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If he wasn’t filling it in a tank cage litigation will be short. But that doesn’t change the fact that this is horrible news. This stuff probably happens more than we know with popularity rising. I’m happy he’s alive but I’m really bothered by this tragedy.

285 yards and a dead groundhog. I’ve shot inanimate objects further away and hit what I was aiming at but with my long range gun my confidence for a one shot kill runs out past 290. It’s an M3 PCP .25 with custom machined parts. I couldn’t make that shot with a stocker unless I was willing to...

Since this groundhog is really trying my patience, I figured I would reply while I wait. Everyone here is giving solid advice and it can take some testing to figure it out. Hopefully you understand PCP’s. I agree it could be the hammer spring giving up the ghost because it was cranked to the...

Dremel and a fine stone bit will get the job done. They aren’t aggressive so there’s no worry of them getting away from you or creating burs.

I have been using .026

You might be the guy I bought the Crosman 150 off of. If so, thank you. I love it.

The speed difference in the video is of no big concern to me because it was cold out and maybe he truly didn’t do the FX pre video gun warm up. But he didn’t have to go used car salesman on his viewers. I have seen all the dumb uttered quick response excuses in the videos I’ve tried to watch...

Gotta love video guys. Shoots in the 890’s at 27 degrees. The speed jumps as he keeps shooting because the sun popped out. Sorry Rick, in that moment, it’s still 27 degrees. It’s the gun or the tune. Shows videos target the gullible. Stopped watching at that point. And that’s why UA would never...

This is what I’m hoping for when or if the walnuts ever arrive. Perfect pellet speed. I wonder what the reg setting is on the 500mm to achieve that speed? Shouldn’t be that high with a 500mm barrel. Maybe 120b?

You can shoot them between the eyes but a dense projectile with some energy behind it is required. Most of us all learned the hard way because we were trying to deal with them long before topics like this were floating around.

I played around a good bit with my first two RTI’s. Hammer weights, springs and porting. What I learned is RTI pretty much did things right. With my P2 I don’t even think about trying to reinvent their product. If you are going to super oval your port, don’t get too close to the back of the...

I’m with you Scotty. If I don’t see it listed in a members profile, it raises an eyebrow. Not in a completely horrible way. It just slightly changes my interactions with them. I guess I think ok, we are already dealing with completely anonymous dudes on the forum, now you’re already hiding...

If we and everyone else could just always refer to them as pellet guns. It will work wonders for the longevity of this hobby.

Good news, on page 4 I can brag again now that the gun is fixed. This was a 48hr cold shot at 68 yards on a tiny Tim. I’ll try to upload the video. Hopefully.

When I first became an airgun forum dude, I always referred to them as “real guns”. But the powder burner thing made sense.

And laziness.

Yep

PB=Peanut Butter or in this case a powder burner.

They like to spend their winters in our houses so unfortunately 🪦. Gray squirrels on the other hand, never a problem.

Love it. After more than 30 years of laying on my belly with a bipod popping groundhogs that were clueless, I’ve returned to the more exciting side of hunting. As I read your story I was chuckling, because I’ve lived it. We all can play sniper Joe in our slippers and bathrobe from our house...