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Don't kid yourself! The Umarex Gauntlet 25 is one fine rifle for the money. The trigger is exceptional especially so for the price line. One of my shooting buds uses one, and consistently hits pigeons at his dairy farm, out to 100 yards. I don't know for sure, but I suspect he's shot it over...

Why don't you send the design to Shapeways, and let them make it for you?? Heck, I'd even buy one!

This subject has been breached before (excuse the pun). In order for any arrow-shaped projectile to fly straight, it must have some sort of stabilizing feature, just like pellets do. In the case of pellets, it is the skirt and the spin of the rifling. An arrow—bolt—must have a skirt of sorts...

Let's see. Amazon, Sam's Club, Walmart, Target, and many others, ship on-line purchases the best way FOR THEM, not you! But then again, they're trying to compete. Apparently AoA doesn't care. Good or bad, they do have a few things you can't buy any other place, and the SuperSear is one of them...

If you lived where I live (Hill country of west Texas), you wouldn't be messing with turning turrets. If you were to do so, most of the game would be long gone! 

Joe! You just keep it up, and forget about the distractors. After all, what the #*^Q$ do they know? 

Get the one which clamps on the breach, not the ones that clamp on the barrel. While you're at it, buy a SuperSear from AoA.

The last two shipments of tins I received from Pyramyd were all labeled M72/09. Compared to the ones marked CZ, they shoot (in my Flex) a bit low, and a bit to the right. A couple of clicks, and I was back on target. The cause for the displacement could be anything.

Mirage can indeed be your friend. But, at low power settings (3X to say 5X), seeing mirage is a bit difficult, unless it is REALLY hot. Down here in the hill country, it never gets hot enough, unless you're looking through 10X or perhaps 20X. 

Geez! For what you can buy either one for, I agree: Buy both! I've added the necessary parts to both of mine, and screwed on a TKO suppressors. A minor mod to the value assemblies, a SuperSear for both, and either one will keep 3/8 groups at 25 yards. But... If you want to stretch out to a...

Sorry, but I can't read the model or caliber??

My two cents. Any, properly-tuned, regulated airgun with an LW (or similar quality) barrel and the correct ammo, will hold 1/2 inch, 100 yards groups, at an indoor range, using a machine rest. Anything else is less! That leaves three issues: The trigger, the scope, and the shooter. All too...

This all boils down to which method you're most comfortable with, but messing with the turrets for every shot seems like a big waste of time. While reading this thread, I kept asking myself, why do scopes have MOA and Mil dot reticles, if indeed you're going to mess with the turrets? We are...

I agree AJ. Dome pellets stretch the surface tissue of game to the point they tear it open. In comparison, pointed pellets tear the surface tissue much easier, and do less damage in my opinion. Your comment about pellets not deforming is true too. In fact, unless you're shooting a coyote and...

I don't know what to think of this video, other than buyer's remorse. The gun costs just a tad over $300 with shipping, two extra mags, using a 20% coupon from Pyramyd. If one spends about 20 minutes, you can adjust the single stage trigger so it shoots reasonably, but with too much pre-travel...

If you haven't seen a collared dove (Eurasian Dove, or Streptopelia decaocto) in your area, it is only because you haven't looked! They are now in every state in the lower 48, and there have been sightings in Hawaii. I suspect, since there are Mourning Doves in Alaska, they too will have them as...

Thanks for all of the replies. Sorry to get back to this so late, but it is deer hunting season in Texas! I'm not young, as I'm pushing 80! But I am blessed with decent eye sight, as I don't wear glasses except for reading. I'm not into Field Trials, just field hunting! The majority of my...

I have always wondered, why anyone would buy a scope with a top magnification of 30 or better, when most of the shots they take are under 50 yards! If you're one of those nuts who likes Field Trial, shooting contests, sobeit! But for the rest of us, the average "hunting" target is under 50...

Why don't you tell us what you really think?!!! I agree. Anything from CenterPoint is, well, if I may be blunt, off center!