Recent content by Marley5

I shoot often so I'm always above regulator. Funny, I asked this question couple years back and the consensus was " close to full ". Enjoy

I can only add this. My hand pump that I purchased when I first got into PCP lasted as long as a shot of tequila. I had a compressor next day.

Agree, Also not sure why the QX compressor is not more often recommended. I've had mine for over 2 years without issue. I will add however that I shoot solo and are only filling my guns.

I have no qualms at all spending 1K + on an accurate airgun. They're more accurate than my powder burners, hearing protection not required and best of all.......my Border collie lays down beside me while I'm shooting. Lol The wife even enjoys shooting them, no recoil. 

Here in rural part of VA local gun shops are only dabbling into Airguns. You must do diligent research and watch YouTube videos before ordering, no hands on unless I drive 2 hrs to the city. 

They're everywhere and it's really sad.

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Prayers are a very effective offering.......I know as I went through much the same 8 years ago.

Airforce is a quite simple design but I like the build quality. My Talon is mainly used for squirrel hunting and really likes JSB exact 23.59 domed. 25 pellets. Somedays I'm really in the mood for a single shot platform. 

Lol, well I may happen to agree and yes at one time I was a soldier but many prefer a tactical appearance. I have a friend who has carried a big knife ever since watching the movie Rambo, to each is own. 

Find most of my target shooting is done on high magnification, clear optics is key. I'm actually exposing of daddy long legs on the wood pile at 27 yards and the legs are left quivering at point of impact. Lol The optics may be a major player here but will test the theories mentioned.

I have (3) .22 PCP's and (1) .25 and exclusively shoot target with them. Simply can't justify going big bore due to many years of hunting with center fire and the accumulation of guns.

I believe every PCP I own gets dry fired down range for sake of safety protocol after every shooting session. Yes, stay within regulated power wheel. 

I've had only a few ask to borrow a PCP and always reply that they must come by for a training session. No one has shown yet. Last time I loaned out a chainsaw, the user claimed it quit cutting.....after they hit a rock. 🙄

Smart man. I'm retired and did the same and yes it can get expensive, surprisingly more so than center fire. BUT being retired has me sitting at my gun range with coffee nearly every morning so feel some justification. BTW....my sister has been sending me a steady diet of photos from Moab and...