graycrait said:

229.99 on Amazon right now. Hope they are clearing inventory in preparation for the early release of the Microstrike!

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Likely because of price increases.

Most CCTV cameras have motion detection, the problem is they will sense every little motion most often, so imperative to not have a too wide field of view.
top down view preferred as then nothing in the background.
Modern CCTV cameras also have AI and so if turned on will only alert to human or vehicle shaped motion, but sadly no rat profiles in those.

The Dahua camera on my parked car dont care for cats most birds and whatever little critters, but two magpies nesting in a tree in the back yard, they always come up as human movement detected.

At my friends place we also have one of his CCTV cameras on the place where we bait for mice and rats, but the motion detection are his two rottweilers and of course ourself too, the playback screen are right behind / above his PC monitor.

I know prices,I know what it takes do custom something ,money and time spent.Truthfully the only thing I can not do is make a stock.I think we are talking more about the time involved to do something right.Also wouldn't you want to keep the gun you fixed up for yourself?
Custom stocks usually cost more than the gun it is made for.
Your work is free ,Thank you.

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Thanks I will try that!

What happens when you poke your head out from behind the tree

I experienced the same problem. resolved it by greasing the bolt with Molly grease.

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Tactical but not for aestheticts but the *potential* for easy adjustments and modularity, assuming it's not some proprietary parts/form factor.

JungleShooter said:

I am usually organized, but the last time I asked for a link to these electronic rat alert systems — I did not record it right away — and now I can't find the post....

Would you have some suggestions and links?

Thank you.

Matthias

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Matthias! Sorry if I didn't see a post about a link, my bad. Here is the one I am using but there are many to choose from off of amazon. I also rubber band it to a metal rod close to the peanut butter, works like a charm, just make sure not to cover the IR light with the rubber band when doing so.

Thx so much, Michael!!!

Good Luck.

I purchased a Daisy 120 pellet rifle for my daughter back in the 1980's. It's spent several decades buried under clutter in her garage. She's turned it over to me to clean up and make it useable for her, her kids, and grandkids. I've read it was made by El Gamo and is an Expo model without a butt plate basically. Are there manuals available for this air rifle? Also the rear sight elevation dial is broken and only half of it remains. Are there any parts available for this unit? Thanks in advance for any information provided. Bryant

Very nice work.

Ranchibi said:

I also use a wireless doorcam and get alerts.

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I am usually organized, but the last time I asked for a link to these electronic rat alert systems — I did not record it right away — and now I can't find the post....

Would you have some suggestions and links?

Thank you.

Matthias

I smear peanut butter on my bait stations platform and the rats have to stay and eat it there, they cannot run off with it like a piece of corn. Some will take a quick small bite and run off then return and repeat that action but then they get tired of that . But most stay and eat....I also use a wireless doorcam and get alerts.

Thanksfor that. Now that pic, how nice. Wish I knew more about the rifle she is sporting.

I'll 2nd (or 3rd??) about having a longer QD fir impact (I saw you're going in a diff direction) and larger 6/9L bottle to start off...I did and happy I went that route.

Eventually I did get a tuxing compressor after relocating where there are no dive shops available.

Side note, you don't necessarily need a dive shop, some industrial shops will also fill (and cheaper in my case), if they don't ask just let them know it's not used for breathing.

bdzjlz said:

A great way to spend a beautiful but windy spring day! Lollipops at 50 yards with airguns .

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Yesssss!