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Probably the Walmart phenomenon. Samsung makes TVs for Walmart stores specifically in the same factory as their other TVs. There is no outward difference. But to make them Walmart affordable there are some liberties takes in the manufacturing process to keep cost down. Probable the same deal.

Yeh we have been there. Probably should have a thread as a support group. Airgun anonymous.

That some serious speed with those slugs! Definitely 35 cal power but with better BC. Nice work with your tune also. Hope it groups MOA for you over your point of impact variability. Very much looking forward to seeing your journey on this build.

Coyote hunting is a challenge, even more so with Airguns simply due to shot distance alone. Where I am able to hunt them shots are normally further than 100 yards. The line-of-sight-distance is pretty far for the coyote, so distance is typically my friend. But I do have a few spots where I am...

OR is it your tuning? I don’t know, I am not the greatest tuner, but maybe a better tune means a better harmonic Airgun and subsequent less POI? Seems reasonable.

Really good specs for being 34mm tube, over 15” long. Weight is very reasonable at 30oz for not just competition but hunting as well, especially with the illumination. Be most curious how the eyebox and darkening stacks up at higher magnification to see how much of the 30 power is usable.

Seriously. This has been beatin lmao! Back to POI!

This is a very common misconception that MIL is more accurate than MOA and it simply isn’t. MOA in the clock face is a smaller unit of measurement over distance, even though MIL has more clicks. MIL is used and adopted by the military and competition because it’s the most used worldwide, that is...

Cold barrel POI shift on PB is not a forgone conclusion. Well made barrels, with excellent throats and chambering, proper stocks/chassis/bedding are much less susceptible to POI. I have very little if any cold barrel issues from my custom PBs, especially with the correct proper hand loads.

The simple act of sorting weight of pellets and slugs has greatly reduced POI for me. I know many haven’t had much success with sorting but it has made a difference in data for me. I shoot my pellet category weights and my SD and spreads are better and subsequent my POI consistency is better I...

This is what I would do and I think it’s a pretty good bet. The overall length of the valve rod is what is important, not the threads. If the new rods you ordered are the same overall length, but only differ in some thread surface area, nothing changes. The C1 (called this on old MK2) threads...

I happen to feel the same. I owned a Talon SS for many years and when I bought it the cost was $350 dollars new. I am glad it was there and affordable and gave me a way in to PCPs, but it’s the same Airgun today, yet much more expensive and unregulated — still. I am all for low tech Airguns...

Most .22 calibers bull pups with a good harmonic tune and a good moderator like a Donny Yokozuna will be pretty darn quiet. I would say this opens up a lot of choices for you, especially if you are going to stick to pellets.

.25 caliber FX Wildcat MK2 Sniper shooting 34gr pellets at 920. Eats squirrels for dinner. Custom set up and tuned by a good friend. Very special Airgun.

I have popped many coyotes with my hot shooting 30 calibers shooting 44.8 pellets at about 40-60 yards and they drop like stones.

I really like these Katran folders. I would get the standard with the 480 bottle in .22 cal. It would be great to go in a backpack. it’s a niche I don’t really have filled in the Airgun category in my collection. I have several options in PBers that I really love that fold up and go in backpacks...

Who is this Airgun shop that tried to tickle $300 bucks out of you?

I agree with the general consensus that semi-auto is a not necessarily needed but are cool to have. I have had two in my hobby journey. An LCS19 and a Huben. The LCS was not all that accurate and was underwhelming. The Huben was much more accurate and was fun, and did provide me some needed...

Definitely a bad way to “accidentally” go through a little more of the bottle of Woodford Reserve than intended!

I have noticed the same also due to the soft metal and high pressures, the pellet almost immediately gets reformed to the barrel diameter anyway. Unless it’s completely crushed, but then why are you nothing to shot it anyway, right? I really like that reforming skirt tool! I spend time sorting...