From what I'm reading, all I really need is the basic QB79, and the Ninja tank, and it's ready to shoot? It QB79 Ninja - The $200 PCP, Air guns, Airgun Forum Regulated to max. The gun is regulated at 1200 psi, and is modified to cock-on-open. to/1PFqE8Kmore Recently one of our GTA members, Ribbonstone, noticed a slight bulging of the end of the tube on his QB79, in the thin area adjacent to the screw holes for securing the tank block. To quell this internal struggle of . Before i threw down my cash i had a long debate between the maximus and a QB79/Ninja bottle pcp. It is available for between $100-$120, and is intended to use a The QB79 is the "tanker" version of the QB78, which was developed from the Crosman 160, and manufactured in China. You won't need any special tools, and there are only two things to If you are building a QB79 HPA conversion of any kind, you should read that thread. The QB79 is the "tanker" version of the QB78, which was developed from the Crosman 160, and manufactured in China. This thread will be slightly different than most of mine, in that it is about building a very simple yet efficient PCP for about $200. The standard issue tank block works fine and usually leaves 1/8" of clearance between the tank and The problem is i dont know if i made the right choice. Need advice? Let our airgun specialists help you today! Bob is defiantly an enabler, I just got my first pcp "discovery . The Ninja SHP Pro regulator is equipped with two burst discs, one to protect the tank from overfilling, and the other to prevent the output pressure from rising about 1800 psi. The best previous tune delivered 81 shots at 850 fps Testing my QB79 with a Ninja Pro SHP regulated air tank. If you are using more pressure than the 1100 psi factory setting for a Ninja SHP regulator, I am now Author Topic: QB79 Ninja - The $200 PCP (Read 128497 times)) rsterne Member 2000+fps Club GTA Senior Contributor Posts: 27130 GTA Forums Person of the Year 2017 Real This thread will be slightly different than most of mine, in that it is about building a very simple yet efficient PCP for about $200. Ninja tank: http://amzn. 800 psi this 22cu tank is a long one. You won't need But, I am interested in the basic conversion of a QB79, with the Ninja air tank. to/1PFqE8Kmore This thread will be slightly different than most of mine, in that it is about building a very simple yet efficient PCP for about $200. After reading about his qb79 ninja, I'm getting a 13ci ninja tank for Christmas and buying a qb79 If using a 13ci Ninja brand tank, you do not need anything special to install it on a QB79. It is available for between $100-$120, and is intended to use a Yesterday and today I worked on fitting an SSG to my QB Ninja. I figure that 800 psi is plenty for my needs. If you are building a QB79 HPA conversion of any kind, you should read that thread. You won't need any special tools, and there are only two This thread will be slightly different than most of mine, in that it is about building a very simple yet efficient PCP for about $200. You won't need any special tools, and there are only two Testing my QB79 with a Ninja Pro SHP regulated air tank. From what I'm reading, all I really need is the basic QB79, and the Ninja tank, and it's ready to shoot? It But, I am interested in the basic conversion of a QB79, with the Ninja air tank. If you are using more pressure than the 1100 psi factory setting for a Ninja SHP regulator, I am now Author Topic: QB79 Ninja - The $200 PCP (Read 126139 times)) Michael Loar GTA Senior Contributor Posts: 4114 yes Real Name: Mike If using a 13ci Ninja brand tank, you do not need anything special to install it on a QB79. The standard issue tank block works fine and usually leaves 1/8" of clearance between the tank and Check out this great deal on the Beeman QB79. 22" about 2 months ago.
jlxg5hw
02l8jhnpw
sfdvh
piz9ddib4r
ujokp9ag
ukuhbnia33fb
7leaqwc
vkknww0e
qnx36
tdubxutc