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Those are 1 shot less than the factory included mag. I'm looking for something that holds more rounds, not less.

Greetings. Is there an an alternative high capacity magazine for the Avenge-X in 22cal besides the two that come with the rifle? I'd like a few more rounds per mag if available. Thanks for reading.

For close in, yes.

The parallax on this scope isn't so sensitive that I could use it as a range finder, so the wheel is just fine.

These two wheels fit nicely together in this configuration, and I'm using my archery range finder for distance. The larger wheel gives me more room to hand write distance on and every click is well defined. Also, the parallax on this scope isn't a good rangefinder after 35 yards.

Still blowing!

I milled out an aluminum tab last night and secured it with some red RTV to a scope ring. Then, I turned off the finish from a parallax wheel. Now once the wind stops blowing, I can zero at various ranges and record different elevation settings ontovthe wheel for quick reference. It's not...

My mistake. If you're using an inertia stamping press you might have enough energy to make copper slugs out of powdered copper.

I do most of my starling shooting at farms that also have barnyard fowl running around, so in order to avoid lead poisoning I have to use non lead. From what I can tell, copper, tin, bismuth, and other non toxic metals are available. From your pictures, I see they are cast which makes non lead...

Greetings. Any non lead options?

Now I'm not the one reading it all! My mistake. Thought you had responded to my post about counterfeit leupold scopes. My apologizes.

It was delivered "Once in hand I call up Leupold and check out the scope's serial number."

Read the whole post. These were counterfeit leupold on Ebay.

I'm mean to Ebay Counterfeiters. Over the years, I've ordered several VXIII or Mark 4 scopes on Ebay knowing they had to be fake. First clue, too cheap. Second clue, shipping out of China not Oregon. Once in hand I call up Leupold and check out the scope's serial number. When it comes back...

Stupid question #324 for today. Does anyone mount a parallax wheel on the elevation turret? Seems like it would be useful there for quick elevation/distance changes, or do you zero at 30yds then milldot your elevation changes that way?

I'm limited to shooting non lead to prevent farmyard poultry from picking up lead pellets and poisoning themselves, and laying eggs. So far, non lead pellets are doing good enough for starlings out to 40 yards. I'm surprised there's not more lead free options considering how many of us are...

Ok, Captain Obvious here. Just in case you're not aware non lead pellets are harder than lead based pellets. That means they penetrant better than some lead pellets because they don't deform as much. The key phrase here, is "they don't deform as much". If you have a soft backstop for your...

I finished off a tin of Baracuda Green and ended up ordering a couple thousand of those. Slightly more accurate than the GTO, and about $10 less per 200. Starlings beware!

Thanks everyone, I do believe I have a direction to go now. Have a smooth week.

Avenge-x in 22cal. My Leupold's won't focus in as close as I'd like for starling shooting, and I'd like to end up with a turret for elevation so I can map out distances, or mil dot.