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That's one of those odd "legal department warnings" like "don't jump off cliff". Generally people shouldn't look directly at the sun without the appropriate gear, like welder's goggles. Thermal scopes are not welder's goggles.

I have not heard of any thermal devices that couldn't be used during the day.

Here chipmunks aren't a problem. Usually squirrels aren't either. It's just raccoons, rabbits, rats, mice, bald eagles, harris hawks, barred owls and the occasional sea otter. The only ones I have success baiting are rats and mice. I have neighbours that feed the raccoons, so they always...

I doubt that's a defect. Likely just two of several iterations of the "same" thing. Do they both perform equally well?

I think you need to tell us a bit about your hunting sessions. I basically only pest with my gun, so it's rare that I take more than two shots a night with it. My sessions go like this: find pest (the population is under control so there's never more than one), shoot once, and if needed, a...

Not so clear. How do you use your gun?

I got my Crosman 1322 barrels direct from Crosman, although it was some time ago.

Any length barrel can be accurate.

People are extremely fussy about their airguns here. Your conditions are a pretty low bar, so there's quite a lot out there that'll do the job you want. The only real constraint you've given the forum is the price constraint. Pesting to 80 yards is a low bar for most guns these days. So you...

My PCP is for backyard pesting, so semi-auto is preferable to any other configuration. I don't think I've ever needed more than one follow-up shot, but it's a handy thing to have available when in a genocidal rage against all backyard rodents. I've never had an issue with jamming or misfires...

I've never had a problem with FedEx, although I almost never use them. I'm having a $3000 sword shipped via FedEx right now so hopefully my luck holds up!

I'll admit I'm not fully-informed. Never fired an FX rifle. Never seen one in real life. But I've observed their behaviour for years and my impression is they are simply an airgun manufacturer that's taken the message from modern marketing to heart. Whether or not you think that's a good...

I've had three or four Crosman 1322's. Modified them, gave them away to friends and family.

I pretty quickly found the one PCP that fits my uses best. Edgun Leshiy 2. Mainly what I need is compact and semi-auto. It's a convenient pesting rig, nice and packable, and brings just the right amount of punch.

Thanks. The Edgun Leshiy 2 magazine is 0.433071" in depth, so these won't fit.

How long are these .22 slugs? I ask because my airgun has a rotary magazine, so length matters.

I probably went overboard buying pellets early in my PCP-era. I wanted to try every varety, and if you look long enough you realize, there's a lot of varieties out there.

Basically any red dot will be fine on any airgun, with the sole exception of maybe springers. Well, provided you have a proper mount. Springers have a special kick to them. Most other airguns in "reasonable calibres" like .177 or .22 have essentially no kick at all.

The main downside is it scares my dogs, so they run to the far side of the house.

This is the most detailed review of the Holosun DRS-TH I've seen. Didn't know how to turn on "outline mode" until I watched this. Interestingly he says he used this to effectively hunt hogs at 120 yards -- he had a buddy with a high-resolution thermal spotting for him. He could target but...