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I've learned through many elmer fudd experiences to make sure you observe the landscape. They make holes everywhere and are very curious so usually if they don't pop up to check you out initially they will head to a different vantage point. Sometimes it works out nice and they pop up closer for...

Well from my experience in the vulture culture boiling bones with anything is usually a bad idea because of particles of fat that get trapped into the bone and will continue to degrade it after drying (the smell your smelling). Since your past that point already I would continue to soak in plain...

I concur, got my imagination rolling! It's a dynamic of shooting I didn't know existed, thanks Jay!

Let me add this was with my trail .25 with the centerpoint scope (definitely get a new scope). I'm not sure if the same is true with the .177 or .22, especially since they operate at much higher velocities.

Well from what I have learned from my trail is that it can be a huge PITA. That being said it is one if the smoothest and most accurate springers I personally have shot. There is a lot of hate towards the trigger, but I have had no problems with it. My quest for accuracy started the same as you...

Much appreciated Mr. Chapman! Man they look absolutely lethal. I can definitely see how they could tumble like crazy being that they don't have the classic Diablo skirt though. I can also see how the length could help compensate for that issue. That being said even though the Winchester has a...

O wow, they look awesome..and huge. Thank you I'll definitely be trying a tin of those beasts!

So I have this Winchester 1000x, and it does what it says it will do and shoot a Jsb exact at the speed of sound and destroy any and all longer range accuracy. Anybody have any recommendations for a good pellet to hit the brakes a bit?

Haha that's too cool. I think I'll have too try that with my Daisy 2001 mod. Closest thing to a trick shot I've got lol Screw head at 30 yards

Nice shot, looks like he caught all of that JSB! They sure are out, and they are (were) after my shed! Big guy was taken at 26 yds. and the much smaller spring newbie was taken @ 44 yds. I'm still filling the holes up...

Benjamin XL725 Benji. Domed 27.8 grain 4x Aim Sports compact scope (stupid cheap but will hold a zero, even if it's attached to a baseball bat) Starling @ 65 yds Crow @ 114 yds.