Trucker3573 said:

Love the the quickness of the digital range finder. Much more efficient than ranging with a handheld then dialing. This aspect alone makes the digital optic tolerable for hunting at reasonable distances. Problem with them is clarity as you zoom. It’s horrible compared to a good traditional scope making the digital not really a good choice for precision paper shooting. In my experience walking through the woods encountering many different lighting areas the digital scope is always off

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i hear that for sure. shadows are difficult and the optics are no match for good glass. I think there is a time and a place for it. I think for an airgun with such a major ballistic lob trajectory, if the LRF can truly dial in hold over, all the clarity arguments are negated. To be able to get to zero at range with a push of a button is absolutely WILD.

daddypaddy said:

lol my daughter heard the song and started singing along… then i called her over to watch squirrels die.

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bahahahaha. perfect!

209airgunner said:

Good shooting! How are you liking the zulus?

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absolutely love it. at this point the limitation is consistency of the dynamic and my shooting abilities

domes are going to be the most accurate at distance.

Mr. mercado,
Thanks for your input and experience with big bore moderators. This kind of information from experienced air gunners is key to safe operation of our pellet rifles.

Stay healthy and safe,
Arrowhead1951

I bought a BOG death grip infinite tripod. I was going to wait on this, but I found a “used like new” one on Amazon for half price. Still weighing out if I am gonna use it the clamp or use the Arca plate on my Barra. Anybody have any experience or thoughts?

I would be happy with any of these rifles.

airgun_hack said:

What is it?

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Ground Squirrel

igolfat8 said:

Are you still using 38 grains?

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Plus or minus 1/2 gr

Hopefully they will start carrying more parts.

A dime sized group is sufficient for my style of shooting which is mainly Starling elimination.

I would not accept a rifle with mismatched rails, out of line grooves or any other similar. Especially at that price but really, no price.

OldVet said:

This post question is for the guys that own expensive airguns and anyone that just knows. If a man that is not rich was to have saved his money till he had $2000 , and was asking for advice , and even it's twice that much what air rifle would he buy , and oh yeah just for target shooting I can't kill animals anymore it's just not in my heart. Not competition either just a really nice well made dependable air rifle. What is the rifle you would have bought the first time if you knew.
Thanks for your advice.

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OldVet - are you looking for a "black rifle" (ie short AR style) or are you a traditional walnut and steel bolt/lever action?

Thank you gentlemen for the quick responses and to Joe with the lead to the UK airgunforum.

I finally was successful in the complete tear down of this model, woohoo! Now that its done I must say it is a rather simple airgun to tear down, biggest issue was not knowing proper procedure. Once inside I found a broken spring, with a bad double cant to itself along with an extreme case of dried up tar. Now it's time to order some new parts and a Lube tune.

This 55N is a beautiful rifle, much looking forward to shooting this gun!

Thanks once again gentlemen!
Cheers

R10 SE Linseed Oil Hand Rubbed Finish

Congratulations that's awesome

I don't remember seeing a grub screw on my Mk1. I'll look tomorrow. Wicking green loctite will fix that if it don't

This thing is lots of fun

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My setup