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Gamo Swarm Fusion 10X Gen3i Inertia-fed .22 Caliber Break Barrel air Rifle. This is a high power 10-Shot Pellet air Gun with 1,000 fps velocity. March 2024 According to the specs, this can also take standard .177 caliber pellets. For adults only. Brand new in the box. Opened only to inspect...

Thanks for the reply. I am just getting started, so it helps to hear about what works and what doesn’t. That’s great advice. I think I will check it out.

Thanks @MOhunter- that is a great video, especially for anyone just getting started. I would have been holding my gun incorrectly, and unaware of the overall variation in the accuracy that would create. Ha! After a few hundred shots, I probably would be attributing it to the gun or pellet. Thx

just curious, when people talk about breaking in the airgun, and measuring shots from 25 yards, etc. - are these based on shots without anything to support it, like a stand or tripod?

At what temperature would this remelt?

If you don’t mind, can you post a photo? Sorry if I missed that in the thread. $30 to get 6 king-lasting traps sounds worth trying

@Rhinorider hey… did you end up getting that .177 Gamo airgun? To answer your question: I have no experience with that Gamo model. Just what I’ve read and heard from others. For me, as a beginner… my Gamo is gateway airgun… I expect it to last long enough and work well enough to have fun...

Hey @dens228 ive been looking for a DIY pellet trap myself. So, thanks for posting. I am thinking about the “melting lead” option - it’s described in this thread- and there are even pictures. What do you think of it? I wonder how thick it needs to be for starters. Molten metal sounds...

Thanks Michael. These are awesome! Does anyone have suggestions about DIY pellet trap? We live in a suburban neighborhood. I have the room to setup a small range in the backyard. I’d like one that is economical, fairly quiet, and easy to setup/take down. PT

Thanks for clarifying that potential issue with the magazine. I did not realize much of this is preventable. People make it sound like it is “defective” or “cheap” component- it sounds like people work with it like it’s made of metal. What is your experience with “breaking in” the gun? Is...