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Breathes there the man with soul so dead who never to himself hath said, "Testing, 1, 2, 3."

A picture of what I did, using self-sticking velcro tape. If you go this route, get the plastic buckles or be prepared to scratch your shroud.

I shoot my bow once in a great while. But I got the archery chrony because it was cheap. It's the exact same as a plain vanilla V1, with a different attachment. The FX App is on the Apple/Google stores, and I think it's the same app for anyone who wants to use their phone. So if it sucks...

That is Ares Airguns Tactical, just to confuse me. I recommend sending them an email to see if they still have some.

Try Airguns of Arizona or Ares Tactical. Ares handled the Edge, and still has some parts, so...

As a developer, I amaze myself! Usually I'm on the right.

I'm impressed! Go you! You're shaming me to move a little faster on the CYD. :) I'm still coming up to speed on the Cheap Yellow Device and LVGL. If you've done C# or old-timey Windows GUI, LVGL feels familiar. You can do a lot of nice-looking UI tricks with it. I do really like your idea...

Check out this kid disassembling and reassembling his Reximex!

I was griping a little about how it doesn't fit well for me on my Avenger. A cantilever mount might cure that for me. Aside from that, I think it's fine.

Don't forget the scope and compressor. I don't have one, but everyone is big on the Notos for that price range. That + $100 for scope + $150 for compressor gets you in well under the wire.

I might spring for an FX Leopard, if I can scrounge up the $$$.

Stayed up too late and hit my second wind. So I was surfing around and saw a $100 night vision scope. Now I don't need a night vision scope, and any price higher than 'free' is too much for the use I'd get out of it, but I usually don't let thoughts like that hold me back. My question is, do...

Utah Airguns is still selling the FX Archery chronograph for $50. Maybe they're still honoring their free shipping deal.

Playing musical scopes again, plus trying to get the hang of front rest + rear rabbit ear bag. This was five shots at 30 yards with the Avenger. The shot at the top was what I was using for the POA, but I wanted to shoot this group before finishing zeroing it out.

Divide the new temperature by the old temperature in Kelvin, or whatever Fahrenheit's equivalent is, and multiply the old pressure by that. P₁/T₁ = P₂/T₂ P₂ = P₁T₂/T₁ So leaving your gun in a hot car in the sun on a nice warm day... (250 bar)(330K)/300K = 275 bar

"man"-o-meter, huh? I get it. I know that the stud finders start jumping off the shelves when I walk by.

I tried it, but didn't like the results. I think to do it right would require the use of a dremel tool plus maximum courage/wild abandon on my part.

Konus makes its spiritual twin: https://www.opticsplanet.com/konus-cantilever-mount-universal-adjust-height-length.html . I tried that about a month ago. On the Avenger, the back rail plus that extension is too far back, and if you put it on the front rail it gets in the way of the magazine...

It seems like if I see 'AR' associated with a cantilever mount, it is a forward cantilever mount. "Normal" in AR-land.

I might have to grit my teeth and order them from the UK. It doesn't look like anybody sells them anymore here in the States.