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In my neck of the woods it’s the Colombian ground squirrels and ours come out a bit later, more like April. And this year the fresh crop of young ones that are very unaware didn’t come out till July. Went to Montana for a few years where they were more prolific , those were Richardsons squirrels...

I have an Epoch compact and love it. Mine is a 30. From what I have read the 2 Regs work in conjuncation with each other and even though I have read about it , it’s not completely clear to me. The gun has no traditional hammer and from my understanding that’s where the electric part comes in...

I’m a Sightron fan as well. Have a 4x20 x50 ffp and have a 3x16 x42 ffp on the way.

If the scope is for an air rifle , I prefer a 10 yard focus. I have a Mark 4 on a pb but won’t work for me on an air rifle. I just picked up a GPO that I’m very happy with.

@Motorhead . That picture had me salivating for a situation like that. Anyway looks like a lot of fun ! That’s exactly my passion , but all of ours here in N.Idaho have gone down for the year.

I’m basically a wood stock guy from way back. However after my first wood stock pcp and being a hunter for the most part , I quickly saw the beauty in the chassi style. So now I don’t own a wood stock pcp anymore. When I acquired my raw I opted for the chassis and put an Impulse air moderator...

Might make the made in America guns more popular, but they will probably go up as well.

I started out with the trigger stix monopod years ago but it pretty wobbly. I have also tried the bipod one, which is a bit easier to deploy. Decided on the tripod because it’s much more solid for holding the gun still.

I use the primos trigger sticks tripod. Easy to carry and fairly quick to deploy. My buddy uses a carbon fiber tripod with the ball head. For walking around it just looks awkward to me. I’m of the belief that the trigger sticks are better on uneven ground.

@Centercut. Thanks for the information, much appreciated ! I’m not on instagram but could look at some of the pictures. Some nice looking Skouts !

I just picked up a Sightron 4x20 x50 s- tac scope ffp with the zero stop. Love the reticle and a very nice scope. I also picked up a compact GPO 4x16 that’s really nice.

I used to use the Xmas tree to shoot off from with my pb guns. I have decided to start dialing my elevation and then I can use the horizontal hash marks for windage.

I’m getting some Kenton turrets made up and they need to know the ballistic coefficient of the pellets, does anyone have that information?

Interesting , I just got some Jts 45 gr. Pellets that seem to shoot better in both my 30s than the jsb s. Took my Skout epoch compact out to my buddy s range the other day to get the dope for my free Kenton turrets for my Gpo compact. Didn’t do the official spread etc. since I was more...

Weight is of primary importance to me on my hunting guns. This eliminates many scopes from the list for consideration. Add in the 10 yard focus, ffp, illumination in reticle, price, power, and the list is manageable.

Yea it will all turn out ok I think. Scope has a warranty and there was no damage to the gun but like you say heartbreak with a 3 k gun. Put another scope on it that I had but all the ground squirrels are down for the year here so not much to hunt for me.

My RAW is a 22. It came from Utah air shooting at 950. I toned it down to about 890 for the jsb 25.39 pellets and shoots the 18 gr. at the same poi @ 1030 fps. The reg came set at 145 and it’s still there.

Yea it seemed like just grass it landed in but I kinda had to toss it to the side so I wouldn’t land on it. Worst part is the damage to my new scope. It bent the windage dial and I sent it back for repair.

I have a lw bbl in my Skout and it’s more accurate than my Fx.

When I was shooting long range powder burners I preferred the Xmas tree reticle. I have a Leupold Mark 4 with the Horus 57 (?) reticle that is great. When getting into pcp guns I started going with the same type reticle. Now changing my preference and going more to simple left and right hash...