Recent content by EddieB

Was wondering what happened as well, I was a subscriber.

I had the spring powered Sniper 125 in .25 cal. In less than three tins of pellets, it blew a seal. Also, the holes in the stock where the two post of the cheek rest went into, broke. The cheek rest wouldn't stay in place. Hatsan was johnny on the spot warranty wise and replaced the gun. ...

My experience with the entry level Discovery .22: Two squirrels taken at 25 yards, the first one was a heart/lung shot and it hardly twitched at all. The 2nd was taken... (this was my first attempt at using a scope cam.) The third squirrel was taken about 20 yards. It did the dance of dance...

As a fellow Disco owner, can't help but admire it. Perhaps one of these days mine will will get that sort of treatment. That's a good lookin' gun!

I've had a Disco for about three years. It has taken squirrels out to 25 yards with cphp from Wally World. Basically, it's used as a backyard pesting tool. It gets about 15 useful shots and is very accurate. It was bought because of the frustration of dealing with the spring powered Hatsan...

That .30 cal is nasty! The 103 yard shot was impressive.

The spring powered Hatsan .25 125 Sniper. Seal issue, scope killer and was just too hold sensitive. Sold it within a year. The .22 NP Trail may have been half way tolerable if the trigger would have been replaced. It was sold after stepping into the dark side. 

Just wow! BTW, did you take pictures of the pellet entry?

Congrats! Call me a contrarian, but the Sumatra looks good. In fact, since Neil makes LDCs for them, I'm saving up for the carbine. 

Was wondering about that last week. But reality set in and 35 yards is the longest shot that can be taken in the backyard. I zeroed the rifle in at 25 yards then used the mill dots for holdover/under. Since the trees are about ten yards apart, doing math to figure out the mill dot/distance...

Can any of you computer whizzes explain why Manny's pictures aren't viewable? It happens on the other forums too. By the way, my computer doesn't have trouble with other member's pictures. Thanks!

I subscribed to your Youtube channel this morning then found you on this forum- small world. Keep up the good work!

As a city dweller in Little Rock, airguns were the logical choice to teach the daughters about gun safety. After watching Ted's and Rick Eutsler's videos, this middle aged man was hooked. Two springers, a multi-pumper and a .22 Disco have been acquired in the past 3 1/2 years. After falling...