Recent content by gnaymola

I've got a few electronic scales that I use for loading center fire stuff and for weighing pellets for my airguns. I don't have anymore patience for the cheaper scales, and really took the plunge when I bought my Sartorius 64-1S last month. https://www.scalesgalore.com/product/?product_id=36695...

I did take advantage of that sale, got these in just a couple days ago.

This was a couple weeks ago. Replaced a MTC Connect with a Leupold Mark AR Mod. So much better.....

Wow! That is a good price. I ordered a couple 6-18 from "Midway" on Saturday because I thought that was a good price. I will return those and buy them from SWFA and save an additional $120. Thanks for the heads up I have replaced two scopes with 4-12's on a couple PCP's that I shoot out to 50...

Hi Steve, I recently bought a Lab Radar. I've got the "air gun stuff" for it along with the latest firmware update and still can't get it to work. Maybe something in settings? I was under the impression the microphone had to be right next to the muzzle, it looks like yours is way out in front...

If we didn't live so far from each other, I'd volunteer to take out them Coyotes myself, been trapping and calling them for 50 years. Your best bet is to trap them with leg hold traps and or snares. Do a little research on the internet for "fur trappers association" in your area. You will find...

I've found sorting by weight tightens up groups. That will make a difference for making head shots on small critters. I'll sort light average and heavy from a large amount of "same lot" pellet tins. I simply tweak the zero on the scope for each different segregated weight. Time consuming...

Ooops, forgot about my 22 caliber AA S410. Hard to pick between the two. I've killed a lot of pests with that over the years.

I've got "a few" air guns. For me, I'd have to say my 30 caliber RAW. Man is that baby accurate. The target is confirming trajectory from my ballistic app. That's 6 shots at the tape measure at 100 yards. Drops 15.5" at a 45 yard zero. That group is better than a lot of center fire rifles I've...

Simply zero your gun at 40 yards then shoot at 30-35 to see how high it shoots then at 45 yards to see how much it drops. And keep that in mind or write it on some painters tape and stick it on the stock for reference. A range finder is pretty handy for all this. If you have a tactical scope...