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I’m surprised nobody has come up with frangible pellets for barn pesting… maybe I should have kept that to myself.

I thought maybe FX came out with the M3FP upgrade.

I have a couple of large drawers full of airgun stuff I don’t use already …I suspect a mystery box would grossly overload my mystery drawers.

Howdy Toasty! I have only shot indoors once… accidentally, and nearly killed our new dishwasher. I don’t recommend that at all. I did get to shoot at Skout’s indoor range, big fun but no wind to blame.

Is the scope already biased to the right for all pellets, and more so with the H&N’s by chance?

Sorry to hear that, including your Sur-Ron…especially the bike though. Here’s hoping you’ll have a new version of both in the future!

No worries!

That “information” preceded the introduction of AEA pellets by quite a bit, just saying …

No begrudging happening here either, mere curiosity is all.

It is also possible that you got something jammed into the transfer port. You did have a lot off pellets jammed in there, so perhaps a piece of pellet is lodged in there. It does happen, and has to me before.

Yeah… I wasn’t speaking of Gerry.

He has five separate threads in this category alone. Don’t Bogart the forum, my friend …

Do you feel/hear anything when you fire the rifle? You should at least feel the hammer release and valve strike. I’m wondering if your hammer is not latching. A short video of loading and firing may help tell us where to point you.

You can possibly salvage this situation. I know you’re not a hunter, but perhaps you can sneak in a little iguana hunting. If the reception is outside, you’re halfway there, a nice compact, well muffled airgun will not even be noticed over the terrible cover band.

I’m curious what happened to the members general locations. It seems that new members don’t provide that anymore. I’m not curious is a stalky kind of way, but I usually check where someone is from for whatever reason. I love that AGN is global, and airgunning is great diplomacy!

Try filling your bottle on low humidity days, or in air conditioning if possible. Consider a larger filter or cyclonic separator for large bottle fills and/or adjust your bleeding frequency so that you can expel 90% of the accumulated water with a couple quick bursts of the bleeder. It is...

Now you only have to pay attention to the motor temp, the windings will get hot on a long run. Also when you are bleeding moisture while running, a couple half second bursts are all you should need, more than that and you’re just increasing fill time. Bleed every 10 minutes more or less...

On Scott valves, and maybe others, you don’t even have to remove the spring. You can just tighten the nut holding the knob on, and it will compress the spring and defeat the spring-lock.

Man, that was fast!

Nate, do a side by side with the JTS pellets visually. They seem identical to the AEA with the exception of very minor claimed weight differences.