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Done it, no, seen it? I have been on airgun forums since they started on the internet when there were just BBS's. I have seen so much stuff, especially on the Crosmans that nothing surprises me there. But nice job, especially if you are just getting into it. What I have done, and seen, is that...

If it can shoot anything accurately at that speed, than I approve too. Accuracy above all.

I use a Square-D circuit breaker box, which is fairly thick, with 20lbs of duct seal in it. I have been using it for years and now it has probably doubled in weight and it looks like a lead mass, mostly. I would be more impressed than mad, if an airgun of mine shot through it. [ just weighed...

This test makes me feel a lot better about shooting into my duct seal trap with my .30, thanks!

You just simply cannot generalize performance on these things when every guns air discharge is different. The only thing that you can do is list everything that your gun is set at and using and say that this works best for me in this situation and that's about it.

Needs a bigger plenum! lol

I take it back, I would have been real happy to get a barrel like that! You lucky dog. The next thing that you're going to say is that your stock actually worked, and could be collapsed and extended too, I bet. Some people get all the luck.

After seeing all of your pictures, I'm over the moon happy that my barrel didn't come with the leade done at all.

No, just the standard 2nd generation stock. I did bed the front end, so the gun wouldn't move around in it.

I will chime in to also say that the JSAR aluminum air tube completely changes the feel of the gun. Especially when paired with the lighter synthetic stock. A superbly balanced off-hand hunting rifle.

Astigmatism. Your scope does nothing for your astigmatism, if you have it, and the best $8000 Hensoldt isn't going to help.

This recall is only for production versions with a regulator gauge. If you have a pre-production Genesis model, without a regulator gauge, your gun is fine and you don't have to do anything. This is coming straight from Macavity. I emailed them today and asked because I have the Genesis model.

I don't know, let us know when you try. I would think that it would come down to how tight of a choke your springer has.

Yeah, I ordered the regular ones that you used by mistake because the tins looked so similar. You will be stunned by the difference, I was!

Those Knock Outs that you are using are not the MK3's, which put those to shame! They totally blow up, even more, if you can believe it, and are super accurate. The best thing that I have ever shot at Starlings, period! My other favorite for accuracy was the NSA 12.5gr, but they were not...

I won't even take my guns out in the rain! I've got other hobbies for when it's raining. Talk about giving yourself a lot of extra work. There is probably more to this story though. If he had dunked the gun and immediately got to work drying it out, just using compressed air, I don't think...

UPDATE: If you have a Genesis pre-production model, this folding stock adapter might not work for you. It definitely did not work for me. I sent Terminator a picture of my stock and they said the production models have much more threading than mine has. The gamble of being an early adopter.

They fixed that magazine problem almost immediately after release and because I bought a re-furb direct, they sent me two magazines in the mail, that I didn't even ask for. They worked great.

Mine was pretty bad too, but mostly because they had done nothing, and you had to push the projectiles right into the squared ends of the rifling. I made a reamer from a cratex bit and fixed mine. I'm putting a link with some pictures...

As a follow up to my post above, CTAirgunner had sent me a link to a company that sells folding adapters for the MA2. I have one coming, and will follow up later with how that goes. https://terminadorindustries.com/products/folding-shoulder-rest-adapter-for-macavity-ma2