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csdilligaf Expert

Joined: 19 Nov 2006 Posts: 561 City, State: San Diego,CA
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Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 7:31 pm Post subject: Got new Rapid MKII today...... |
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Was very impressed with it so far. Good quality and very crisp feel. At first with out a scope on it I wanted a little more wieght to the rear but after scoping it with a bushy 6X24 side focus it feels better. I realy wish it came with the theoben FT in left hand. I really want it for a bench rest gun and a little more wieght would be nice.
I had planned on bumping up the power but I just shoots so nice like this maybe I will leave it alone for awhile. Use my Airranger to feed the power need.
Love the bolt action and trigger, simply awesome. The clip seems to really fit in tight and fights me in and out. Can I sand a little on it to get it in better without it just falling out by itself?
Got the PAG fiberwrapped tank also and like the whip it come's with. I know the tank needs an extra hydro over the 15 years but no biggy.
Will do some follow up after I enjoy it some more...
Chip |
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Killer-B Site Admin/Owner


Joined: 08 May 2005 Posts: 15832 City, State: Vancouver, WA
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Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 7:48 pm Post subject: Re: Got new Rapid MKII today...... |
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| csdilligaf wrote: | Was very impressed with it so far. Good quality and very crisp feel. At first with out a scope on it I wanted a little more wieght to the rear but after scoping it with a bushy 6X24 side focus it feels better. I realy wish it came with the theoben FT in left hand. I really want it for a bench rest gun and a little more wieght would be nice.
I had planned on bumping up the power but I just shoots so nice like this maybe I will leave it alone for awhile. Use my Airranger to feed the power need.
Love the bolt action and trigger, simply awesome. The clip seems to really fit in tight and fights me in and out. Can I sand a little on it to get it in better without it just falling out by itself?
Got the PAG fiberwrapped tank also and like the whip it come's with. I know the tank needs an extra hydro over the 15 years but no biggy.
Will do some follow up after I enjoy it some more...
Chip |
Chip,
hay how about some pictures of that gun.
KILLER-B _________________ "We live for another day of Airgunning" |
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SP Site Moderator


Joined: 08 Nov 2006 Posts: 3572 City, State: Commiefornia
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Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 8:19 pm Post subject: |
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Chip,
Do not sand the magazine! All you have to do is loosen up the barrel and slide it out JUST A TAD. And that will eliminate the tight magazine issues.
BTW, congrats!
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Canazes9 Marksman

Joined: 29 Mar 2005 Posts: 224 City, State: Lumberton, TX
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Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 8:24 pm Post subject: Re: Got new Rapid MKII today...... |
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| csdilligaf wrote: | Was very impressed with it so far. Good quality and very crisp feel. At first with out a scope on it I wanted a little more wieght to the rear but after scoping it with a bushy 6X24 side focus it feels better. I realy wish it came with the theoben FT in left hand. I really want it for a bench rest gun and a little more wieght would be nice.
I had planned on bumping up the power but I just shoots so nice like this maybe I will leave it alone for awhile. Use my Airranger to feed the power need.
Love the bolt action and trigger, simply awesome. The clip seems to really fit in tight and fights me in and out. Can I sand a little on it to get it in better without it just falling out by itself?
Got the PAG fiberwrapped tank also and like the whip it come's with. I know the tank needs an extra hydro over the 15 years but no biggy.
Will do some follow up after I enjoy it some more...
Chip |
Congratulations Chip!
Enjoy!
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Ca_Varminter Site Admin


Joined: 17 Apr 2005 Posts: 5205 City, State: N. California, USA
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Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 8:41 pm Post subject: |
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| SP wrote: | Chip,
Do not sand the magazine! All you have to do is loosen up the barrel and slide it out JUST A TAD. And that will eliminate the tight magazine issues.
BTW, congrats!
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I am glad you like your Rapid. We see how long you last until you decide it is lonely and need a little btother!!
BTW Do exactly what SP says but....
Once you loosen the barrel clamp you also have to loosen the barrel indexing screw!!(it is an allen insert where the front scope ring bolt screws into!!)
Stuart _________________
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csdilligaf Expert

