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good to know...thanks for posting....it helps as i don't want to waste precious funds and stay safe....I'll focus on whips and associated parts from the GX brand

I'm a wimp....i'll be the first to admit it....i would call a professional

very cool...was it difficult to learn how to do this?

its nice to learn a new sport. appreciate the information

I went back to see my notes for some classes i took as I struggled with similar issues. As you've stated a lightweight platform would be a big part of the challenge. If it's ok to post, here are some other thoughts that others experiencing the same challenge might consider: My instructors...

interesting, thank you i wonder why it jumps so much?

may i ask, what specific technique are you advocating? are you describing off hand positional shooting? I ask this because many year ago for some shooting faculties such as benchrest there was a preference for minimizing excessive contact with the recoiling platform. we worked hard to minimize...

i believe this is their contact email: [email protected] perhaps they might be able to help you

thanks...

curious....is this what you are referring to? https://www.amazon.com/Restraint-Safety-Hydraulic-Pressure-Diameter/dp/B08HS7RP9D?th=1

this is on sale from a well known company and is rated specifically for airgun use. i've never used it but it might be worth a try as the shop that's selling it is very reputable. just a thought https://www.eurooptic.com/sig-sauer-airgun-red-dot-reflex-sight-air-reflexsight or this type if you...

you could probably do that but you might also perhaps consider specialized tools that aren't very expensive. even without a router table per se it can be done with a small hand router using a round-bottomed carbide router bit or...

Thanks for this post....interesting to learn about all the different options. I must admit the tuned and optimized Gauntlet rifle Mr. Troy Hammer was kind enough to sell and set up for me has me a bit awestruck. I used to shoot long range rifle and miss it terribly. Mr. Hammer must be a genius...

you don't have to use a grid per se..... i just set up a very large blank sheet of paper and draw one dot on it for my target...that dot will be the reference for all the subsequent shots. then fire one shot, and that hole is your reference....then I rotate the turret 4 clicks up and shoot a...

Years ago i used to compete with an Aimpoint on an AR platform. Those competitions were pretty brutal on equipment and my aimpoint red dot never failed, it's still going strong many years later and countless rounds through it, dropped in mud and water etc. etc......the company is awesome to deal...

i'm very new to airguns. That said, prior to delving deeper into the subject i think many trust a well known seller to carry good quality products and offer dependable service...so i don't think it's out of the order or irresponsible to consider going to a well known shop such as for example...

interesting....thanks for posting may i ask, what model Umarex is shown?

thank you, really appreciate all the help really a nice forum

i understand. the scope is now on sale in a few places for $600 +/- like Amazon and Cameraland NY etc. from my brief reading/review, it is pretty much the same scope as the Arken, however there are a few differences that might be important to some? sound like the parallax issue might be a deal...

thank you