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defects happen in case you didn't know however its also made pretty cheap so iam not risking another 5.00 on this junk

your welcome happy i could help

well i talked to crosman directly and it was a full on defective batch and they were happy i brought this to their atten and its been dealt with as well it was not a new design of any sort and mis counting can happen yes but that's not going to stop you from over pumping even a proper built valve will still dum 30 pumps and you will get a fair amount of extra speed but you do risk damaging the pump piston

@@KevinMillard68 so those were defective? Anyway I just bought a 1322 a week ago from Amazon, I know this is an old video, but did they fix the valves in the more recent batches, and can I pump mines to 10 pumps and leave it pressurized overnight or will doing that damage the seals overtime?

i did say iam not an expert right. i have some arrows here with rather large fletches well feathers in this case iam aware that the arrows will react different with different size vanes or feathers depends on the lbs and speed of the bow how they reach tho if with a standard setup this i have found also the rest being used also greatly affects how the run to this i have also noticed part of what i have also been testing different rests as well on trad bows to see how things react good and bad ..i have still alot more to learn as we all do , i just got done watching a video where they guy shot lighter and heavier arrows FOC difference however what spooked me was i saw that one arrow pulled more into the riser then the other and that is not a fair test so his results to me are a bit flawed so it gave me and idea for a video of heavey vs light all arrows being equal lengths then we see the difference 100% give me a few days and ill get something new together to really make stuf fair in a real life test still going to shoot at a target but it will be fair

My camo arrows fully assembled with the wrap and 100 grain tips i have no idea what the insert weighs yet but will let you know soon anyhow they are 500 spin and 520 grains total weight fully assembled

define Extreme FOC you have to remember the more weight you add the slower its going to go and it will get to a point where the arrow just won't get more than 10 feet from you LOL i seen guy shooting 700 Plus Grain Arrows but you need alot of Bow to shoot them when they get that heavy iam at 199 fps 58lbs draw with 520 grain arrows as it is i have tried upto 62 lbs but with not alot of benefit i would have to max my bow out to 70lbs to pretty much get the same results as i do currently with 520 grain in order to shoot 700 to 760 will say,. just a ruff guess but the bow pound does creat limits as does its top speed whit for me is 314 tops with a light arrow so if iam getting 199 fps 520 grain 58 lbs right now with my current setup and extra 200 grain even at 70 lbs i dont see much happening there some but not alot hard to say tho but distance is the biggest killer tho a shorter run with higher winds not a big deal over all but longer distance all the weight in the world won't matter an arrow is a larger object so the wind can whip it faster and eaiser than it can a bullet but both are still affected big time either way even if the arrow flew pretty straight in a higher wind still it's going to get shoved way off course but i dont think the FOC is going to help it either way ,I will put this idea in my notes to look into for you and see what i can do it's worth a shot for sure ..

no idea man sorry

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your most welcome

take it out and measure it like th rest of us have to do however its 500mah

got mine form Dlairgun

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thanks I cranked my compound from 54 to 58lbs today as well did alot of shooting when my buddy came over with his bow my Poor maurada target is taking a hell of a beating and the new homemade one he even shot at with his bow which is at 50lbs and he has some of the camo arrows that i use and all but one came out we had a remove the pad and cut the arrow out LOL is was crazy but we had fun and i shot all 5 of my bows tonight must have fired 400 rounds or more both my shoulders and arms are hurting , i shoot left and right handed bows so sharing hte load holy heck but it was a great night of shooting now i need a day off LOL

in my opinion the 1322 is going to be more consistent and with a stock and steel breech and scope more accurate as there is no kick at all and springers are never as consistent in power and pumpers are never affected in the cold either unlike co2 and springers , i also favore the co2 stuff like the 2240 for the summer however it's got some upward kick to it so slam a stock on it and a 10 to 12 inch barrel and scope and steel breech makes for a wicked mini carbine , the f121 might be off the books now try DLairgun see if they have it if they done check crosman canada website for it you can by direct and cheaper than going to ctire most of the time

OK thanks for the info and the quick reply Kevy!

@@jimrudolph2864 your welcome

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you can but i dont recall how perhaps read the manual that might help

guess you missed the content try again listen next time to what's being said youll learn alot if you pay attention

takes alot of practice for either style

i would agree with you but there are people that can do both perfectly well either way how ever i prefer Instinctive myself

guess you did not watch the entire video then perhaps try again

i have had a few mustangs annd marshalls and otehr fender amps my fav is the boss katanas personaly they are the best in my opinion as for guitars i have owned way to many over the last 40+ years in the last 8 years alone way way way to many amps pedals guitars and all that stuff , at present iam at 1 guitar and thats it for now and no amps none of that stuff however there are reasons for this huge change in gear

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guns are all personal choice in the end its what you like that matters the most iam no fan of anything gamo costy to buy hard to get parts in canada and over all they do make really shit pellets and there guns like i said expensive and hard to get parts in canada Stoger is another brand i have had a few of over all they are decent but no parts access to customers and as long as your under warranty they just replace it mind you crosman has gone the same route on some of their guns as well but most times they just send you the parts you need to repair it when under warranty except for a few guns and that line up is changing year to year what they do which can be a pain in the ass to deal with, so i have opted out to just buy pumpers and co2 guns from crosman now as parts are easy to get and these are also guns that anyone can also work on with little knowledge needed..

smaller fingers do help a lot for these tiny things that's for sure

in the settings menu like everything else in life that has wifi it also has ethernet port as well.

awesome stuff i'm going order in another one when i get more money and i am going to see about making a better backer as well eventually a better stand would not be a bad idea either LOL