Joined: 19 Nov 2006 Posts: 561 City, State: San Diego,CA
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Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 11:34 pm Post subject: I just found that out |
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I called Steve at PAG and he walked me through it as well. Also mentioned possibly have to adjust the set screw in the end of the probe if it does not seal good after nudging the barrel forward. But after several magizines I think it has loosend up a little so I will ride it out for now.
Really like the Rapid alot allready but need to machine the quick fill out the bottom port of the reciever ASAP. Hate the whole bottle comming off thing to refill. And will not put the one in the end of the bottle, just my opinion, I know a lot of people do and have never heard of one blowin' but that's just me.
Got to figure out a gauge too, I guess I'm like 220Swift after getting used to the ease of both these things on the Airranger I cant do without.
I may even leave the power alone. I feel very confident about its accuracy right now at 32fpe and dont want to risk it.
thanks, and glad to be in the Rapid club now. Chip |
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SP Site Moderator


Joined: 08 Nov 2006 Posts: 3572 City, State: Commiefornia
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Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 11:58 pm Post subject: Re: I just found that out |
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| csdilligaf wrote: | I called Steve at PAG and he walked me through it as well. Also mentioned possibly have to adjust the set screw in the end of the probe if it does not seal good after nudging the barrel forward. But after several magizines I think it has loosend up a little so I will ride it out for now.
Really like the Rapid alot allready but need to machine the quick fill out the bottom port of the reciever ASAP. Hate the whole bottle comming off thing to refill. And will not put the one in the end of the bottle, just my opinion, I know a lot of people do and have never heard of one blowin' but that's just me.
Got to figure out a gauge too, I guess I'm like 220Swift after getting used to the ease of both these things on the Airranger I cant do without.
I may even leave the power alone. I feel very confident about its accuracy right now at 32fpe and dont want to risk it.
thanks, and glad to be in the Rapid club now. Chip |
Chip ,
welcome to the club! BTW where will you purchase the male threaded quick fill adapter? Thanks. |
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220swift Site Moderator


Joined: 08 Nov 2006 Posts: 4124 City, State: Nevada County,Calif USA
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Posted: Thu Dec 14, 2006 1:09 am Post subject: Re: I just found that out |
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| csdilligaf wrote: | I called Steve at PAG and he walked me through it as well. Also mentioned possibly have to adjust the set screw in the end of the probe if it does not seal good after nudging the barrel forward. But after several magizines I think it has loosend up a little so I will ride it out for now.
Really like the Rapid alot allready but need to machine the quick fill out the bottom port of the reciever ASAP. Hate the whole bottle comming off thing to refill. And will not put the one in the end of the bottle, just my opinion, I know a lot of people do and have never heard of one blowin' but that's just me.
Got to figure out a gauge too, I guess I'm like 220Swift after getting used to the ease of both these things on the Airranger I cant do without.
I may even leave the power alone. I feel very confident about its accuracy right now at 32fpe and dont want to risk it.
thanks, and glad to be in the Rapid club now. Chip |
Chip
yes welcome to the K-B rapid club ,it growing nicely
Im almost ready for some more testing,my self.
post some pic's so we all can be in aaw, of your new friend
Swift _________________ Swift
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tuning mild to wild
custom parts made to order
swiftairgunparts@sbcglobal.net
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csdilligaf Expert

Joined: 19 Nov 2006 Posts: 561 City, State: San Diego,CA
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Posted: Thu Dec 14, 2006 9:49 am Post subject: QF |
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I bought a nice QF at the paintball store. Its the correct foster fitting and on the back side has a set screw that has the hex all the way threw so air can pass and hold back the spring and detent as well. I have seen almost the same fitting on Airhog's site but I wanted it in my hand to see how it worked so I ran to the paintball store. I will have to turn another piece to step up the thread size to what is in the bottom of the Rapid. Then put a hole in the stock. I was thining of putting another hole just in front of that for a gauge but this would intersect the high flow piece that the bottle goes on so maybe not a good idea.
I dont know how to post a pic on this site, how do I do that?
Thanks, Chip |
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Killer-B Site Admin/Owner


Joined: 08 May 2005 Posts: 15832 City, State: Vancouver, WA
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Posted: Thu Dec 14, 2006 11:38 am Post subject: Re: QF |
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| csdilligaf wrote: | I bought a nice QF at the paintball store. Its the correct foster fitting and on the back side has a set screw that has the hex all the way threw so air can pass and hold back the spring and detent as well. I have seen almost the same fitting on Airhog's site but I wanted it in my hand to see how it worked so I ran to the paintball store. I will have to turn another piece to step up the thread size to what is in the bottom of the Rapid. Then put a hole in the stock. I was thining of putting another hole just in front of that for a gauge but this would intersect the high flow piece that the bottle goes on so maybe not a good idea.
I dont know how to post a pic on this site, how do I do that?
Thanks, Chip |
Chip,
I have sent you a PM.
KILLER-B _________________ "We live for another day of Airgunning" |
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