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    i was wondering what they would be like in fac sound great

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    Apart from the mag issues Sounds very good indeed. I imagine shot count is ridiculously high in .22 sub 12 ftlbs?

    7 o rings you say?? - That sort of simplicity really appeals to me. And I’d take a nice piece of mechanical engineering over electronic gizmos many day.

    Am I right in thinking the .22 barrels are made by CZ?

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    Carm magazines are the way to go. Easier loading of pellets into the mag than original ones. Better accuracy too.
    One shot, one kill. Not luck, just skill.

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    RTI Prophet

    CZ barrels in the Priests I believe, its a special very slow (1 in 32 “) twist long range, pellet only barrel in the Prophet (in .22) made by LW.
    It works, pellet stability up to SOS - brilliant.
    As I have rim and centrefires I have no interest in firing slugs, for me it negates one of the main advantages of air rifles.

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    Carm magazines no good for left handers unfortunately.

    Hugget Mini Magna moderator works nicely

    I'm on the latest version of .25 Magazines and all is good.

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    RTI Prophet

    I tried a Donny fl Tatsu, short but fat - greater internal volume than the standard length Huggett but nowhere near as quiet, looked great!

    Can they be made any better?

    Also thinking of making some form of baffle / stripper to insert into the shroud to try to push some of the blast back and help out a bit.

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    I had the early version well two of them both had to go back and my mate bought one the same had to go back but my other mate has the new version now for a few months and it's shooting spot on with no problems so basically stay away from the early mk1 version
    Fx impact fx wildcat mk3 fx dreamline compact tac fx verminator mk2 and a few pistols

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