Recent content by DIY_guy

This video will help explain the concept better than words. This IS NOT a public video. Its private because if I make it public, folks will be messaging me for how to order. Please don't share the link around. What are your thoughts on what you are seeing??

I made it to fill my need when hunting with my discovery. I dont know about the dimensions of other air guns so I cant speak to that.

I actually prefer imgur to photobucket. It seems easier to use. Its been working well for me. Here are pics I put on imgur of the project im working on for hunting with my disco since pellet loading is such a pain in the rear in a rushed situation when a follow up shot is needed. I got tired of...

I havent posted here in quite a while. Life has been busy. Lots of critters have fallen to my Benji Disco but when Photobucket took everybody hostage I lost most of my images. Now Im using Imgur so hopefully I will be able to post pic of the critters that I remove the the homestead. Ive...

Hello. My name is Ron and Im from Wisconsin. While Im not to hunting (bows and guns for 41 years) Airgunning is relatively new to me. I started many moons ago with a Crossman 760 and then with springers (Gamo, Benjamin, Remington) and now PCP (Benjamin). I got into it mainly to address a pest...

I bought my first PCP (Benji Dico) after owning 3 Springers and I really like the Disco. Im new to the sport but this gun fills my needs.

Another good day (and night) 2 grey tree rats and a couple more masked bandits. Gamo .177, 8 grain hollow point, 1 shot kills from 30 feet. Pellet tucked right behind the ear. Reducing the problem with bird feeder damage and garbage can spilling and container garden raiding. I have a wireless...

Thanks everybody for the input. Like I said, Im a newb at this. As a firearms hunter and bowhunter that makes bows Ive owned a chronograph for many years so I did a lot of experimenting with pellet weights ranging from 4 to 11 grains to check speed to establish KE and Mo since I care to use...

The bulk of the pests I am killing are at 30 feet but want to ensure maximum accuracy at 60 and 90 feet so am I bound to just hold low at these greater distances or should I sight in for a further distance and adjust at the close up ranges?

New to air guns. I got one for pest control. Im an avid hunter with firearms and bow and arrow but new to airguns. Reside in WI.

Greetings I just got my first gamo and I sighted it in at 30 feet and its accuracy is impressive. With it zeroed in at 30 feet, I then shot it at 60 feet and its impacting about 2.5 inches high. I them shot it at 90 feet and its about 3 inches high. I would have expected it to drop the further...