Yeah I stumbled across your video I like it

Very nice 👌 👍

Nice vid. I would add that tethering shouldn't be done on any PCP for which there is a fill probe which is NOT permanently (or securely fixed) fixed to the air tank because there is always a danger of the fill probe coming out should it be bumped when under pressure. Should the line be dislodged, this of course will definitely lead to the loss of much air (dependent upon how quick one reacts to turning off the tank valve) and possible damaged incurred to the shooter from the escaping high pressure air or worse still the line coming completely detached and a high pressure line with fill probe whipping wildly about and causing physical injury. How do I know? I've seen it happen. No one was injured but there was quite a bit of adrenalin flowing through those veins of that shooter for the next 30 minutes.

Nice!! Where did you get that shooting bench from?

Yeah I've been wanting to tell her my flash Pub because I know I would get a more consistent string I do have a Yuma regulator in there what the difference when I tell her it's really going to be cool thanks for the video oh by the way it took a second to figure out the 5 gallon bucket I really like that oh yeah Bang Bang or I should say twang now that I redid sound regulator made my own innards hehehe

Considering buying an AEA Challenger Bullpup .457. It has a 500cc tank on it, and I'm trying to decide how large an air tank I need. I'm looking at the Great White which is I believe 98 CF, and their next size down is the Tiger Shark, at 74 CF. The tanks are rated at 4500 psi. Think the 74 CF model is enough capacity for me to tether, maintaining a sweet spot around 3400-3600 psi for at least 20-30 shots?

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