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@@BazLisie thank you Baz

@@nigelcundey9710 hi yes they can be regulated and it’s air from bottle to tube fed so reg needs to be installed to the tube lane regulators and Huma do them to suit the NP02 hope that helps regards Andi

@@andrewbennett6312 cheers and thanks

@@KinGr8Airguns thank you bro I’m very impressed with it so far and great clear imagery :)

lol cheers Chris im really liking this S200 and well as for the ZULUS Scope the thing is amazing so many handy features on it :) , hope all goes well tomorrow on the hides etc brain dead moment couldn't remember where you were based mate :( lol Regards Andy

@@andrewbennett6312 North yorks mate ! Moor man !!! Had a mk1 number 359 sweet bit of kit mates lad has it now, pressy to him shoots nowt else !

@@shumble69 my Reximex Regime : )

@@andrewbennett6312 FAC ?

@@phillip23451 hi yes sub 12 rifle usually do 110 shot and recharge it they say 150 as a shot count but I think it’s a noticeable drop off beyond 100 out the box not to bad but definitely need fettling but a major barrel clean and polish works wonders also I don’t like the trigger as per out the box but as my video shows removing the c clip on trigger rod linkage makes massive improvement and gives it a true 2 stage

@@andrewbennett6312 thanks for that, I'm not much of a fettler, more.hoping it's gonna be sweet out the box and shoot straight haha..

@@phillip23451 it’s a rarity now to be able to buy a rifle that’s great straight from the box 90% of the market is now Turkish orientated rifles which all have an issue or two that need to be ironed out :( different matter when you go high end rifles In the upper price range but realistically that doesn’t make them a better rifle in the end

@@andrewbennett6312 ok that seems about right, any idea where the best place is to send the regime .25 for a fettle and tune?,.if I decided.to buy..thanks..

@@phillip23451 I’m more than happy to give it the thorough one over and eradicate the out the box issues check out Https://air-rifle-sniper.com

@@KinGr8Airguns thank you bro means a lot :)

@@chriswest4576 good luck Chris hope you drop a few :)

@@andrewbennett6312 hope so mate, weve plenty to get at here at the estate & farms !! 2 many !!! Hows everything going your neck of woods, you got sorted with youtube & your reviews, keep em coming

@@chriswest4576 all good thank you Chris still enjoying life :)

@@andrewbennett6312 great job Andy, keep them videos coming mate ! We all need to learn& your advice & help is up there at the top buddy !!!! 👍

@@JohnDoe-el5ir for loosening up the choke something slightly more course so I use auto solve metal polish but for just light polishing I tend to use T-Cut as it’s very very mild abrasive but works a treat on the internal polishing of barrel hope that helps regards Andi

@@andrewbennett6312 thanks, luckily they are available on Polish market, I mean in Poland :) That Autosol is I think one type but that T-Cut can you specify more? There are quite a few. of them

@@andrewbennett6312I tried mine and I also have some 7 spots to be corrected starting at the beginning after 1,5 cm I have area of an inch or so and then some single points. I also have massively tight choke that on crosman domed I have to use some force to get through. I see you have it there pretty effortless. Other thing is that actually when you mark them tight spots on rod or laces you have to reverse it because you create an mirror image of tight spots

@@JohnDoe-el5ir just the standard RED bottle of original T-cut thats wat i have found to work best it better to do little at a time that go to course and do something you cant Reverse

@@andrewbennett6312 I did some polishing but I don't see a difference yet, don't have ability to test it well enough, starting with my scope that is trash and not having space for testing and not being sure what pellets are the best and if it isn't a magazine issue, therefore I made a one shot tray because that one that comes with is unusable... Anyway I used the same stuff that you used, but yet not there. I don't see a difference, like that compound does almost nothing. When I put a pellet through I can still feel all these "stops", maybe little tiny less, barely noticeable. I polished a knife with it, that is much easier to do than riffling in barrel, and I don't know how long I would have to polish that knife to have a mirror finish, really, half an hour, an hour? Sand paper is what I think I'll try next in that barrel. But I have a thought, what about burrs that are in grooves? You can't polish those, sand paper will smooth out only the inner riffling, not that outer in grooves. When pellet is pushed through manually, the resistance that can be felt can be in any place of riffling when pellet is squeezed through. We can't tell where it is. We can guess that actually burrs can happen in these grooves as well. When it is produced, firstly machine drills a hole straight through, and then riffling is made. If that riffling tool stops few times during that process, or residues are not extracted properly etc. , we can assume that it makes these burrs there. Maybe. A good idea would be to have endoscope to see it...

@@chriswest4576 thank you mate keeps the numbers down footage could have been better on some of them but it is what it is I guess seemed clear to my eye which is weird ?

@@chriswest4576 yes Chris done a couple now due to same reasons grouping is terrible and very under on the output all with good results

@@andrewbennett6312 could do with seeing your vid on it Andy mate, it spreads like a 12 gauge accuracy wise, like it cos its a little ,short gun, good for out of window at the farm for rabbits but shit if you cant hit them plumb !!! Had it on chrono, doing 10.2

@@chriswest4576 do a heavy barrel clean and polish what’s the crown like on the barrel tip ? What’s it shooting at, at the moment ftlbs have you had it on a chrono ?

@@chriswest4576 what weight pellets are you shooting and what brand ?

