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Old 16 April 2009, 20:44   #1
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Anyone with an FAC

Is there anyone on this forum with an FAC-air rifle. Please pm me, I need some help.
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Have had one in the past - what do you want to know???
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Have had one in the past - what do you want to know???
Was it one of those German ones that you could .. put a new spring in but wernt too sure or maybe he wants to know what the maximum muzzle velocity is after using WD40

So whats up Limey L c'mon ?
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Was it one of those German ones that you could .. put a new spring in but wernt too sure or maybe he wants to know what the maximum muzzle velocity is after using WD40

So whats up Limey L c'mon ?
I've got a Weirauch HW80 which was the thing when I was a kid. The latest pneumatics are deadly, I think anything over 22ftlbs muzzle velocity requires an FAC. My F-in-law has an FAC pneumatic. It's so complicated, we can't ever get the thing fully charged or upto full power.
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I think anything over 22ftlbs muzzle velocity requires an FAC.
12 ftlbs !
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12 ftlbs !
Yup and 6 for a pistol.

Just to put it into perspective 9mm is about 350ftlbs as in a MP5 and a 12 bore is about 2200!!!
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Ok, OK,
Need to import a silencer for a 36ftlb. rile into Mexico where they are not considered a firearm. UK dealers will not export so I have to find a non UK dealer/ manufacturer that can. Will try Germany tomorrow. What a bunch of BS, however, same rules as the USA.
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Surley muzzle velocity is measured in distance /time ie feet per second. how does ftlbs relate
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How many feet it will fire a lb weight upwards.
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Ok, OK,
Need to import a silencer for a 36ftlb. rile into Mexico where they are not considered a firearm. UK dealers will not export so I have to find a non UK dealer/ manufacturer that can. Will try Germany tomorrow. What a bunch of BS, however, same rules as the USA.
Cant you just buy one for a 22LR and use that ? or do you need an FAC for that over there even if its not for firearm use ? You could make one pretty easily too, even from plastic clicky They are more amenable to them here on larger calibres now due to 'Health and Safety' regs would you believe, you couldnt make it up
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