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We used 2mm allen key

the general value is around 3,6mm , but this number is always a little different and it also depends on whether the regulator has not been out of the rifle for a long time.

Hi, if you mean the stock, then no, it's still an airgun, so there are fundamental differences, the main ones are for example the hole for the regulator and pressure gauge + supply tubes

@@AirgunRegulator I can solve the holes, but do the pipes and other things fit in the case?? thanks

Looks like my Arken 6-25 gen 2

yes we send to the US

you can find the standard M24 serial pruduction here, where you can also make a purchase if you meet the country's export rules : www.militaryairgun.com/114-airguns-pcp

Hello, I'm glad you like the videos. Once the regulator is installed you will be able to limit the power to the rifle via the adjustment wheel on the rifle as this limits the flow to the barrel and this will work after the regulator is installed.

So if I put the altaros regulator, this regulator will not influence depending on whether the power selector is at 1,2 or 3. Because if the regulator is set to 140, for example, the same air will come out in position 1 as in position 3 or a different amount of air will come out, regardless of whether the regulator is set. thank you

@@josetraperomartinez9978 the output pressure from the regulator is the same for all settings, but if you limit the size of the hole (transferport) between the valve and the barrel, a different total amount of air passes through at the same pressure but different hole size. So for each setting there will be a different total power/muzzle velocity.

266m/s and neither. The power is achieved, thanks to the unbeatable concept of the Altaros M24 rifle system. The output pressure is 190bar and the volume of the chamber with regulated pressure is small below 30 cc

​@@AirgunRegulator 266(m/s) is somewhat low i'd argue. I get that a PCP becomes more efficient with decreasing velocity...but imho 300(m/s) is the optimal velocity. Lower velocities will increase the hang time which in turn increases ilexposure time to wind. Instinctively, i'd trade mass of the bullet for velocity keeping the energy constant. Have you tried that? Does a heavy slug really justify the tradeoff?

​@@AirgunRegulatorby "unbeatable concept" i presume you mean yoyr inline valve? Is that the essence of the efficiency of your design?

@@aleksandrsnaumovs4277 I am able to get them at 300m/s, but it is a disadvantage, as at this speed the total wind deviation is bigger than at 280m/s, as you are already moving in the transonics area (over 0.8 mach).

@@aleksandrsnaumovs4277 It's not primarily about Inline Valve, but about the total concept and zero space between the valve and the projectile

Slugs are already on the market and the rifle is already preparing in serial www.militaryairgun.com/domu/246-atp-super-king-59gr-223.html

Altaros M24 in aluminium stock

Thx

The information is in the text below the video and the main information can be found here: ua-cam.com/video/HfX-zaaURkg/v-deo.html

Unfortunately, I do not know at all what type of rifle it is, but maybe someone from the viewer will know and will have some advice.

The regulator needs contact with atmospheric pressure.

Thank you for the subject, but since the original filling pin and therefore the quick coupling are non -standard and incompatible, so it is enough to settle on the bottle or pump the right quick connection and then there is no error

@@AirgunRegulator Good detail, do you know if it can be directly replaced by a standard rifle coupling, is it the same thread?

@@semproniodensso3353 No is not, moreover, it's not a good idea because this manufacturer should start using standard pins like everyone else, standardization in this respect is a good way

More info on silencer with muzzle brake find on this link: www.altaros.cz/73-silencers

The regulator type that needs to have an atmosphere connection uses atmospheric pressure as a reference value if it does not connect with the atmosphere, then over time could change the output pressure.

Thank you for your interest in our M24 rifle, but unfortunately outside the EU we have a negotiated exception for shipping with UPS to the US only.

Thanks for sharing your results, we're glad you're happy with our slugs.

If this bottle hav thread M18x1,5 then yes.

Yes that’s correct

Muzzle velocity: 303 m/s - 994 fps, used barrel with 1:9 twist.

thanks, I'm glad you like our work. I'm only 1:18. I never had the opportunity to buy 1:16

@@AirgunRegulator really appreciate the reply !

thanks, yes they work well in both FX and Scoutn rifles as shown by a recent competition in the 🇺🇸 USA on100 yards, where the first 6 places were taken by shooters with FX and Scout rifles and all of them were using our APT slugs.

www.militaryairgun.com/2030-large_default/altaros-m24.jpg here is a photo of a hunters magazine attached to the rifle. Hunting magazine is practically just a box for 2 slugs and works as a plug when using a single load adapter.

Understood so it will function as both a magazine and a plug. Meaning I can still load one in. The chamber and put two in the hunting magazine for a total 3 repeating shots?

@@jaydoes2166 yes, a maximum of 2+1 shots, but it is necessary to take into account that the rifle does not have a weapon safety, so it is then loaded.

