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Weighs a ton. Add the scope and bipod and you have another bench gun. This will not be a hunting or walk around the farm gun.

What caliber and pellet?

Wow!! That is impressive shooting 🙂😉

I have good luck with the Pard NV008. Attached is an example of how well it works inside barns as well as outside.

US Optics TS12X. Weighs 18 ozs.

My FWB-124D (.177) has gotten the following out to 60 yds without any issues at all: Rabbits, Squirrels, Crows, chipmunks, pigeons, starlings and sparrows. As everyone has already stated, an accurate airgun is required, not an option. MY FWB can hit a quarter at 60 yds all day long.

Nice shooting. What gun are you using? He replied that he is using a Cricket.

Well that was a lot of fun. :);)

Have to ask as it the first question when accuracy is questioned, have you cleaned the barrel?

Great shooting. I got lucky once with crows as well. Fast & furious for 15-20 minutes then they got wise and flew. So much fun!!

The loose O-Rings at our ACE are located in the plumbing department by the replacement parts for faucets. They had metric and English sizes available.

I went to my local ACE store and found them in their O-Ring section. Picked up 4 for under $2.00. No issues since.

The plans on the board look pretty good. A spotter on one side and the family pushing them towards the house. What can go wrong?? Nice story. 😊😉

Shooting FX Maverick. So bottle volume doesn't matter based on your formula, correct? So if I get 90 shots going from 250 to 100 bar, than technically I should get 119 with a 300 bar bottle.

General Question to all of you out there. Has anyone actually counted to see how many more shots you get with a 300 bar bottle vs. the standard 250 bar bottle? I read where people say you will get 50% or 85% more shots, but can't find where someone has actually posted what they went from and to...