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Missing my Coyote kill shots

Tough to do a head shot with all of the constant movements. Since you have a 30 cal. if you don't mind if they run off maybe 30 yards you can use an easier double lung shot.

You need more stakes they almost pulled the doe off.
That's my vote too. Take a heart lung and let him go bury himself elsewhere. The .30cal is well suitedto get the job done.

Taipan  Taipan Veteran bipod

Here is my pesting rifle; Taipan Veteran Long in .22 with the Accu-Tac PC4. The bipod is a bit weighty but I really like the functionality that the pan and cant lock completely and that there is also a separate lock lever for each. As a pesting rifle shooting out from a windowsill, I really like that I can traverse the rifle but still have the cant completely locked out.

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Diana  Chaser 25 cal CO2 Pistol in the Wild!

i got those .25 kits from Canada Shooting Supply today
quality is great and they bolt right on
the barrels are Bandit length and little over 9 inch
the one barrel i tried needed a little burr sanded off the port and dimple area
bolt is on right side and feels loose but i didn't fully install
i am thinking of buy 2 new .22 pistols and converting over
all i have but for owners it is a plug and play plus pellets

NAC Registration is on Feb 5th!!!

I registered today for this event. The website states...
"Registration and rifle sight-in will be on Wednesday April 17th from 12:00 PM to 5:00 Pm - We will be getting things going early on Thursday with a mandatory safety meeting at 7:00 AM." Based on last year, I had planned to be arrive on Thursday. Does anyone know what events they are going to do on Thursday, April 17th?

Crosman  Crosman 362 Anniversary Edition on Sale

My base model 362 was the least accurate air rifle I have ever shot. BB gun like groups. I cut my losses and sold it for 60 bucks. I have since bought a Legacy 1000 and Crosman sent me a 2100 because the 1000 ground it’s piston to dust in a day. Both of which are tack driver’s punching way above their price point. I hate to say it but if I really needed an anniversary gun I would buy the plastic legacy and lube the aluminum piston with a little white lithium grease before I ever shot it. Crosmans current plan of lubing with silicone to prevent dieseling at 12 pumps will gall the piston in a day. I cleaned all the powdered aluminum out of mine and the lithium has prevented any further wear on the piston.

Lens Caps for Ares ETR 3-18x50

I wanted to give you guys the courtesy of an update. I came into a pair of bikini covers that will take care of protecting my Ares lenses for the moment. Should I get caps, I think they will be either Butler Creek or MK Machining ones. The Vortex ones don’t look bad, either.

Again, thanks for the input. While I did not buy yet, I learned.
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Crosman 1400 Scope Mounts

Thanks so much for the quick response.

Coincidentally, I had also sent an email out to BuckRail at the same time as I posted this here. He also got back to me in record time about 60 minutes ago. He asked for the barrel diameter (which is 14.32mm or .56"), stated he might have something that'd fit.

So now we wait.....and yes, definitely will post results.







JTS pellets - specs?

They did shoot 1/2” average groups at 50 yards for one outing, where I was testing them vs. JSB MRDs.

Tom
I did a similar test at 70y with about ten shots all touching.

The next day I ordered a full sleeve of the same lot. Subsequent testing resulted in those great shots 80-90% of the time. So my first couple 70y groups were lucky good.

I have not dug into sorting them to try and weed out flyers. My focus lately has been on .177 stuff and shortly, .30 stuff.

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