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use gun oil and you will FK all the seals do youll need a full rebuild kit new valve stem as well. as for getting the rest of that crap out of the fun lighter fluid then rubbing alcohol clean it all out good then reseal then use the proper stuff.. like pelgun oil or the best i have found is SAE 30 NON Detergent Motor Oil

get your parts from ebay or airgun fourms can also help Crosman will also still have the diagrams as well for all of the guns they have ever made and still make

@@KevinMillard68 I managed to fix it completely with your help , even fixed the broken mill mechanism , thanks sir 😎

@@HistoricallyAccurate247 your welcome

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If i used more weighted tips and incerts then yes your right i could use the other ones how ever try finding field tips the proper diameter they are hard to come by broad heads would be the same you have to watch the overall diameter of the tip to the shaft other wise its opens up a new can of worms for you. also you can't even trust the 500 spin deal anymore either east arrows are not the same as accmos nore are other brands the same diameter either some are the same but few and far between. And now with the hybrid arrows holy hell a new pandoras box for diameters and aucutal spine size of 500 800 300 and so on it's getting to be rather stupid. as for plastic vanes i have years of shooting bows the wrong way and i shot vanes as well better part of 40 years and they always kick to the side left or right handed bows same problem vanes are not forgiving like feathers are. Compound bows can shot either with the right rest, however recurves can also shoot either with the right rest the problem is the support for such a rest not all will works with alternate rest which i have been experimenting with on my channel with my sinoArt bow and so far with it good success. however yesterday i put a new string on my nighthawk and it's a no go for alternative rests to support both feathers and plastic vanes so your ideas tho good are very flawed and its not about being cut to center that makes the difference you also need a rest the can mount and adjust correctly And with the nighthawk 2 of the rests that work on my sinoArt will also mount on the nighthawk how ever the cross angel is the problem it pitches far right on my nighthawk which is a left handed bow i have not tried an alternate rest on my Right Handed Aspen yet but thats coming. Yes I shoot for Real Left handed bows left handed and right handed bows right handed. all the top experts will tell you shooting platic vanes is a no go on all trad bows unless you can. get a supporting rest that will allow for it. otherwise its a no go because of the lack of forgiveness.. now thats not to say that you can't do it you can do anything you want. but to get proper results you have to know each bows 100% to know the adjustments you will have to make for each arrow size and weight and fletch style etc. and its just not woth the BS to deal with.. for over 10,000 years all trad bows were made and designed only to shoot arrows with feathers because that's how they work properly and will shoot accurately. I follow top channels on youtube and i'm on some forums now as well and with my own experience and testing I put up videos myself on all my findings.so stay tuned more to come..

if you max out the ram and put in an SSD and Install Ventura Via OCLP Software then it can last you awhile

@@KevinMillard68 oh okay i get it tnk u so much

try Amazon Or China places online

i use what ever i can get my hands on that also works so it varies in brands i use

​@@KevinMillard68Thanks for the info. Bought this model on Amazon. Will see how it works with my iMac.

Bought I think the last of them from dollorama in north bay mall.

Glad you like them! but i wont waste my money again on them bit once twice shy

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You bet!

nope i dont and how you use these depends on what your trying to do with it and that is way to many options to try and even think of doing a videos on

i never tell anyone what i think they should do in. a case like this but I will say this i have made alot of bad gear choices and just got stuff i wanted and not always what i needed so my idea is if you need it keep it if you dont need and and your sure you dont then part ways and invest the money into something you do need.

you could have a bad power supply that can cause drives to go on and off which is pretty much the same thing as not enough power, add up the power draw of your CPU and GPU and Mainboard power when running everything at all bore including all fans then you know what's left then you take the amps and watts draw of each drive you have attached and that might clue you in as to what's going on Drivers for a drive well PC suck that way where macs don't voltage is never the problem unless the power supply is on it way out ot its flaky its the amps/watts you draw that is the main issue with lack of power.. think of a battery the voltage is the same but if your amps or milliamps are weak then crap acts up and then when you have used it all up the battery goes dead no more amps left to power the device in the case of a power supply once all the watts.amps are used up stuff starts to go nutty disconnect some stuff and things work again that will tell you that if the power supply is in fact good then your are over drawing. i used to build and sell custom PCs years ago and the one problem we ran into at times was the power supply could not properly power everthing just because you have all those connections did not mean you could go nuts the 2 biggest power suckers are your CPU and GPU ..

generally it goes dimmer or just shuts right off its how all rechargeable stuff works

thanks and yup

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silkicone oil in pellet guns is only to be used ion spring and nitro power airguns,. all others you use pellgun oil or sae 30 non detergent which us the top best ever, and there are a few others but i dont know the names off hand

@@KevinMillard68 Do you know why silicone oil is "wrong" ? Its an O ring seal against metal... buna O rings which is exactly how paintball guns work. Just curious it seems odd. PS: HOW THE HECK DO YOU FIND NON DETERGENT MOTOR OIL!?!?! Go back in a time machine to the 70s? ; )

fret material no i dont know but its likely nickel like most guitars are

thanks man you can look into ranch fairy as well as coach tara i perosnaly dont watch crossbow channels myself iam more into the traditional archery and compounds my self and iam starting into olympic bows a bit as well

@@KevinMillard68 I'm a woman actually, but thank you for the suggestions! I appreciate it. My experience (as a hobby) is also more to do with olympic style archery. I'm sure I'll feel right at home watching your stuff

@@KaliahSheDevil try nuseinse my spelling might be off on that but he does some olympic stuff as welll as coach tara you can also do a youtube search as just olympic archery and youll come up with alot of stuff for channels

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thats because you pull out what in there now take the specs and measurements and find same thing online and thats what you order thats why i never told you all

Thank you! Will do!

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