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Having access to the equipment is awesome, having the skills to use them is priceless! Unfortunately, I have neither access or skills! :oops:

And I'm sure it was much cheaper than the additional $150+ they want for the CS4-I! Great job!

I think it depends on what you are getting and who it's being offered by... I have purchased several refurbished Hatsan airguns, some direct from Hatsan, others through Field Supply. Some have had problems, others have been problem free. In all cases, Hatsan was pretty good about either...

Exactly! The only difference is the location of the power supply. Personally I prefer the CS4 because it's a bit smaller and lighter. If I'm going to take it to the field and run it from my truck battery, I don't need the power supply! I have the PS for my CS4 mounted under my work bench so...

LOL! Me either! I just did a search, is he the guy hunting turkeys dressed like a turkey?

Why and how would he tell folks about problems if he didn't experience any? His reviews are short and of un-modified airguns right out of the box. I enjoy Nate's videos and take them as they are, an overview with some actual use. If I am considering purchasing a new airgun, I watch several...

Yep, $23 each per cylinder with an average of 45 shots per cylinder is pretty steep! You can buy a nice compressor for the cost of shooting 2500 pellets! I think I'll stick with PCP...

I use a small 3D printed suppressor that is really quite effective! It is only 3" long and .25mm in diameter, so it's easy to holster and you retain the use of the iron sights. It's not as quiet as some of the larger variety, but it's definitely backyard friendly!

7 hours on mine, but I a bit of an issue with the hour meter, I had to replace the first one and then change the placement of the current one, so probably closer to 10 actual hours.

LOL! You got me! But, hey, all in good fun... Glad to see it going to good causes!

Looking forward to seeing this haul!

I have a CS4 that has been chugging along quite nicely for the past year! I did have one minor problem, the water pump quit. But, even though I was a day past the warranty period, GX Pump sent me a replacement for free. They are sold on Amazon as well for about $12, so even if I do need a...

We saw a bunch at a rest stop in Alabama on our way to our daughter's house in Georgia. They were all over the ground and in the trees, it was pretty creepy! Didn't see any at my daughter's place in GA and have not seen any here in NWFL either.

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I have 2 GX Pump compressors, the CS4 and the L3 (a battery powered CS3). Both work great, run cool and are fairly quiet by compressor standards. If the GX Pump brand is one you are interested in, check out all the models on the GX Pump US website. They ship free and offer a 10% off coupon...

They are backyard friendly, maybe just a few decibels louder than the Huma-Air MOD30. The Airgun Capital mod is cheaper and I certainly wouldn't discount it as an option.

I purchased 3 tins of the .177 pellets they had on sale. They arrived today and were packaged very well. The 3 tins we in an envelope and taped so they didn't shift during shipping and that was packed in a long box with plenty of packing paper to ensure they did not bounce around. I was very...

Since this was a replacement, I didn't get to choose a caliber. The original one was .177/.22, the invoice they sent with this one just said .22, so it might be too small for a .25. It works great on my .22 Crown!

Oops, I misread, I thought you said they were too short, I see now you said they are shorter! Still, one missing shouldn't have happened!

I had an older model Airgun Capital moderator that I had for a while sitting in my safe. I tried it on my FX DRS and it blew the end right off it. A quick e-mail to Airgun Capital, just to let them know it had failed, resulted in an offer to replace it with their new model. The new moderator...