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A lot of knowledge here and closer to you.

Tim S wrote: ↑Fri Mar 28, 2025 11:36 am

Gwelo wrote: ↑Fri Mar 28, 2025 11:06 am Not Pabst Blue Ribbon I hope?

That would make more sense than my suggestion. For the non-US members is Pabst not very good?

I never liked it but it was cheap if I remember correctly. I went for Miller Light, they had the best commercials!

Not Pabst Blue Ribbon I hope?

There is a pretty active online Bullseye community here https://www.bullseyeforum.net/

After replacing the valve, lubricate the threads using this. https://www.amazon.com/Super-Lube-92003-Lubricating-Translucent/dp/B0081JE0OO/ref=asc_df_B0081JE0OO?mcid=9e907fb5fa2b3fa590bdda296bb7c86c&tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=693454631485&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=9578036...

No, because then the valve threads would be smaller than the cylinder threads. I can't understand how I damaged the threads on my LP50 but not my Evo10e which I shoot more often. The only difference is that I'm using generic cylinders on the LP50 from 10punkt9 in Germany but genuine Steyr cylinders...

Thanks for the suggestions, however I think I heard that importing guns from other countries into Canada can be really troublesome so even though it'll take a billion years I guess I'm going to stick with this. At the very least even if it takes 20+ weeks to get a gun of my own I'll have a lot more...

You’ve got a lot more patience than I! Assuming you want the P8X, can’t you cancel your order and buy from Krale in the Netherlands? They have them in stock. Why wait 3-4 months and maybe more?

Prices in Canadian dollars.
https://www.krale.shop/en/feinwerkbau-p8x/

That’s $1765 US + shipping

Which pistol do you have to wait 12-16 weeks for?

Not everyone fills from a bottle or tank. I use one of the cheap Chinese compressors straight to the air cylinder. No trip to the dive shop!

m1963 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2025 12:59 pm Yes. We use the BEST fittings adapters for both Steyr and Walther air guns. They work fine.

Just to be clear, you can bleed the line pressure first and then unscrew the cylinder under no pressure?
Is your setup similar to mine? I have the Steyr supplied fill probe.

Does anyone have/use one of the Best Fittings Steyr LP fill adapters? The description states that they are now “drilled through “ to allow for conventional bleeding of the charging system without the need to partly unscrew the reservoir whilst still under pressure. https://www.bestfittings.co.uk/sho...

Here is a 3 page thread on the P85. It is the only one owned by an actual consumer that I know of. He is in Norway and also owns other 5 shot pistols from Aeron, FWB and Steyr.

https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/fw ... t.1309822/

I was about to buy a CM200EI myself . . . Good luck - there's no 200's for sale anywhere on this continent. I was going to buy a second (back-up) before possibly parting with my 162's. Few pistols are on their way to SportShootingDepot - definitely before WAG (and more will be coming in January/Feb...

You can buy the conversion kit from Krale for $240 + $30 ish shipping. Includes a new air cylinder. Additional cylinders are $140.
https://www.krale.shop/en/airkit-steyr-lp10-lp1/

Interesting story. Congratulations John! For those that don’t know:

https://thecmp.org/bickar-achieves-dual ... rs-pistol/

Buck Parson is available at:

https://www.topoftherockairguns.com/

Here’s a thread I started on AGN for more info:

https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/fw ... st-1717372

Agreed! We have Morini 162 ei, and the delay between shots is too much to make one want to use it for your desired application. FWB is supposed to be coming out with a 5 shot air pistol, too. Perhaps they will. It is vaporware, right now. The FWB P85 shows on their website and was available for ord...

I put one on my LP50 a couple years ago. Never felt the need to test the accuracy as it still shot great and looks way cooler!
Thanks for the confirmation!