Recent content by RobertNoPest

My stalwart common sense and keen perceptivity.

SMART. You know how they work, and I can imagine that, though they are different models, they are similar enough to make maintenance and repair more straightforward.

If I had known then what I know now, I would have purchased five Brocock Sniper or Safari XRs, with 0Db silencers, and called it a day. Would have saved me a lot of time and trouble by standardizing.

The Crown does indeed! We have so many rifles because one rifle can't be everywhere. The reason we have so many different rifles is, I did not know what I was doing when I purchased them.

We found no fewer than five groundhog burrows under a foundation. As a result of their digging, the foundation had dropped a few inches, and cracked. They are digging machines. Took five out of their. Not "relocated".

The Brocock Sniper XR at lowest setting literally lobs the pellet at the pest. Total energy dump on the animal, and minimal chance of damaging something in backstop.

I should put my hand up for overspending.

Thanks for that advice. Was not familiar.

I have a Grand Seiko on my wrist. A Casio would have done the trick. We could have used a Umarex effectively.

I watched a guy with a high-end bullpup PCP allow it to fall from a cleaning stand, on a table. Bullpups are not stable unless clamped.

I took a look at that. I do like the idea of the longer reservoir. The bottle reservoir just seems to be a natural but delicate "rest" when shooting supported, but should not be. Might be all perception.

Posting in case this anecdotal feedback helps someone make a decision. We are users of PCP air rifles (and we have a springer!) for pest control, as a business. We have quite an assortment -- Edgun, FX, Brocock, KalibrGun, and Weihrauch (the springer). I enjoy shooting these rifles on Sundays...

Intriguing! Thanks for that info and experience.

One L2 has "Made in Russia" engraved on side. The other two L2s feature some Cyrillic engraving, which I will translate.

One says "Made in Russia". The other two have engravings in Cyrillic. Will update when I translate.