Checking my Air Arms S200 - I Chronograph a selection of pellets before a trip to the range

[@leecolclough2492]

Double bonus with your pellet trap sea weights n kindling cheers thanks for the video cracking as always 👍

[@airgunsniper-elite7385]

Yes, its amazing how the pellets stack up on top of each other. Enough to make some more swaged pellets.

[@phillipsharpe6459]

The main condenses is to wind the transfer port fully out and make the adjustment with the hammer spring, I've done it on mine and it works well, 😁👍

[@johnnybrazil4233]

How many turns is it to make it 11 foot pounds

[@heathhalfhill6867]

Curious how your compressor is holding up bud. I just picked up another Yong Heng Hard Case from Amazon with a 4 year warranty with free return shipping and replacement for 345$ USD. My first is coming up on 3 years without issue so far…”KNOCK ON WOOD”! 😉 Hope yours is still going strong. Thanks for the video. Love Air Arms quality.

[@airgunsniper-elite7385]

Yes, My New Warrior compressor, which is very similar to the Yong Heng is still plodding along fine after more than 18 months. I replace the filters and oil according to the instructions and had no problems apart from a couple of blown discs, which are easy to replace. I tend to top my 3 litre air tanks from 200 bar to around 280/290 bar, as it does tend to blow the burst discs if I leave it until it touches 300 bar. Not a problem though. From 180 bar to 290 bar it takes around 8 minutes to top up the 3 litre tanks. As far as the air rifles go, a cylinder rifle is around 30 seconds and a bottle rifle around 45 seconds fill time from empty. The compressor is about ready for it's next oil and filter change.