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https://www.tsa.gov/travel/transporting-firearms-and-ammunition Just put them in checked luggage.

For PB’s you better confirm zero the next day.

Optics can be affected by temps also, some worse than others. FX issues are it’s own animal. All rifles can shift due to weather conditions etc.

What height rings did you use?

I thought about that also but I had to remove the spacer from the cheek piece to get a good cheek weld on medium rings. I don’t think it would work, your head would be sideways.

No, it’s not normal CRC leak detector is good stuff.

@Peashooter

I use a Atlas bipod, no help with rest but I do use the PRS bag rider for a squeeze bag but can be used with a solid rest to. It does not interfere with the butt pad.

Those rings are 1” UTG Pro low for reference. The rail fits perfect as it is one piece(slips on), no tilting etc. Also the recoil stop holes go all the way through on the TX, it looks blocked but that is the trigger block. Don’t tighten the stop pin against it or you won’t get the trigger block...

https://www.leapers.com/products-utg-mnt-dtw145.html

I was going to buy a BRK Sniper Mag, but got a Maverick instead, wish I went with option 1, but then I probably would not have the Ghost now.

Tuning to the knee, best explanation I have seen.

They actually are worse for moisture than a GX type compressor.

100 yards 12 ft/lbs with 8.44, thats good stuff even on big steel. Next time use paper for sure!

For a springer: https://www.airgunsofarizona.com/scopes/hawke-air-max-4-12x50-ao-amx/

HW97K or TX200 for a springer, almost as accurate as a PCP. Both can be disassembled without a spring compressor. You can get the Weihrauch at Krale.

It’s called let me plug my YT channel

They have a teeter totter trigger that is pita to adjust. YT of Newman explaining how to adjust it:

Nothing the CRC doesn’t corrode if left on. There is usually not much residue, but IPA or microfiber damp with water cleans it off.

I use the Hornady G3-1500 about $60, works well and put the pellet in the powder pan and use large tweezers to place/remove them.