N/A New pcp air rifle.
- By Scotay42
- PCP Airguns
- 37 Replies
All of them. Lol, it all comes down to preference. Right or left cocking, weight, trigger feel, shot cycle, etc. So many uses or needs as well.
I finally got one !So many guns to choose it’ll make your head explo
The eq is on my radar. I've been watching videos on the rti mora it's also one I'm looking at. The epoch is another but not sure the electronic is a good idea as i will be hunting with it if I can find a place.Premium features without the premium price
Karma EQ
Reximex Throne 2
I'm in Ft Worth.RMCIV, what area of Texas?, lots AG folks here. If your about and get near New Waverly look us up. Veradium Air.
nice buildThanks for the kind comments.
For S_Gru, Tommy's comments should carry more weight than mine, he shoots better. But I do not have the patience to shoot totally off bags. Repositioning for each shot is just not something I want to do. With yesterday's target I have now shot a grand total of 3 200s, one each of the last three years. So I've done it but cannot consider myself at the upper level of this. Two of my 200s were with a front bipod and a rear monopod that adjusts for windage and elevation. I believe Ed uses a nicer version of this method of supporting his airguns. I'll include a picture of my home made version. The only a little bit complicated fabrication technique is to weld all threaded rod couplers together. My latest 200 was done with a Caldwell Rock BR front rest and a rear bag, I think the exact same one pictured by Tommy. That front rest was about $125 when I bought it. It adjusts for height and elevation nicely. It does not have the slop in the threads of my home made monopod. If you are patient bags alone clearly work. If you want to be able to mechanically realign the scope for the shots that can be done at either the front or the rear of the gun,
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Thanks Jim!
“Tim the Tool Man,“ I am not.
I’m 71 years old and this is the 2nd time in my life using my new Dremmel. The guy at ACE Hardware gave me the idea earlier in the day while I was asking about using a round wood file.
I didn’t realize the power or RPMs this thing could muster and I accidentally chipped a small piece of stock around this nipple hole. Fortunately, it faces the bottom and no one sees it. However, the Dremmel was the exact right tool for fixing the Royale.
But, it always makes me feel like a million bucks when I can fix/try something myself vs. send a gun out to have it repaired. Usually, I accidentally screw it up, then send it out but I at least give it a try first.
I actually get a bigger kick from challenging my ‘ insecurity ‘ and fixing my AG once in a while vs, posting a good score.
Silly hobby altogether…![]()
No worries and I'm sure there's cases like it with even more padding and if you see one let me know. It's's hard to tell dimensions even from pictures because of different angles. I was hesitant even ordering it without seeing it firstI apologize , i should have just kept my mouth shut , to much coffee this early hahaha
I apologize , i should have just kept my mouth shut , to much coffee this early hahahaThe divider wall between the two guns is a bit thin, quarter inch, but the rest is good it's sturdy, and for simple transport more than enough, unless you're just throwing the gun around and then get a hard case.
And I got skunked again, no coyotes. I parked the UTV walked about a hundred yards away and set up and nothing all night time to head home
Looking almost absurd!!RAW .30 @100Y with JSB 44. #11 is my smallest group I’ve ever shot at 100Y with pellets.
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The divider wall between the two guns is a bit thin, quarter inch, but the rest is good it's sturdy, and for simple transport more than enough, unless you're just throwing the gun around and then get a hard case.in the pictures it looks thin walled , a bit soft , the scope looks to be pushing the wall out to fit . I stress the use of the word "looks " Probably i would buy if i handled it in person .
Seems so. I was sceptical when I saw one of the videos and they stated they only shoot to 50 as beyond there are to many variables.Seems these AM Ace slugs may be a bit over hyped.
Cases that come with guns have always been a joke in my experiences. From benelli to fx. They're kind of useless and generally more for shipping I think.Let’s see. An expensive gun that comes with a hard case, and when scoped it won’t fit in the case.
Hmmmm, as a former marketing guy, it’s the marketing person who put the kit together. The person doesn’t actually shoot, so they choose the less expensive case having no clue why it costs less other than size.
The sad part is no one in the organization recognizes the problem in time and they buy 50,000 cases…you can’t go back.
in the pictures it looks thin walled , a bit soft , the scope looks to be pushing the wall out to fit . I stress the use of the word "looks " Probably i would buy if i handled it in person .