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It’s difficult to measure the impact of the suppressor. It changes the sharpness of the sound too. Donnyfl suppressors are all roughly the same price. If noise reduction is a bigger concern the mobility, I’d get a larger suppressor. The Emperor is $40 more and it’s twice the size. I have it on my .30 AEA HP SS and all I can hear is the valve and hammer slap. I have no problems hunting coyotes on my in laws 0.25 acre lot in an upper middle class neighborhood at night. I bought it in a .457/.50 size so I can use it on my .457 challenger. With the extender on it, it makes the Challenger pretty quiet too. Not quite backyard friendly, but it’s quiet enough that nobody would think it’s a gun.

Thanks for watching my videos! The lenght of the bottle is 400mm without the valve.

If mobility isn’t an issue, I’d go with the larger Emperor. It’s 11”, compared to the Ronin’s 5.5”. It’s only $50 more than the Ronin, but you’re getting at least twice as much suppression. They sell a 6” extender for it that’s $60 if you want even more. I packed mine with “motorcycle exhaust packing” that you can get on Amazon for $10. Get the 0.40 thick pad and then you’ll have to pull that in half to fit it inside the Emperor. The big bore guns just move so much more air, especially at 4500psi. If you’re already going to put $180 down for a Ronin, you’re going to be much happier spending a few dollars more to get the Emperor. I have it on my .457 Challenger. With the extender and motorcycle exhaust stuffing, it’s right on the edge of being backyard friendly. DonnyFL sells a Great Kami too. It’s 16” long.

@@kungfoochicken08 , I was just looking at a Great Kami the other day. It’s going to be the best overall I think, options are limited. I already dropped a small fortune on this adventure, I might as well go all in. I could live without one, I don’t have to worry about being backyard friendly. I have 2 a500 steel targets hanging in my front yard , one at 50 yards and one at 75, it’s 12:23 AM as I type this and I could get up and go outside and blast away at my targets and no one would hear it, no one close enough. I still like the idea of a decent moderator, I could shoot it where I work if I tone it down just a touch. Thanks for the good advice though.

@@noonespecific9463 The Great Kami is great. It’s got room for you to put the motorcycle exhaust packing in there too. You can play around with it and see what works best for you. Turning down the PSI to 2600-3000 will help reduce noise too, though you might have to re-zero your sights when you jump back up to 4500.

What barrel do you have with what twist rate? this helps a lot on the answer :)

Thanks for watching my videos!

Many many thanks and your welcome :)

Thanks for watching my videos! I think you should be able to buy the .25 from walther lothar directly on their webpage.

I will have to remember that and make a video of it once I get the extender.

@@MontanaAirGunner I can tell you on my hp max .357 with only the ronin it’s too loud for my indoor basement range but with the extender it’s quiet enough. My next door neighbor is a cop too lol. He’s cool though

You can order a full repair set from their website for the PCP. I have some information for almost all of them on my other video.

I get around 23 shots with the 580cc bottle, I get around 30-32shots with the 700cc bottle. Hope that helps out. I have not yet done a detailed analysis, but its in that ballpark.

I think you have to buy the whole barrel system if you want to have the 600mm version.

You can find these on most well stocked airgun stores. I bought mine from Utah Airguns.

I am usually running a DonnyFL Ronin. Thanks for watching my videos!

Yeah some are pricier than other, but they sure are good quality! I also think they have the most R&D put into their products and it really shows.

It has had significantly less range time than my FX or powder burners, but still gets fair bit of action. I have a couple of videos still coming with it definately and it has its place for applications. Thanks for watching my videos!

Hi, thanks for watching my videos! This was something that appeared to me just by trial and error. I basically found it out because the exact same tune (with same speed) resulted in overall worse accuracy with the trusty moderator. Then I just decided to change it up to a smaller one and the accuracy increase was there. Dumb luck I think in my case. This might be PCP platform specific gimmick. The temperature where I started to see the change affecting was around 70-80f. I found it out on the fields of montana when it was really hot weather the first time and I was hunting.

With a little bit of time working on the Hatsan, I am sure you will figure it out. You can adjust your phones or screens brightness settings to help out 👍

@@MontanaAirGunner Do you have any data on how much the thicker hammerspring improves energy? In sweden the guns are restricted to 10 joule, the next step is original valve and it´s 42 joule. I would like mine to be around 15 joule.

Yeah it sure does wonders to the PCP. In the past there was some hate on the Humas in the interwebs, but nothing negative to say in my case. Solid build quality and good accuracy.

Definately 100% it will reduce the dB on it.

@@MontanaAirGunner yea I just got the moderator and it is almost silent and it did not change the point of impact I love it alot

Awesome, thank you!

Hi, thanks for watching my video. The PEEK valve seat was actually done to me by another airgunning enthusiast from GTA forum. His handle is Rallyshark and he is one of the OG tuners of Hatsan Flash. You can not buy this PEEK valve seat as an aftermarket part at all. Rallyshark has a lenghty forum post about what he did to his Flash and I have taken mostly the same road with my one on tuning. The biggest difference with PEEK compared to a normal seat is the opening of the hole on the seat and how it seats with the pin. PEEK is much more rigid material than the normal material used on the seat and therefore can be opened more and it still provides sufficient seal with the pin.

