Hi,

I believe that early ones were short and later ones had the carbine cylinder. If you mean diameter they are the same as any S4**/S5** series. Hopefully someone will correct me if that's incorrect.

Mark

Hi,

What groups are you getting? I am having groups of 5p size or better at 25 yards and 2p size at 50 yards with AA Diabolo Hunters and Diabolo Fields at the moment. on a calm day that is.

Mark

Be careful though as you potentially have a loaded gun. Double loading itself is not a problem ... the pellets will fire out the barrel just fine. Unless you have put a whole magazines worth down the barrel!

Hi,

Keep the rifle. You know what's got to go .. apparently

Mark

Hmmm. All of my mags, both .177 and .22 have had red dots. It's mentioned in the user manuals for the rifles also.

Hi,

One of the mag chambers has a red mark next to it.

Mark

Hi,

Reading this thread about the sweet spot (viewtopic.php?f=15&t=2942) may explain the last response. It's also worth remembering that it's BAR we are talking about not PSI. 190 Bar is about 2800 PSI.

Mark

Thank you very much. This morning have been to the Army surplus store in Lutterworth with a mate to get some shooting clobber then bacon sarnies (nice unhealthy white bread instead wifies wholemeal cr*p) This afternoon have been shooting on the farm with my son. Indian for dinner. Now off soon to Co...

hi, As a previous reply it needs to be cocked (takes the hammer spring tension off the exhaust valve) and then given a good 'blast' of air from a bottle. This should reseat it. If it's never been apart before then I would change the exhaust valve as a new one should give a much flatter power curve w...

Hi,

As the above poster says. It does look like the back end of a normal power curve and has only 18 shots in the sweet spot As they share the same valve components then you should get a curve like your S410's. Are you sure it is a 190 bar fill. Is the dive cylinder's gauge reading correctly?

Mark