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If you must keep the food source there, then live catch it in a trap. Go out, cover with a blanket. Dont try to sneak up on it. Their eyesight isnt great, but their hearing is excellent. Just talk as you go up to it, gently put a blanket or towel over the live catch cage and relocate it. I've trapped quite a few in this way and have never had one spray.

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Avator said:

Be careful that all those little parts go in exactly like the video shows. Some pins from the bottom and others from the top.

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I agree with this. I have marked the video posted by @Avator where you need to pay attention closely. At the first time index (2:30 to 2:35) note the little shim washer that falls out as he is removing the cocking lever. Note the second time index (5:18 to 5:27) when he is re-assembling to put the replacement lever back in. This assists in insuring the back portion of the cocking lever mount is in proper alignment. Make note of which side it needs to go on. When I replaced my cocking lever, this shim was present. So I made sure I put it back exactly how it came out.

Being out of alignment will cause issues like this. Also, loose fit will as well. You probably need to insure this shim isn't missing, or may need to shim it in other areas of the cocking lever mechanism. Either way, used properly, shims will insure alignment and tighter fit.

What do I know though, I'm not a gunsmith. So, I could be completely wrong <grin>.

Time index 1 link

Time index 2 link

Emu said:

DRS 2 is called Leopard.

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You missed the key word in the title of this thread..., 'Classic'. Personally, I have no interest in any of the other versions of the DRS platform, only the Classic. I would like to hear what others would like to see changed by FX on the classic models going forward.

I have been shooting the JSB KO 20.83gr .216 slug at 980fps out of my barra 250z and it has remained a tack driver and I haven't had to clean the barrel yet, with about 150 slugs shot. I love this slug. This is the first .22 that I have shot that is beyond the 32fpe range of power, and it is a completely different animal. It's much more like a .25 caliber at this point, which is my favorite caliber, and this is joining that status level fast. Thanks for this thread Dillon, it was extremely helpful to me!

Can I ask why you feed the coons in the first place?

mikey fingers said:

Hey I definitely sending mine to u if possible me missing these 2 half fingers on my left hand just don't have the dexterity anymore

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Talked on the phone with u about a lever bolt issue

Hajimoto said:

Hello Guys and Gals, Today I would like to offer you all a video I made that details the disassembly and reassembly of the new Umarex Gauntlet in .22 Caliber. In this video I completely disassemble the rifle and point out areas that can be modified to improve the performance of the rifle. I will field any questions that the video does not cover and can clarify anything that I may have said that was not clear.

Enjoy!

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Hey I definitely sending mine to u if possible me missing these 2 half fingers on my left hand just don't have the dexterity anymore

I just checked the coon feeder the skunk ate about 1/2 the food. I will add another inch to the spout that should stop the skunks from eating, but still allow the coons to get to eat the main course, after which I will give them their final dessert of Pb!

That's why I don't recommend coon cuffs unless you want to deal with a skunk stuck in one.

I have their dual gauge valves on two of their tanks, it's the black one, the first option on your screenshot. I like them because they have a one-way fill valve, and the second gauge that lets me know the tank pressure I prefer this to dead heading a single gauge valve. I can slow fill with them fine.

Not done one on a r3 just my r5 and my friends r5
but there are vids on them not sure if edgun west has them or utube
r5s are not that bad they are great guns the edguns

BTW... while you're in there.... round the point off of that grub screw that goes through the trigger blade for adjustment. It really smooths out the gritty trigger. A dab of moly grease on it.

DRS 2 is called Leopard.

Just thinking about this post. My first gun is this Browning leverage under lever. It was a big deal to buy a real gun and scope. But with Mikes help at flying dragon and a LOT of pellets I could shoot the gun well enough to say I am ready for a TX200 and a serous piece of glass. Then head for the nationals.
Today I dusted the gun off after offering it for sale at the Indiana gun show for 150 bucks.
I have a friend that wants to learn to shoot. He has the 2000 dollars but has no idea what to buy So I’m gonna lend hime all kinds of different guns to take home and practice and learn to shoot. First off is a springer with a creepy trigger.
If he can shoot this, he can shoot anything.
I wanted to sight it in for him at 17. That’s my home range distance and a good start point.
But my point is this gun coast 150 bucks and puts five pellets under a dime at 25 yards with ease.
So does my 1500 TX 200. And a pull the last shot with both anyhow. Haha

CharlieF said:

In order to get any useful information you need to also provide calibre and if possible age.

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Sorry they’re all 177

No idea on age

Add that, and you can use it when you shoot without level falling off https://www.mkmachining.com/product/rail-mounted-level/

My shooting setup of the day...

I have my day/night scopes,as,well as thermals set at 1 on the reticle brigjtness when using them at night. If I set it any higher, my reticle eye after looking thru the scopes at night, is washed out and blind.

1st 10 meter PCP. Received free be pure chance.
No where close to everyone's pic's I see here. And I was shooting off a tripod, 10yds is best I can get shooting wall to wall.
Totally different than my big bore and something to get used to.

I also have the Maple and the Big Air mags.