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2415.89 Backyard bullies beware!!!

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I really like carbine length sporters. I also like the laminated stock. I just can't quite warm up to bullpups yet. ...although I must confess that I would like to try a Wildcat. Thanks for another great review. R, Steve

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I have been watching Daystate improve this model for years. I see they have extended the air tube to increase the shot count. It looked like a rimfire with the shorter tube; very cool. However, more air = more shots per fill and that's always a good thing. Thanks Tony!

1677 What a beautiful air rifle made even better with a Huma regulator..

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Interchangeable barrels is nothing new. What is new is a manufacturer that is going to provide different twist rates to accommodate different pellets. No longer will we be relegated to use just one, or two specific pellets due to twist rate limitations. That's a major step in the right...

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Hi fpgt72, OK, we have Steve at Pomona Airguns who once told me that BreakFree CLP was a material that didn't eat "O" rings. He had experimented with placing "O" rings into caps filled with different solvents. He advocated BreakFree. I was curious what Steve Shalley recommended. I find myself...

So, tell me Steve, what preservative do you leave in the bore of your airguns while they are in storage? R, Steve

I really, really, really, really, really, like my 1st generation .25 Marauders. I liked the first one so much that I bought a second...quick before they go to a cheap barrel is what I was thinking. My first is tuned for power; around 850fps with the 25gr King . My second is tuned to give 750fps...

I'm not for a second suggesting that you shouldn't be testing, or enjoying long range shooting with these guns. I was myself surprised that my .25 Marauder would consistently hit empty shotgun shells at 100 yards. That's impressive. My personal requirements are shorter distances...sub 25 yards...

I think it's 01:00 in Florida and you should get some rack. Relatively short range and small pests is exactly why guys like me are attracted to airguns. It seems however, that so many guys want to shoot 1000 yards with their pellet guns against their buddies model 700 bored for 6.5 Creedmore...

Well, perhaps...what is the StormRider concept? It is fairly unique and appealing in its relatively light wight carbine length. So many of our air gun choices are heavy. Take the Gauntlet for example. What is it, 8 1/2 pounds without a scope? So, with a scope it weighs as much as an M-1 Garand...

I don't know where I got the idea that we were supposed to discuss the guns here on this forum. What does this mean, "&amp"? I've never seen it before. Steve