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Paintballs usually get the owner's attention. And so does a can of fluorescent pink spray paint that I use on the neighborhood free-roaming house cats that I catch in my Havahart live trap. If I catch the same cat a second time, he takes a trip to the county animal shelter.

I love my Revere in .177. It's a rifle that I know with 100% certainty that it's going to make one ragged hole at 25 yards every time I shoot it.

This is very useful info. Thanks for posting.

Kevin, would you share your file for printing those magazines, please? Thanks in advance. 👍

I have less than $2,000 in my Daystate Huntsman Revere, scope, and GX compressor pump.

Has anyone tried the semi-auto Marauder?

Mine's a screamer then.😊

I didn't think the 110 was modifiable, no?

Yessir, that is exactly what I'm asking. To cut to the chase, I'm considering purchasing an HW110 in either .177 or .22, factory tune, with the factory moderator, and would like to know if one of them would be quiter than the other.

Let's assume the same model air rifle (a Weirauch HW110, specifically), same length, same moderator, etc. - is one caliber going to be quiter than the other? I'm guessing maybe it's not perceptible. What say y'all?

Forgive my ignorance, but I'm just wondering why so many folks discuss shooting/tuning slugs. What's the appeal over plain-ol' pellets?

Yes! Holding under at whatever distance just messes with my brain. Even if I have a trajectory card taped to my stock, holding under just doesn't compute.

As a follow up question, what is the best way to set my rifle up for MPBR if I don't have a chronograph to determine velocity to plug into a calculator? I'm a fairly experienced rifleman, but old age must be causing my thought processes to go to schit. 😄

How do you prefer to sight-in (i.e. "zero") your air rifles? Do you try to 1) optimize your maximum point blank range or 2) zero at the distance you most often shoot at and then dial/click or use mil-dot ranging for other distances? I optimize my MPBR on powder burning rifles, but haven't yet...

Nor did they see them in the hands of the government, either. What the founding fathers intended was for the populace to be able to defend themselves against a tyrannical government, and in fact be able to overthrow it if it went off the rails and began encroaching on the people's freedoms...

Yes sir. I use a dial-of-death on my Service Rifle also. 😊

Kato, please tell me about that scope on the wood-stocked version you have there.

Thanks for that info. It will indeed be mostly used for backyard pesting and plinking, so a good, bold reticle is indeed important.

It's for a PCP - Daystate Huntsman Revere.

For those of you who have used the AMX reticle, what are the advantages and disadvantages over a plain mil-dot reticle?