Recent content by DaveF

I feel for both of you. I have had to send back mrod 2 times, bobcat 2 times and Wildcat 2 times and cricket one time only for it to leak when I got it back. PCP ,s have the worst quality control of anything I have ever purchased. Only the Bobcat and Wildcat were serviced by AOA and I must say...

Antj could you explain how to adjust safty on Wildcat so it moves back when not cocked? thanks

Accuracy, I have both a Bobcat and a Wildcat. The Bobcat gos all the wayback when not cocked but the Wildcat does not and the safty works fine in safe position when cocked on both. when the safety lever is in foward position both will fire. Only thing is on the Wildcat the foward position is...

Only thing is that extra 35 fps you are looking for makes very little differene in trajectory if you look at the ballistic tables.

I had a somewhat similar problem and solution on my 25 cal Cricket. I was told it had something to do with the aluminum air tube expansion and contraction with the change in internal pressure. I was instructed to do a similar loosening and tightening of clamp screws. Only thing different was the...

Well I really feel for you. I to have experienced this. Bought both a 22 cal Bobcat and 25 cal Wildcat. Both guns had to be sent back 2 times each, so I know how you feel. Sure makes you wonder how the video reviews don't have any issues.

Well just to recover my sanity I took my 22 cal Bobcat to the range Saturday and shot 7 5 shot groups. 6 out of the 7 were 0.50 or less, the smallest was 0.35. Life is good

Yes I have cleaned the barrel several times. I also don't believe that tuning the gun for the heavies will get much more than maybe 30 fps at best so it doesn't look like you can flatten out the trajectory curve of these by tuning. I did see the video of the 65 yard 8 shot groups and was very...

I have done shot strings before sending gun back the first time and after with 888 fps before and 865 fps after so they did do something to it. As far as rests go most groups were off an Atlas bipod and leather sand bag in rear with best 50 yard groups with no wind being 0.7 inches on up to 1,5...

Well after giving considerable thought to this I called AOA to see if they could tell me what they actually got for fifty yard accuracy after tuning my Wildcat last month. Spoke with Kevin who was great to talk to. He checked with tech who worked on my gun but came up with no info or test...

Looks like my WC likes the heavies much better than the 25.4s which are somewhat inconsistent I would like to know if the power can be adjusted up since these are only shoot around 790 at the muzzle. Is the hammer spring adjustable ? if so can someone give me instructions as to how to do this...

I will second that. I had an issue with Hawke Eclipse so I sent it back and they let me upgrade to a Sidewinder Tactical 6.5x20x42 . Got the new scope yesterday in lees than 2 weeks. Great service.

travelsforfun Do you sort your pellets? Just got mine back from AOA for tune due to poor accuracy and also added no limits mounts when I discovered my Hawk Eclipse was near its vertical adjustment limits. Went to range today and 50 yd groups are between 0.4 to just slightly larger than 0.5...

Out of the box before tune mine was 970 fps with jsb 25.4

I have been thinking about getting a tin of them, but the only one I now has them is Straight Shooter Precision Airguns and they hit you for $13 shipping for one tin of pellets.