@@AirgunRegulatorthank you for the explanations

Thank you. You are right that even most firearms shooters do not shoot at such a long distance. Airgun shotes don't at all, so even they don't have much chance to compare the difficulty with their standard distance at which they shoot. People who don't shoot at all can't imagine the difficulty at all, that's just a fact. I made this video mainly for people who know from their own experience how difficult it is to shoot at these distances and I got really good feedback from these few people, which I really appreciate. Generally, a quote from Leonardo Da Vinci fits this topic: " You do ill if you praise, but worse if you censure, when you do not properly understand. "

thanks, but don't look at the size here at all, it was a special barrel with different dimensions than the standard .22 The common dimensions of our slugs are on our slugs website. www.militaryairgun.com/60-slugs

@@AirgunRegulator appreciate the reply, cheers !

for this distance it is possible to use our standard production M24 in .25 caliber and our ATP King (or Queen) slugs. The parameters of the rifle and the ammunition will be practically the same, as with this record at 1400 yard ( BC and MV )

@@AirgunRegulator Yes mais votre twist utilisé est celui d’une vraie carabine donc la stabilité du projectile n’a rien à voir 😊 , nous sommes bien d’accord 🙂 Je vous ai passé une commande de 66gr .25 et 67gr .223 il y a une semaine💪🏼 Vos 56gr .22 seraient intéressant à la vente :)

@@botbot1759 Thank you for your order. Yes, you can't use 66gr in a normal .22 airgun barrel, but for shooting at these distances, on caliber is generally doesn't matter, but only the bullet's speed and ballistic coefficient. So the 66gr .25 has practically the same properties as the bullet used at 1400 yards. After back validation, these slugs used on 1400 yards recosds had a BC G7 of around 0.135 -0.14.

The regulator is inserted into the airtube with the narrower side facing forward, so that it is inserted halfway into the thread. Then the airtube is screwed onto the rifle, leaving a small gap (0.1-0.3 mm) In the past, UA-cam had the option of written comments in the video, but then canceled it, so some information is missing here. Here you will find written instructions www.altaros.cz/domu/130-1585-evanix-raistorm-sl-shb-regulator.html#/25-caliber-177_45mm/40-required_energy_with_regulator-75j_55_ft_lbs

195 bar rifle regulator (210 on external regulator) with 755 mm long barrel. Small recoil is also caused by a relatively heavy aluminum stock and also a large heavy optic + a large rear bag from the manufacturer SEB

What is the max bar settings for the M24 .25 cal output regulator?

What is the max bar settings for the M24 .25 cal rifle regulator?

@@rodjava The basic version of the regulator with which the rifle is delivered has a limited limit according to the instructions to 180bar, while unofficially you can go to a range of around 200bar, but here the regulator can gradually settle down a bit. We are currently selling a version of rifles with a maximum output pressure of up to 250 bar, while this output pressure is not always an advantage.

Thanks

@@AirgunRegulator 👍👍👍😇😇😇

thanks for asking, I added it under the video. I finally have a new one installed: ARKEN OPTICS EP5 5-25X56 FFP . My 3 pcs of ARKEN OPTICS SH4 6-24X50 GEN2 FFP are good, but here you can see the improvement and in addition, I am completely satisfied with 10mRad per revolution, compared to 8mRad, where it was necessary to calculate unnecessarily in a non-decimal system

​@@AirgunRegulator Hello. I don't understand. Are you talking about a 4 inch target. 4 inches is 100mm. 245 yards/224 meters. How did you get the range to 245 yards? You can calculate the distance using your reticle. EP-5 5-25X56 FFP Illuminated VPR 1/10mil 100mmХ1000/0.3mil=333m 100mmХ1000/0.4mil=250m

@@user-xs6jv9vv7y I don't know exactly what's wrong, there is a meter attached to the target, which shows 10 cm, the distance is measured by a drone at a distance of 350 m, and for example at 0:21 you can find the moment when the dot is placed exactly on the corner of the target and the other side slightly touches the position of the first dash . The distance between the center of the dot and the beginning of the first dash is 0.25 mRad. Thus, the measured size across the crosshairs of the target size is below 0.3 Mrad. 1 MOA at 350m is 10.22cm. 0.3mRad per 350m = 10.5cm

@@AirgunRegulator 245 yards is the distance to another target. I understand correctly?

@@user-xs6jv9vv7y V is meant to be a down arrow. Yes, about 245 yards (I didn't measure this exactly) there is a bullet catcher with two targets, the yellow one being the same size as the target I was shooting at this video.

Settings ,speed, slugs, cal, ?

thank you, we are glad that you are satisfied with our M24 airgun

twist 1:12 is enough to stabilize them, but it makes the BC a little worse (barrel 1:12 is just used in the video) A twist of 1:10 would be fully optimal

contact the rifle manufacturer. I don't even own this rifle and I don't know what the design of the pressure gauge and its sealing is.