@@SC-td1tg I've not seen one but I know they use them on some of the short bullpup like the RAW Micro Hunter and I think on one of the FX's

@@kidpellet6544 cool I'll keep looking was just looking for an ultra compact. Folding stock + removable moderator, so that the whole thing can fit in a small day pack then be reassembled in the field. .and a short but fatter bottle would be ideal for that...

@@ThePadutch I think a few guys are getting more power with some tuning but when they were first being used I don't think anyone got any more power. Just a few more shots per fill

@@hermes2019 I don't think I've done a 1322 but it may be a 1720T or a Benjamin Maximus I made into a pistol for Pistol FT

@kidpellet6544 I have a 1322 that I was thinking of upgrading to a carbine and some power enhancements. Wondering if it is worth it...

@hermes2019 if you really want the freedom and portability of a pumper then yes. It would be a very easy and inexpensive build. Big jump in power just putting a longer barrel on it. I believe you can get a drop in barrel on Ebay. Putting a shoulder stock on it is also really easy. You can get the Crosman stock but for me the length of pull is a little long. There's also some vendors selling a folding stock adapter that takes an AR style buffer tube and you can put whatever style AR stock you like on it. A little more expensive though. I made my own adapter to fit a Marauder pistol and got the cheapest buffer tube and stock I could find and it worked out great. Like the Crosman 2240 there is about no end to the mods you can buy or make

@@kidpellet6544 hmmm... Is there a way to PM you on this topic?

@@kidpellet6544 is there a way for me to PM you. I have a couple other questions.

@@CornellGarland I believe so, I haven't yet but it looks like the same end as the 88/90 gram co2 which I've made before

@@ThePadutch glad you liked the video. Sorry about the links but a few of these parts were ordered months before and some were intended for other builds. I'm sure I could find the links but couldn't tell you if they would have been good at the time I uploaded the video though. Don't know when I'll be back at the builds again but I promise I'll include any links I can in the comments

@@josephsaucedo8691 Umarex doesn't really condone modifications to any of their airguns. They have some legal liability if you get injured. The problem with going to high with the pressure is the actual valve inside the Air Javelin is made from cast aluminum and not billet. Its also pinned instead of threaded. 1100 psi is about all the higher I went with mine and it worked great

@kidpellet6544 that awesome . I actually was wanting the adapter this way for a different model umarex. This model umarex has a built in regulater in the rifel at 1800psi. So the tank going to be non regulated at 3k . Umarex says that it can't be adapted. Wich is partly true only because there isn't a 88g to hpa tank adapter rated currently the highest I can find is 1800psi Wich won't work because that what the reg set to if the adapter can hold at least 2k to 3k it can be converted to a nonregulated hpa bottle. The adapter will make it the cheapest best buget hpa with tons of features on the market . The airgun it self under 200$ I no there be more then a few people interested in this adapter sense there isn't one currently on the market . 💯👍🤔😉

@@mindful1786 the one from the block to "part 66"?

@@Tom-jw1pe it's not my idea of a benchrest competition gun but I can hit a soup can hung over a t-post at 100 yards almost every shot. Seems to be more accurate at 18 fpe than at 24 fpe though.

@@kidpellet6544 I agree… 2600psi a shot goes thru cans easy.. I’m using 30grain slugs…

@@luisvazquez9604 it's on my list. It's the same thread as the 88/90 gram co2 I believe. If it is I already have the adapter to put a regulated paintball tank on it

@@Tom-jw1pe unfortunately I stopped looking for the Zelos when I found out that it's a Snowpeak and the M60B model can be had with a regulated bottle and in 30 cal. A few bucks more but ends up about the same if you add a regulated bottle to the Zelos

@@kidpellet6544 wish I would’ve known that before getn my zelos last week…

@@richardrogers3567 to the best of my knowledge no one is making a direct fit adapter. I think someone in the Origin FB group is doing the conversion but have no idea what it would actually cost. I think one of the big holdups is by the time you pay for the Origin and the conversion it's closer to the cost of some factory regulated rifles

@@edlyli7166 I made a couple of adapters that could be installed at home without any machine work. They used a regulated paintball type bottle and worked really well. Was just get some gauges in to show the regulated pressure and some long pic rails to mount under the bottom for bipods. Then this Z-valve came out and was less than half what I had in time and material. I liked the Z-valve so much I got several for myself lol. The ones i made are on a shelf unfinished until I come up with another idea.

@@le3045acp I was working on the M60B but the dealer I was talking to said his supplier had accidentally sold the one he was getting for me. Waited a few weeks for the new shipment. Kinda got off track with it and never checked back in

@@kidpellet6544 i love mine

@@tonynooyen2423 can you tell me how many minutes in you saw it. I have a few pistols I've turned into carbines

@@kidpellet6544 first few seconds towards the bottom of screen with a scope on it

@@tonynooyen2423 that's a Benjamin Marauder pistol 22 cal with an adapter I made for a cheap AR stock and buffer tube. Made it for my 8 and 12 year old to shoot

@@kidpellet6544 that’s why I was interested. I thought my nieces n nephews would like to shoot that. Thanks

@@keithsileo8031 I get my bottles from Ali Express. Takes a whole to get them but I usually order a few for future builds.

@@joshuaschreiber7772 yes rotate the scope

@@kidpellet6544 so how does this tool do anything different than just putting a plumb bob on the wall and truing your reticle to it? I want to understand so bad why this tool is important lol

@@joshuaschreiber7772 I think the clarification your looking for is at about 3:10 into the video. Not all scope mounts are made the same nor are they all held to strict tolerances during manufacturing. Some of the better mounts I like are BLK because they are self centering. Other mounts that are much lower cost have a fixed side of the clamping part and a movable side where you tighten then up and often they will advertise they fit 10 or 11mm dovetails. They cannot fit both correctly. They can fit bothe and work but cannot be truly centered on both 10 and 11mm dovetails. There are many other things to take into consideration like the tolerances in the manufacturing of the mounts and the particular rifle you wish to mount them on. This tool is just one way to align the reticle with the bore of the barrel and not just level the reticle plumb with a surface on the gun. Hope this helps

@@surreallife777 its supposed to be made by the same factory so I would think it has the same barrel. Mine was putting out about 18 fpe and several others said the same thing. I know I adjusted the factory regulator up to around 2200 psi or a little more with a shim behind the hammer spring and got it up to 24 fpe with an 18 grain JSB. Tried a few different slugs in it with not so great power or accuracy. I think my best accuracy was with a 16 grain AirArms pellet at 18 fpe and did pretty well out to 100 yards. My friend Carl's did very well at 100 yards only with Crosman 14.3's. Not "benchrest" good but we hit a small tin can on a steel post with every shot from a sandbag. I'm thoroughly happy with that myself

@@kidpellet6544 Thank you 🙏

@@titogrant9654 I have done a little but not really trying to break into the airgun mods kinda stuff. Mostly just sharing what I've done to my personal stuff. Biggest thing is being liable for any HPA related accidents to airguns or parts I've made. Willing to help with advice anytime though and share my experience with whatever I can

@@edgaralejandre1522 you could definitely do it that way. I explained a couple of the regulators in another video. One of them has a valve to close it off from the bottle so you wouldn't have to empty the bottle to lower the pressure. The other valve came with the very small volume test bottle so you don't waste a lot of air setting the reg. This small test bottle also works on paintball regs