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Dang, that's pretty sweet!

Awesome! Thank you! I can't believe I forgot about Arken.

I am looking for a budget tier LPVO with a first focal plane reticle to put on a Notos. Something in the 200-300 dollar range. I spent a couple days scouring the internet and am running out of ideas. I looked at midwayusa.com, brownells, natchez, primary arms, vortex, burris, bushnell, SWFA...

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Mannlicher/stutzen style stock on a sheridan is a really good idea! I might have to try that. Steve Corcoran did some 392 stocks that look kinda like that.

Nice! Love that stock!

Ya, I wouldn't mind having a few of them PPs around. Look like good little squirrel getters.

Latest and greatest is not the way of my people. I'd rather buy something old and beat up and fix it than something new. Also I try not to break the bank. Bought a crosman 1322 instead of a Notos recently mostly because I thought it would be more affordable. I was wrong. I'm almost 300 bucks...

Had to look up that 392. That seems like a really cool idea if they could just get a little more power out of it

I think that stock was done by a guy named Steve Corcoran. https://www.scstocksandgrips.com/

Yeah, they're probably here to stay, but won't stop us from trying

The little boogers are already here, and they're displacing our western grays. Even though they are a bit smaller they are more aggressive and they tend to fare better in more populated areas. I've whacked 4 in the last couple months.

Is that a crosman? In .50? Thought the pcp conversion was the end of the rabbit hole on those... clearly I have much to learn

My perfect pcp would be a one off type deal. Texan style receiver but scaled up significantly to accept the 40inch or so 2 bore bull barrel. The barrel would have to thread into the receiver and be free floated of course. The plenum would be a one liter tank on back of the gun. The air tank...

Little SOB got one of my squirrels. Gave him a pass because I am pretty sure he also ate a couple rats living under my house

I don't disagree. Having been a powderburner guy all my life, when I got into airguns I was racking my brain trying to figure out why all these manufacturers were doing it wrong and ignoring hundreds of years worth of accumulated wisdom about barrel harmonics. I couldn't believe it. ...still...

Was thinking more of old military rifles with skinny little barrels that are bedded in the fore end of the stock and usually have a hand guard making contact on top of the barrel. Not exactly shrouded. But my point is there needn't be poi shifts with skinny little barrels whether they are...

That's pretty sweet! I've always wanted to play with tuning muzzle devices, but never bad enough to cut that deep into my ammo budget. I'm too cheap I guess. ...need to figure out how to make one and integrate it into one of my sprinkler head LDCs...

I think the better question is which guns have barrels that mate up solidly with the recievers. Plenty of powder burners have soda straw barrels that don't have the sort of poi shifts that some airguns do.

Oh, looks like I was on the website for Canada. Poor boogers have it worse than those of us in Kalifornistan