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Dar yes and Notos yes,,,,,Either way both are very accurate, https://u.cubeupload.com/crazyhorse4/IMG2411.jpg

One man hunting tent...Used in Oregon, Calif and Arizona for FT matches.

I use an electric staple gun and hang it on the fence,

both

Car jack $15

What I see is Daystate getting away from electronics, I will stick with my Katran L 22 cal.

Bought the original Avenger in March 2021 been very happy with accuracy/power did minor tuning and hunt with single shot tray, Have no interest in up grading to the X version as cost not that much of a gain. https://u.cubeupload.com/crazyhorse4/IMG0596.jpg

Bought this Benjamin Discovery 22 cal in 2007 and shot a bunch of squirrels over the years, Whatever you get crown the barrel and tune to about 905 FPS or so and you can drop them over 70 yards. https://cubeupload.com/im/crazyhorse4/Discovsgroundsquirre.jpg

I got into air guns in 2007, First Co2 then Springers and finally PCP, Did FT and bench rest. Traveled to other states competing and hunted in between, Along about 2015 noticed quite a drop in interest low attendance Also noticed reduction in posts on certain air gun forums. There may be many...

My avatar shooting 500 yards 1/2 minute peep sights score (200, 300 and 500 yds) with a M 14 Rack gun 248/250, If I recall 20" bull x 10" X ring. Lake City 7.62 ammo

I did one at 96 yards Benjamin Discovery .22 cal 14.3 gr no wind...squirrel was standing held just over his head. Tuned to 905 FPS stock trigger.

Remove moderator, Lay kite string across barrel and shoot it. You may figure something out.

yep good shooting

I shot an M14 in 1964 for requalification on the old A range. This was a common rack gun nothing special, The target was a 20 in dia and at 500 yards the front sight b[ade looked bigger than the target.Tied the Marine Corp record at the time of 248 out of 250. I am right eye dominate and just...

My experience with regulators has been outstanding for years. Even the o rings associated with the design. 9 pcps.

Katran L 22 cal 60 yards

Been using cheap scopes ($90- $140) on all my PCP's since 2007. Cheapest was the Walmart sold (Center Point 4x16 @ $69) No failures and they all hold zero. Most expensive are some scopes in the Hawke line which are very good scopes. On my R9 I have a 4x12 X40 Beeman which has been just great.

NO holes drilled or needed.... https://u.cubeupload.com/crazyhorse4/IMG0774.jpg

I had some issues few years back shooting hollow points and they would vear off

84 yards into wind...can full of water so first shot in circle the lower shot to drain it.