Nice pictures of your gun I just don't know anything about it. But give the folks a few days you will probably get a response. Patience my boy, patience!!!
Nice pictures of your gun I just don't know anything about it. But give the folks a few days you will probably get a response. Patience my boy, patience!!!
KILLER-B
Yes , "PATIENCE" is important property in hunt
Mostely in hunting with spring-airrifle like B21 , becouse you have only one chance >>ONE SHOT = ONE KILL<<
In Bulgaria , there is no PCP in riflestores. We live in different worlds KILLER-B
Now thats what I call original! Never seen anyone do that with the barrel (is that foam?) and cool pinstriping!
Makes me want to customize my chinese b2 to say something about me... maybe a few airbrushed symbols on the side... hmmmmm
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The best mods you can do for a supermax like that is to take it apart, clean out the factory oil and relube it with some moly paste. While your inside polish any rough edges off the piston, spring guide, buttoms of the springs, etc. Only put moly paste on the spring, the sides of the piston (not the front) and the spring guide and reassemble. You will need to know what your doing when taking it apart and youll also want to use a spring compressor because that airgun has a pretty powerful spring in it.
I'll look for some tuning guides on the internet and post them here if I can find it.
Nice pictures of your gun I just don't know anything about it. But give the folks a few days you will probably get a response. Patience my boy, patience!!!
KILLER-B
Yes , "PATIENCE" is important property in hunt
Mostely in hunting with spring-airrifle like B21 , becouse you have only one chance >>ONE SHOT = ONE KILL<<
In Bulgaria , there is no PCP in riflestores. We live in different worlds KILLER-B
Here is My B21 ,after some improvements :
Nice gun, and Nice shooting take it on over to the Hunting Section of this forum. And Welcome.
Hi Hellboy - good to have you on board. I also own a B21 (in 22) and use it for pest control. the power is absolutely amazing and the adjustable trigger is quite good. I did, originally, have serious problems with accuracy until I noticed that the metal/wood fit was a bit sloppy. this was completely cured by glass bedding the action and making sure that all the screws were tight ALL the time......... as they tend to shoot loose. I also took the action apart and greased the mainspring........this took out all the 'twang' and made for a much smoother firing cycle. I'm still having problems keeping a scope on and in place because of the wicked recoil, however, the accuracy with open sights is just fine after I replaced the course front post with a homemade thin one.
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