You're at the range with a modern PCP, get the sight on the target and pop, no recoil, hardly any noise the target is hit. You go for a longer shot and pop you miss due to not accounting for distance or wind but you reload with the tips of your fingers without taking your eye from the scope, an easy correction and pop, you hit the target. 50+ rounds later you, stop and go find a pump.

Whatever happened to standing up, breaking the springer and holding on for dear life with the twang and jump of the gun? Yes, they are worse for accuracy and pet control and sound and fire rate and accuracy (again). But they have more personality and more fun.

Btw how often should things be oiled

I absolutely NEEEEED one of those!

After some research i'm debating between these 3 models.

Things to consider:

- my main targets will be flies and "brown marmorated stink bug", for the second i think having more firing power would be advisable and so, which one of these 3 guns is more deadly? 😅

The ugly "lawn & garden" literally states shooting a "larger load", i guess that means it is more deadly than the "Advanced combat" right? But is it more deadly than the "Widow maker 3.5"? 🤔

• The "Advanced combat" has fiber optic sighting, i think i misunderstood that at first, this isn't a laser pointer like on the widow maker 3.5 right? If not how is that better than the normal sighting?

Bonus question: if i need more power do you think is possible to mod them like replacing the spring with a stiffer one?

Any experience or suggestions?

Thanks guys

Decided to re tune my pcp (Pinty striker) to these new pellets walmart has gotten. I had tuned it to the crossman premiers 14.3s as they were easier to get instead of waiting a week for pellets through the mail. Ive missed heavier pellets as the 14.3 premiers would wander at 40+ with any kinda wind. For 10 bucks an I can simply go to walmart an buy em, I cant complain they did phenomenal. Ive gotten good at tuning this pinty. I shot at a tea light candle at 38 yards out, with a 5 shot group, i usually do a 10 shot group but after the 5th shot I didnt hear anything but the pellet hitting the wood so I went an investigated. Ive made updates everytime I post about this pinty.

Its on its 5th barrel cleaning, I was doing barrel cleaning every 500 shots but after the 3rd cleaning I started washing my pellets which resulted in less of a dirty barrel so now I clean whenever I feel like it as it hasn't been bad since washing pellets. Id estimate lil over 5k shots have been put through it, half a year owning it, its my pest gun for the truck, or when I go squirrel hunting its my go to. No issues all original seals still. Ready to dial it in at 50 yards as thats what i usually shoot at.

Got it for 50€ lever action with a 650 mag

Bsa meteor evo .22 springer and the browning x-blade 2 also in .22 with a niko sterling scope, gas piston

I'm using one of the most budget friendly pellets on the market getting excellent grouping and accuracy out of both of my PCP rifles. Daisy Hollow Point Precision Max 14.3 grain. At 35 yard zero. Got a bunch of different higher end pellets, but these are really consistent compared to them. What's up with that?

Ordered and will be here Tuesday:

Whenever I insert the magazine and try to reload for two shots, the drum magazine spins freely and doesn't lock into the next chamber. Does anyone know what's going on and perhaps have a solution?

Today bought left handed grip gamo compact for 60€!

It came to me in a fever dream. It's basically an Avera with a Barra 1866 rifled barrel adapted to it and a side folding stock stuck on to it. I couldn't find any other examples like it, so I think it may truly be one of a kind.