Kyl! Pahin ralliaksentti on karissu, mutta kyll viel tunnistaa. Miten loysit kanavan jos saan kysyy?

@@MontanaAirGunner plärään vaa UA-came mitä se suosittelee. Oon iteki ilma-ase -harrastaja ni sitä kautta varmaan osaa suositella. Mut joo siis suomalaisen aksentin kuulee aina vaikka ois kuinka hyvä jenkkiaksentis. Mikään muu enkkuaksentti ei kuulosta suomalaiselta ollenkaan ni siks on helppo tunnistaa vaikka ois 99,9% tippunu

Niin ja tota hammer springiä oon tässä mun jkhan Nobel .25:ssa yrittäny valikosta jotenki saada paremmaksi slugien ampumiseen

Nytkin joutuu käyttää jbs super heavyjä jotta ei mee supersoniciks (34 grain tai jotai) mut haluisin vieläki lisää jotta vois kaikista painavimpia slugeja ampuu esim 150m matkalla

Kyykähtää noilla pelleteillä aina lyhyemmäksi matkat. Eli hidastuu kauheesti.

That's the part that makes the magic happen. I have linked the parts you can find on amazon on the video description. The Saber Tactical sling hook adapter is the one you can't find on Amazon. You can find them on most places that have S&T stuff. Like Utah airguns has them: utahairguns.com/product/saber-tactical-fx-impact-q-d-hook-style-sling-adapter-st0042/

I have an EagleVision goPro mount on it and a modified goPro 7 with a special lens. It works out pretty good, but on low light conditions it will "flicker" a bit.

@@MontanaAirGunner appreciate that

If you get it in .25 it will definately work. I had mine as .25 due to the shroud surrounding the barrel on my Flash. I got it just in case there is some slop on the shroud so I don't clip it. Marauders should be fine not one upping the moderator. If you have .25 in the .22 barrel it will be just a tad louder, that's all.

Thanks man, for the uplifting comments! I have been now busy with real life work and it would be nice to have the time to concentrate more on this. I have around 10 videos in the works and that should get the channel all the way to the end of year hopefully. Hatsan sure is a lot of fun for the money! I have been filming now on the Hatsan a few videos with ammo testing. I hope that to get them gone soon so they would benefit everyone with the info.

Thanks for watching my videos! The setup that I have is with a sling slightly above 16 pounds, so it is not light for sure. I am originally from one of the scandinavian countries :) So not born and raised in Montana.

Thanks man! I really appreciate it! It really is a struggle with normal life and work to get some good material uploaded consistently to UA-cam. I had some free time to get all my old video storages gone through and I basically just edited all my videos that were on the "to do" list :D I have started making more material once again and hopefully get some good material out soon!

Its a richardson ground squirrel. They call them here in Montana '"gophers"

Cared enough to comment :)

Welcome! The Tuxing bottles are pretty darn good. The compressors not so much...

Thanks man! Glad you enjoyed it!

Right on man!! I bet it would have looked pretty sweet through the scope cam on slow motion! Thanks!

I do the same myself. I have 2 bottles, other one 580cc and other 700cc. Both have valves so I can change between them if I run out on the other one. Great for hunting scenarios if you don't want to carry a SCBA bottle, but still want a bit more shots.

@@MontanaAirGunner Oh that's great. Thanks

You need a valve also to the tank mentioned in the video.

What is the name of the valve and I found it there Gracia

@@Wiliamyoutube Bottle end valve complete: 7024. FX part.

Can you help me tell me where to buy it please thank you very much

@@Wiliamyoutube FX distributors should be able to help out. Check on their website for the closest distributors and order through them.

I really had to fish mine out with the smallest allenkey I had the first time doing it. If you can wiggle it there it will slide out. One option is also to use an o-ring pick if you bend the end on it. If it is leaking, I would suggest getting a PEEK valve done to it and have it opened up a bit. It will wake up the whole PCP with bigger inner diameter on the PEEK valve.

Do u have a link to the parts? This is my 2ed flash with the same issue. I did get it all apart. Nothing is damaged but it's still leaking. The exact same as the last gun. This could really turn a newbe off on pcps

@@tinkerman9434 Hi, the PEEK valve is something I had a GTA member do to me as a favor. He spins them out when he has time and material to do it. His handle in GTA is Rallyshark. If you need to have a OEM part you should be able to order them through Hatsan USA. I ordered them through the "Customer Service Form" then just add the Hatsan Flash info and find the part number from the exploded picture that should be 2314(valve) and 2315 valve o-ring. If the PCP is under warranty you should be getting them for free.

Yeah the 800mm ad 700cc road might be better, if you are thinking of a new barrel anyways. I just tried to cram everything into the old barrel lenght and I am not sure that I am happy or not. I would have to do more competitions to really find out.

Damn. Wish I had seen this before ordering bottle and valve.

@@ereknomzer It is a huge money saving if you do it this way yeah.

Thanks! It sure is fun to use!

Thanks man! Means a lot coming from you! You got killer videos yourself too. Very informative and well done!

@@MontanaAirGunner Thanks buddy 🤗

Yeah, the butterflys were all over on that field. I have butterfly evasion skilz maxed out :D