Good luck with the Camaro build. Keep us updated on BOTH!

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@Poke-E I haven’t done business with them. Have you searched for info on this shop?
Here are some AGN search results. Maybe checkout out other sites for more recent feedback.

Where is Chad at Lethal Air?

I hate to start out with a post on this subject but does anyone know what is going on with Lethal Air? I placed an order on the 26th of January, my credit card has been charged and I have a confirmation email of the order entry. Crickets! I cant raise anyone by phone, goes to voice mail. No...

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Lethal Air ???

Aloha, Does anyone know if lethal air is still operating during this covid times? I have called and left message with no call backs. I have sent emails with no answers. Aloha, Keone

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Lethal Air Midlothian BAD/owner GOOD

My personal experience with Lethal Air in Richmond Virginia has been nothing but a runaround. The guy just runs a hobby shop but is never there and does not treat anyone professionally. Case in point, he had my Wildcat for over 3 months to have a Huma installed. He told me he was going to...

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These are mostly old but are what came up in a couple of searches. I think Chad @LethalAir is active on AGN at times. Maybe reach out to him.

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@Ezana4CE I really appreciate it!! I will not be sending my Texan to them for mods!!!!!!!

The zelos is ok, but def find the snowpeak veraion instead, the M60b has a better trigger, the stoeger bullshark also. Alot of fans of the zelos on here, it just was not for me and i tried a couple of them to be sure it was not a fluke.lol, I do know of Leon not ever met him.

One of mine leaked down in a matter of hours, it was a problem as soon as I got it. Some poor metal work in manufacturing was the culprit and was damaging O rings. Got it fixed and it’s great, has held air for months.

Rick H.

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BBGunn said:

If you are really serious about wanting to squeeze every bit of accuracy out of your 499B, then buy a few barrels to try. The barrels are cheap and some do shoot with higher precision than others. These guys that have their kids shooting in the National events buy numerous barrels and test shoot them until they find the best of the bunch!

I bought a 499B barrel then cut and fit into a co2 revolver. This revolver shoots with such precision now it's nearly unbelievable!

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That's a good idea what a cool effective mod thanks for sharing.

East central Alabama. We call it Gods country.

I use the precision stage timer watch app and then put an AirPod in one ear. Has a shake to start so don’t have to think about it once stage starts.

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I don’t sell a ton here so I don’t have a dog in this fight often, just playing devil’s advocate here. But thanks for the above info!

I knew i came to the right place. All this info is helpful with the most common solution being go with a quality more entry level gun to learn on. I still like the Stoeger Scout but the Zelos keeps getting mentioned and there are options for adding a bottle. I hadn't considered the Zelos before but am now.

Scotay, I'm in Methenburg county (as we're known), southern Ky. near Tennessee. My 3D was all at a local level around Clarksville, Tn. and in Georgia where I'm from. Interesting tidbit..... If you know Leon Pittman who founded Last Chance archery.... he was a member of our club in Ga. when he was just retiring from I think Bell South and before he got rich, lol.

nematode said:

I have an older Daisy 499 (about 15 years old) and it has a plastic cocking lever. Does anyone know if there is a metal replacement lever available?

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Yes Cobalt327 on eBay you can get anything you desire for your 499b excellent seller with good pricing.

You have given us a lot to chew on with your questions on getting started in the PCP world. Have you set a budget for total expenses? I am going to work with $1,000 dollars as a good round starting point. You want a dependable and reliable airgun. Are you thinking of Bullpups, rifles or carbine style? Take a look at the Air Venturi Avenge-X line of guns and you should find something that works for you: $500 -> 800 depending on preferance ( https://www.pyramydair.com/search-results-ext?keyword=avenge-X ). Next you will want a compressor and I suggest the GX CS3-I ($400) as a solid starter compressor that has proven trouble free for me these past 3 years: ( https://www.pyramydair.com/search-results-ext?keyword=avenge-X ). I also suggest adding some kind of in-line filter at maybe $60: this is a good starter: ( https://www.amazon.com/Separator-Compressor-4500Psi-Pressure-Connector/dp/B0CYZV1KC6?ref_=ast_sto_dp ). And finally you will want to purchase a variety of pellets to test with your rifle and shoot as you get familiar with this new hobby.

As you can see. Like any hobby, PCP airguns can be as expensive as your choices lead you. Remember to enjoy the journey and have fun along the way.

Oh yeah, I forgot to mention a scope but you are a powder burner and may have something laying around.

Thanks for the feedback. I’ve ordered one and it’s on the way.

Crapifornia - the butt end.

North West Central Ohio. I’ve been here for a few years. This site has cost me a lot of money, but it’s been worth it in the long run as I enjoy it immensely.

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DesertSilver said:

He's giving a 30% discount on in stock molds. He will be sorely missed.

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I agree. I've bought three molds from him in the last 6 months or so.

IMADMAN said:

I just checked and it says it's in stock!!!!

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Just ordered one of them, so 1 less in stock!

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If your budget can handle it, most here suggest a buy once cry once thought process. Since you are into archery, I assume you know quality equipment, same goes for PCP's. Higher end guns have better metals, all machined (no pot metal), better triggers and high end barrels, best accuracy at longer ranges. If you end up not liking it, you could always sell it and chalk up the loss in funds to having fun. Or, purchase an Umarex Notos which is around 250 plus scope and compressor, not too much invested but on your way if you really like the sport! Purchase a compressor with an additional extended warranty .

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I also can agree with the front part of this as my current stable is as folllws; Edgun Leshiy2, FX Wildcat, FX Impact M3 and a RAW HM1000X.

No stock on the tactical Guantlet SL 22 build , so shot it without just the grip. Used 25.4 through the Chrony #1 950.9 ,
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These are some long pellets ,and won't fit in mag had to use single shot tray.
Going to see what these 25.4 will do at that speed out to a 100 yards.

If your budget can handle it, most here suggest a buy once cry once thought process. Since you are into archery, I assume you know quality equipment, same goes for PCP's. Higher end guns have better metals, all machined (no pot metal), better triggers and high end barrels, best accuracy at longer ranges. If you end up not liking it, you could always sell it and chalk up the loss in funds to having fun. Or, purchase an Umarex Notos which is around 250 plus scope and compressor, not too much invested but on your way if you really like the sport! Purchase a compressor with an additional extended warranty .

I dont no how old this girl is?but iv never had any trouble with her"It does,nt have the beeman name on it so i dont think he made it?