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No, the barrel end where the holes are drilled to reduce the weight. Thanks.

The width of the hole section. thanks.

Can someone please tell me what the thickness of the AirMarksman Backbone is? Not the wider part where the rail is, but the part where all the holes are. Thanks, Randy

Make sure your air valve closes before the projectile leaves the barrel.

Machined a spanner wrench to take the valve off my FX bottle. Worked real well.

You definitely need the tensioner on the 800mm barrel in .35 Cal. especially if you are going to increase the power. The Power Block will buy you a little bit, but its gain can be made up with a higher reg pressure unless you are going for a very high velocity then the PB would pay off. I have...

Looks like a feather-tipped boat tail projectile.

On my Impact 700mm barrel the 0.216"s were not as accurate as the 0.217's (both NSA 24.8 gr). The 0.217's pushed through the barrel with about the right resistance and had MOA accuracy at 100 yds. I didn't even try pushing through a 0.218" because it would have been too tight. As bigHUN said...

Longer distances are challenging but doable. One of my groups on the picture below could be improved vertically by weighing and lubing my slugs which I didn't do for this group. I did install a huma regulator since then to minimize the pressure variations from shot-to-shot to help the vertical...

33.5 gr. Nielsen slugs -Standard 700 mm liner - FX Impact - Orange sticky is 1" dia. - 100 yds. Never had good luck with the Hybrid 26 gr.

I have found that fiddling with turret adjustments while hunting does not work out very well. Many times I have had just seconds to get on a target and pull the trigger. Also when hunting certain critters like coyotes you don't want to be moving around adjusting stuff. A Christmas tree reticle...

Welcome! Lots of experience and info here on the site. Just start asking questions and more than likely someone will have an answer.....or two....or three.

The "reality" of my only point was: "It takes the right gun with the right shooter." Whether an air gun or powder burner.

Yup. It's amazing what they do with powder burners now days. The picture below is the world record 600 yard group shot with a 6mm Dasher. I own a custom 6mm Dasher that can shoot a single ragged hole at 100 yds, but I could not even come close to what Wagner shot. It takes the right gun with the...

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Was walking back from my target that was out 125 yds. Between the time I went out and walked back, this critter slithered on to the path where I was walking and I almost stepped on him. He rattled and hissed at me. I left my air rifle on the shooting bench so I was forced to pull out my...

In that price range the Yong Heng in my opinion is the way to go. I bought one about three years ago and I used it every week since then to fill both my guns and top off my 3L and 6L fill bottles. I bought a spare Yong Heng, but I can't get the original one to die. It's like the Energizer Bunny...

I normally don't use barrel bands but had no choice on my 800mm .35 Cal Barrel because a tensioner was not enough to eliminate barrel whip. I did not get acceptable accuracy until I put the barrel band on it. None of my smaller calibers needed one; a tensioner was sufficient.