Lately I'm seeing people order air guns with barrels shorter than air tank 🤔... - The guns no shorter, not to mention the safety issues? Its assuming everything that leaves the barrel will fly straight. That's the same as assuming you're guns unloaded? I'm just saying, it's only a matter of time before someone is hurt.

I have the same problem, it runs for a few seconds and then turns off. You managed to fix it

Mine does wheelies all day. Took it all apart, all clean. Any ideas?

Less talky and more showy

Hi they do make slug magazines and standard pellet magazines. Sample on my edgun L2 in .35 caliber I can’t use slugs because they fall out. For me in .35 they don’t have a slug magazines yet. They offer in other calibers like 177 / 22 / 25 not .35.

I have a 2nd hand sidewinder on the way with 2 spare mags. Ill be sure to check asap. Great video thanks for the info

This was a great video!

Yup had my 25 cal for about 2 years now. Im glad I got the 25 cal instead of the 30 because for some reason Big5 will stock 25 cal if you ask but no higher calibers. It was fun to stroll to big 5 during the ammo crunch and blow 150 rounds full auto. available cheap and still fun. I have never been to a closed range with it. When i think about taking it to a closed range the thought feels boring. This thing is fun to let loose at an open range ( by open range I mean desert or Bureau of Land Management areas. You can really see and press its capabilities. Every time I took it out there I'm impressed and I have put at least 1000 or more. I ran the hell out of it. The fucker is accurate. The barrel is the cause of alot of the weight. almost half the weight. So far its had 3 repairs. I believe the first repair was my fuckup. the next 2 repairs where the valve pin and I replaced the valve pin myself the second time it broke. The pin is made of some hard plastic. I kept my broken pins as a project to actually repair it and make it stronger or somehow get one made of metal. I have stripped this whole gun down, barrel, bottle, receiver to find that it is a very simple design. Also I run the hell out of my portable 200 dollar compressor from Amazon has not broke down yet except for the batteries for the digital display. Any way good video. I just wanted to leave some info on my 25 cal. Oh and thanks for warning about the open sights. I was saving it as a backup, but now.. ehhh..

hello! would you please help out on how can I able to remove the piston #2 I already remove the piston crank shaft but its hard to push out the piston itself out of the block.. what I can do next?

Is this the roadster model? Mine doesnt have this

Great video. Did the ring make difference? I am contemplating doing the same thing.

Peter Bradley Adams original

It was definitely rebuilt no way

What's up with the bird meter on your shelf?

Before replacing this tee - "water connector", check the vent hose connector between it and the tank. The inner sleeve of the connector often breaks and the liquid leaks onto what is shown in the video. The problem was solved by replacing the air vent hose. Yes, I had it.

U got that right brother Gainesville ain’t the same anymore

Definitely should have an o’ring on that outlet . I have just had mine off and there is one on .

Thanks man I really appreciate you sharing this info its exactly what I was looking for!

Japanese 13B!

Did this work?

Thanka :)

This particular Song is not ear candy at all very cookie cutter

Great video. Great info. Thoroughly enjoyed the honest, no holds barred approach to the poor engineering that went into building those engine components. I do like Subaru's for the AWD system.

Is it possible to replace the rods without splitting the block? I'd really like to avoid it if at all possible...

Great vid! How has it held up? Would you do anything different next time?

Hey I got the same problem, but like my ratio AF is good.. and when I Clutch in, I can go Up to the redline

Great Musicians on this Record ! R.I.P. Keith Olsen!

Brilliant rendition

P r o m o S M

What fun! 😂

Hey man was wondering if I could pick your brain about some Subaru stuff

Just an update, i just pulled the engine again and replaced the bearings on all rods. No Rod knock! all noises gone. I learned that you do not need to remove the wrist pin for cyd #2. Simply went from 4 - 3 - 2. Removeing the rod caps, turning the crank and then pulling the piston out of each. one by one to not get them mixed up. I then ran a bit of metal polish on the rod cap and crank. then cleaned with break clean. INstalled new Bearings and used assembly lube to crease the crank. Torqued to 33ftlbs. Cyd#1 i removed two and bought 3 cheap 5$ swivels 1/4 drive. Broke two of them. Make sure you have a magnet stick and patience. I pulled out #1 and reversed the process. THANK YOU for this video, i did not want to split the block.

Is it possible to do no 1 in the car?????

It's not glottal it's gla:al, gla:al woke and it's just not imporint.🤣

I've been wanting to rebuild an EJ257 engine I've had sitting in my garage for a long while. I rather not deal with machining anything cause the engine is still in good working order, and I'll sacrifice replacing the journal bearings for now, just to avoid splitting the block. But I do want to break it down enough to replace the rods, and pistons with something a little more hefty, and replace any other serviceable part within reason. The rods have been a big question mark in my head, on weather I can fish them out. Are they reasonably easy to fish out? Or is there a technique to it?

Thanks for the video, i just did a head gasket job on my outback, to find out i have cyl 1 rod knock and have to tear the heads off, didnt want to split the block glad i found your video, was it difficult to pop out only piston 2 or put back in? and did you have to polish the crank or use bigger bearings? Still running good? haha

The KZbin algorithm randomly suggested this video to me. I enjoyed your commentary. I hope you continue posting videos. 👍

God bless you!

Arizona coyotes!

We don’t do guns here in Australia… worked out great… people don’t kill each other… and we buy neat ass guitars, like Fenders made in the US of A!

Merry Christmas!

Whiskey!

Go dogs… the true heroes, in your life and mine!

Larkin Poe! We fly under the radar!

spooky, deep and dark 🖤

You don't even have to pull the oil pan to replace the pistons on a Subaru.

Hey now, did you make a problem? Didn't want to solve. Until you do you do, that's the thing about them, Still got them, problems. Seems so small, they can tower over you. Pile up, build a wall, Around you, surround you, oh and how. When you finally think they're through, So they follow, follow? I wonder who can solve my problem. Oh how about them? Problems can wait, Problems get solved Problems relate, Problems revolve around tense situations, Tense situations left unresolved. Something comes up, you get involved. In justifications of foreign relations that have nothing to do, No nothing at all with the problem. Hey now did you ever have one, Have a problem? That you could not solve. What did you do about them? What did you do? Did you try and close your eyes? Put the blame on someone else? But the problem follows you around and round, Up and down until it takes up all your time. Til it starts to bother you, til you start to lose your mind. Your problems, they love it when you do they do too. Problems that wait, never get solved. Problems relate to and problems revolve around tense situations, Tense situations, left unresolved. When something comes up and got you involved with contradiction, Fictional frictions that have nothing to do, no nothing at all with the problem. Hey now, did you ever have one? Have a problem that you could not solve? That's the thing about them, problems.

This song is STILL fucking badass.

Thanks brother, I'm going from a 2.2 liter single port 97 to a JDM 2.0 so I ran into the intake manifold problem had to order another intake with the correct plenum configuration, not easy to do and I'm still concerned about other electric gremlins. Did you have any problems running that throttle body on that plenum?

We always listened to bluegrass growing up making a family breakfast. This song brings back the best memories!