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When you say you want it to be digital, does that mean you want the image to be from an liquid crystal display, i.e. a tiny monitor? There's an increasing number of hybrid scopes out there, where you view an optical image and various digital bits are added. For example optical scopes that...

My wife has never been camping in her life, and she does not come across as the kind of person that could handle it. So I haven't been camping in over 10 years. I used to just sleep on top of my motorcycle out in the middle of nowhere. I don't think I've ever taken a gun camping. . ...

Currently I have 4 airguns and 5 powderburners. But 3 of those 4 airguns are Crosman 1322's. Airguns get used far more often. Two of my powderburners have never been sighted-in!

If that's the case, then another solution would be to adjust your regulator setting, as from what you said earlier you got less clipping when shooting out the barrel, i.e. no magazine. So the small amount of fps loss from shooting out the magazine puts you on the threshold of clipping.

Did you remove the magazine and slide the barrel back to make direct contact with the transfer port sleeve?

Little lizard? We're starting to get new lizards in southern Canada now. But nothing like that yet.

If you are still waiting on that replacement bearing, the part you damaged, that could easily explain the irregularities in your shooting -- random amounts of side-pressure on your magazine.

Do you have more than one magazine? If so you could try comparing.

Try taking your magazine out, the backing plate off, and then measure your magazine's flatness. Both sides. Also, measure the backing plate's flatness. A lack of flatness would give you a significant fps loss, and it would also give you an inconsistent fps loss, resulting in inaccuracy.

My first GS CS2 failed after about 3.3 years of hard usage. So I plugged in my backup CS2 compressor (never used!) only to discover it also had a problem. My burst disc was broken, on a new CS2. In the above image, I believe the metal thing with the hole in it is the burst disc. The...

I have a GX CS2 pump that I bought in January 4th, 2021. It appears to have lost the ability to hold pressure, as of April 13th, 2024. So a little over 3 years of solid use. I did not use it very often but my usage could easily be called "hard", when it was used. I filled up two SCBA...

You can make it from compressed CO2.

That speed is the same, whether loaded from the mag or in the barrel, and it's consistent?

I'd measure your projectile speed with a chronometer. That would help narrow down the range of problems. Do your pellets sit in the magazine, or do they slide out the front (before the magazine is put in the gun)?

Did you maybe forget to put the backing plate on your magazine? Roughly what speeds are your projectiles at?

I think that kind of wear comes from roughly removing and inserting the magazine. You can be a little more delicate, carefully angling the magazine to avoid that problem. Or use your other hand and pull that little arm out of the way.

If you are sure it's not barrel friction then the next most likely culprit is that because you modified your air pressure and jets (timing) you might not have enough energy in the system to get the magazine to rotate. There is a little screw that adjusts the tension on the magazine. If you...

I think so. If you read back in this thread or do a creative search you should find what you are looking for.

For a while I was worried I might have to do some kitten pest control, myself. Local cats were going after my chickens. But thankfully, my chickens are tough-enough to beat up all the local cats. They similarly beat-up the local bald eagles. Right now they're only vulnerable to raccoons...

I similarly shoot in the 700-800 fps range. I'm pesting under 30 yards, so I rarely need more speed than that. The only reason I have a gun that can shoot 1000fps+ is that I occasionally like to put larger slugs in the gun, and that requires more power. But I usually shoot light Crosman pellets.