@@andrewbennett6312 tried loads of pellets Andy mate, cleaned barrell, had it on fx chrono with all no real differance, probs highest 10.6 mate tbh, want it at around 11.3 with a heavy pellet like 18 grain jsb,s !!!

@@bladimirkroutska3707 still don’t know why or how but waiting for my laptop to come back so I can upload them again

@@stevedun8714 hi yes it was put over a chrono and on full power setting was running 26.5 but this can be backed down via the hammer spring adjustment or via versa wound up regards Andi

26.5 ft lbs?

Hi, just after some advice if possible? Couldn't full strip gun as there was either a threaded cover or headless grub screw in one of 2 to release front cylinder. Any ideas. 2nd changed front seals, put back together and air was really leaking a lot from the brass air nipple used to purge the bottle? Any ideas?. Thanks steve

@@robertmarek6915 the screws you talk of are the anti tamper screws depending on the type fitted they are very easy to remove for self servicing etc if they are the soft lead type just pick it out with a small screwdriver or if they are the shear bolt type a little more involved as you will need to drill a small hole into it then use either a left handed drill/ easy out tool or tap a small torque bit into the hole and then unwind it replacing it with a standard grub screw after on. Reassembly hope that makes sense and helps regards the air leaking make sure the pipe is tightened back up if it’s still leaking replace the seal that is located below the brass nut itself regards Andi

You also need to drill in the block too between the grub screws where the barrel and transfer port meet

@@bladimirkroutska3707 hi I yes as soon as I get my laptop etc back I will be uploading the videos that had been removed

@@andrewbennett6312 Thank you so much!

@@chriswest4576 I laughed at myself and thought I’m not editing it out as it happens to us all :)

@@jasonhayden5124 20 in total 2 stuck up in the tree still but 18 safely retrieved :)

@@andrewbennett6312 yes buddy that’s what we like to here

@@JohnDoe-el5ir they are anti tamper screw caps best off drilling them out and replacing with standard Allen headed grub screws it’s a fairly simple task regards Andi

⁠@@andrewbennett6312​​⁠​⁠I disassembled mine already many times 😊I didn’t have these anti tamper screws and power is tamed only with that regulating valve I believe. How were these two orings there on yours? Mine were hand cut and leaking air when I shot, it was louder than it should be. You could feel air when I put finger on that valve. I replaced them of course. Besides my moderator was bent and I had to straighten it. I didn’t see a point for returning that rifle or RMA it for that leaking seals or moderator. Other one I would get would be probably similarly faulty. I think Reximex rifles needs some maintenance straight of the box, but they are decent for that money and I don’t feel like it will fell apart.

@@JohnDoe-el5ir agree most of the Turkish rifles now on the market all need to be stripped and tinkered sorted straight out the box to be in a decent useable state but as said for the money they are decent enough

@@KinGr8Airguns cheers bro :)

@@DaveGarraway I’m awaiting my laptop to be returned once I get it back yes more than happy to upload it again for everyone

@@philholder-z5m thank you for the kind comments regards Andi

@@chriswest4576 thanks for the kind comment hopefully the polish will cure your issue and have it tightening up the grouping regards Andi

@@azasri1234 I hope to be able to upload all erased videos once I get my laptop etc back

@@dast4721 I am unsure what happened to the original videos but I hope to be able to upload them again once I get my laptop etc back

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@@andrewbennett6312thank you mate

@@shumble69 I hope to be able to once I get my laptop back

@@andrewbennett6312thx Andy I keep an eye out for it.

@@chriswest4576 thank you mate appreciate the positivity

@@andrewbennett6312 your welcome Andy mate thought we,d lost you been quiet lately ! Your honest straight forward videos put the others to shame in my books ! I like to tinker & tune my air rifles, we cant all afford to pay gunsmiths or wait forprobs been sorted by distributors !!! Annoys me, so your help & videos most welcome thanks

How much did you pay for regulator? Which was it? Was it easy to install and tune?

@@JohnDoe-el5ir Lane regulator about £80, you need to remove all the anti tamper parts, it’s easy enough if you have the tools. I’m still working on the tune but noticed a big difference accuracy straight away. But also power went way up! So it was constant fill and shoot the adjust

@@johnwhittle.22 thank you for answering. So set of spare seals is advised I guess

@@JohnDoe-el5ir ​​⁠ no worries. yes I’d have a spare set to hand, air gun sniper did a couple of videos fitting a lane regulator and how he removed the anti tamper. He also gives advice on whether to tune or just fit etc, well worth a watch before deciding on whether to fit it. I also polished my barrel and that improved the accuracy, I just needed to improve the consistency. For me it was well worth fitting, just do what suits your shooting but be warned once you start fitting regulators it can become addictive lol

@@johnwhittle.22 shooting is addictive a lot in general :) But I’m still not convinced about need for regulator. It shoots so many stable shots and drops so gradually , I’m too lazy

@@johnwhittle.22 that’s same as mine standard sub 12 in .25 cal

@@cbrackin531 I choose to leave water in them as I have had one flash on me because of residual gas vapour after had water filler it then drained it so I always leave water in them now just a extra precaution :)

@@motorgearhead I’m in process of building a bigger one out of 13kg bottle which has auto reset spinners on top and paper target section In the bottom but these really work well for long term use , to keep them quite simply fit some foam to the back of it and it’s near enough silent impacts