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Rowan Engineering Stripper
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Triggertime
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Some say yes,some say no and some say they need to be set up to each rifle/ammo combo to get the results....ya pays ya moneys...ya takes ya chances.
I have one on a tau brno pcp,it changed its 'recoil' impulse,seems to shoot with slightly less disruption to sight picture,and yes pcps do recoil just tiny amounts,nothing like a springer,takes a keen shooter to notice it mind
I have one on a tau brno pcp,it changed its 'recoil' impulse,seems to shoot with slightly less disruption to sight picture,and yes pcps do recoil just tiny amounts,nothing like a springer,takes a keen shooter to notice it mind
Neil54
Member Extraordinaire
I have taken one off an S400 that was used for HFT.
If set up correctly they can make a difference.
If not set up correctly they look nice.
If set up correctly they can make a difference.
If not set up correctly they look nice.
zx6fighter
Member Extraordinaire
This might be worth a look if you've got time.
I messed around for ages, and there were differences in group sizes with different settings on the air stripper, but I think I came to the conclusion that, unless you're a really really top shooter, and we're willing to spend a lot of time setting it up correctly, I wouldn't bother.
They look nice though
Recently watched one of @Tillygti6 videos on the air stripper on his xti 50, where he was doing some testing.
It looked interesting, and I wondered whether it would work on my hft 500.
Rowan engineering do an adjustable air strip for the hft500, but I'd rather try and knock something up myself before paying out good money.
So out to the shed I went, and this is what I came up with.
By the time I got it finished all the neighbours were home and being Friday evening and the hft500 being pretty loud, I had to resort to testing it in the workshop, so I only...
It looked interesting, and I wondered whether it would work on my hft 500.
Rowan engineering do an adjustable air strip for the hft500, but I'd rather try and knock something up myself before paying out good money.
So out to the shed I went, and this is what I came up with.
By the time I got it finished all the neighbours were home and being Friday evening and the hft500 being pretty loud, I had to resort to testing it in the workshop, so I only...
I messed around for ages, and there were differences in group sizes with different settings on the air stripper, but I think I came to the conclusion that, unless you're a really really top shooter, and we're willing to spend a lot of time setting it up correctly, I wouldn't bother.
They look nice though
Vangard
Member Extraordinaire
As above Rowen stuff is proper good, but if like me you can’t be bothered with all the setting up they do look nice.
I've got a rowan air stripper on my s400 , I didn't bother adjusting it , but it looks great and it gives a great sounding crack when fired , My s400 is in a tactical stock and it all just enhances my plinking Experiance 
Thanks for that, I had a look at this and there are some very interring points to take away and experiment withThis might be worth a look if you've got time.
Recently watched one of @Tillygti6 videos on the air stripper on his xti 50, where he was doing some testing.
It looked interesting, and I wondered whether it would work on my hft 500.
Rowan engineering do an adjustable air strip for the hft500, but I'd rather try and knock something up myself before paying out good money.
So out to the shed I went, and this is what I came up with.
By the time I got it finished all the neighbours were home and being Friday evening and the hft500 being pretty loud, I had to resort to testing it in the workshop, so I only...
I messed around for ages, and there were differences in group sizes with different settings on the air stripper, but I think I came to the conclusion that, unless you're a really really top shooter, and we're willing to spend a lot of time setting it up correctly, I wouldn't bother.
They look nice though