Recent content by jpmustblaze

Will not hold air once filled, or will not fill at all? Cock the gun before filling, once filled de-cock.

WOW! Congratulations...

I have an XP .58, but I have not had the opportunity to hunt with it yet. It is a powerhouse of a gun. I have the 36" barrel and only shot one round ball through it on low power put it away until I could test it proper. That gun can shoot a 820 slug from Mr. Hollowpoint. Don't know how...

Did that to my Bulldog dog and gained about 30 fpe.

That is awesome!

Extremely nice looking airgun!

Using ammo your gun likes and practice. Biggest accuracy change for me is follow through during and after the shot. I always want to look at the intended target as soon as I pull the trigger. Anyway, sounds simple right, but if I follow through during and after the shot I will hit where I aim.

I don't know of one in the Houston area. I wish there was.

After pulling the trigger on a PCP, you MUST "follow through". The pellet is leaving the barrel way slower than a powder burner. It was an adjustment I had to make myself.

Lane regulators from England I believe uses springs in theirs and are of good quality from everything I've seen and read.

Career Ultra lever action in .357 if you can find one. Really fun gun to hunt and plink with. Love mine!

Benjamin Bulldog .357. I have many pcp's and the Bulldog I don't have to change barrels or calibers. Just change the weight of the ammo. 67 grain roundball to 200 grain slugs and anything in between depending on the quarry. There or other .357's out there but some are unreliable and some can't...

First PCP shoot it as is and learn about PCP's. Don't over complicate it, just shoot and enjoy it as it's an excellent rifle as is. If it doesn't meet your needs or wants later down the road, then change/upgrade or find a rifle that better suits your wants/needs.

Congrats

IN