was fairly cheap at roughly R640 EXCL shipping. But not being able to get to critical parts was a poor design.

@@fabiosantos8591 if we get them here I will

After the 2nd shot you have to slightly change point of aim to account for the drop in fps per shot but if you practice a lot then it becomes 2nd nature

@@AfricanAirOrdnance - I’ve wanted to ask you something for a long time: If I order a conversion package, converting a Texan .457 to a .257, with every internal upgrade you make, can I also add your carbon fiber bottle with your MOAV Valve, for maximum potential f.p.e.?

@@eitangrinspon1637 my recommendation would be to get 4500 psi bottle off Alliexpress great quality and nice price here is a example of what you can expect but the ftlbs will go up even more if you use a heavy slug 120 gn this valve in a Texan 308 produces over 400ftlbs ua-cam.com/video/E3lvzOrrgFg/v-deo.htmlsi=lD4SJW-UmwXzofcK

Only for a Texan trigger

@@AfricanAirOrdnance I was just thinking the same thing.....

@@TheCoppergoat send it back

@@yuhar86 60 mm

I was meaning that I had degassed it the previous Nite sorry for the confusion you can degas it and work on it as soon as all the HPA is out

@@michaell397 Clearly you are clueless to what the Word FUN means, Your lack of understanding that this was merely A TEST FOR THE FUN OF IT to see how fast we could shoot a light projectile in that weight range. To look at the shot string numbers, as we could not find a slug in that weight range in .257cal. A 25 Cal slug. Wouldn't work unlike a pellet with a flared skirt that could still engage the rifling I did state in the video that this was just for FUN to take this as a serious video test after I say in the video, I was expecting a shotgun effect Just guessing that the individual writing such a negative comment just lacks common sense. I then even went so far as to State if there was a Slug Maker out there that could design a 257cal slug in that weight group that could work at those speeds That Would Be Great But only a very Ignorant person would not understand that by writing such a nonsense filled negative comment

Yes I know just laying the ground work before I upgrade the rifle