So I have the TKO and I've done some mods myself, but I'm looking at whether to spend all of it on a double tube and a BNM breech or save the money, continue to save and buy a gun I really want. The struggle is real, folks.
$400 on a Disco
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Yeah, I understand as I'm a new Disco shooter also.
What's the mods you like gonna cost.
I saw the double tube and looks interesting.
What's the mods you like gonna cost.
I saw the double tube and looks interesting.
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am in the same boat, first I got the boyds stock for a different build and along comes a discovery on yellow. I buy this and shoot it, pathetic ! ten yards at 8 o:clock , tweek barrel now windage is on but poi is 3 in. low . this is open sights maxed out plus shim . do I use for build or let it go!
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I went through that with a 22 cal. Mrod. and if you ever want to sale it
You won't get near what you have in it.
When I got a 25 cal. I saved my money and got exactly what I wanted.
I wanted more shots and better accuracy out of my mrod.
Barrel 200
Reg. 140
Lw hammer 45.
And a few small parts from crossman
You won't get near what you have in it.
When I got a 25 cal. I saved my money and got exactly what I wanted.
I wanted more shots and better accuracy out of my mrod.
Barrel 200
Reg. 140
Lw hammer 45.
And a few small parts from crossman
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I would save to buy the next rifle, you can invest on accessories and such to complement your current and next rifle down the road.
I'm going to repurpose my Discovery for night hunting. Waiting on permission to hunt on a pond near my house, has a million frogs in it. If given the ok I’m going to mount a light to it and use it for night hunting!
Why a light? It's cheaper and it's illegal in my state to hunt frogs with night vision, I checked lol.Upvote 0
I have the Disco and did not do any mods except TKO. Have the 25 M-Rod as well. I think the M-Rod is just awesome--but the Disco is pretty darn good for the money. Will say the .25 hits a lot harder than a .22. Unless I have a rich aunt who dies and leaves me bundle--I don't anticipating moving up beyond my "entry level:" guns.
That said-- . The Disco and Pump are 400. And I really believe one can do without a tank. Easy to pump at 2000 psi. The M-Rod plus a big tank--you are talking a grand.. I am getting 16 good shots. But it is an air hog. I often top off the M-Rod with the pump--but I tip the scales at 220. For someone around 150 (a normal person who eats right and exercises) pumping to 3000 could be a real pain in the ass. I think a tank is a necessity.
These are just some thoughts. Only one person's perspective. Good luck--hope everything works out
That said-- . The Disco and Pump are 400. And I really believe one can do without a tank. Easy to pump at 2000 psi. The M-Rod plus a big tank--you are talking a grand.. I am getting 16 good shots. But it is an air hog. I often top off the M-Rod with the pump--but I tip the scales at 220. For someone around 150 (a normal person who eats right and exercises) pumping to 3000 could be a real pain in the ass. I think a tank is a necessity.
These are just some thoughts. Only one person's perspective. Good luck--hope everything works out
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Well, I wanted to get the double tube kit, but they aren't available and seem like they won't be for some time. So I guess I'm looking for an air tank and the BNM multi-shot breach. I haven't researched tanks much, but if I decide to step up into a more powerful airgun, at least I'll have the tank.
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Bradster, I'm really starting to lean that way also. I'd still like to make it a multi-shot, but I'm just not sure I want to drop a grand making the disco the best it can be, when I can upgrade and buy a better air rifle that can be much, much better than the disco.
And the night hunting idea is awesome! When you get the light rigged up, I'd love to see how you did it!
And the night hunting idea is awesome! When you get the light rigged up, I'd love to see how you did it!
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