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Score for the old Gauntlet

Accuracy suffered after upgrade to 2200psi regulator and larger tank. Modified to externally adjustable HS, but no joy, so set aside. Cooler Florida weather brings increased PCP attention so decided on a fresh start. Thorough cleaning, re-lube and fastener tightening, in addition to further HS tweaks, resulted in today's 50yd group with JSB 33.95s. Set Gauntlet on outdoor gun rack and got Snowpeak M60B .35 for target work. Guess this guy didn't get the no-fly memo, landed in the tall pine behind my house and started squawking, Gauntlet took care of business. WM
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If they'd just instrument that on the rear you'd have something ..

Just dt shows these manufacturers or designers never use the product or probably a gun and got no clue ..lol

I have pistol with front adjustable sight and also has rear adjustable ( 1 click is 1/10mm at 10m . ).

Then folks pay 1000's for guns with no way to aim them at all 🥴.
This gun is no way worth 1000, even half that is a stretch. My home made 1701 based pistol easily out shot this. But then some people have much lower standard than me I guess.

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Griffin Airgun Ammo

I've checked out the selection of slugs for Griffin in 177 and does don't have LDC balls in them. I'd like to think that they still expand a lot, but their HP isn't too big from the looks of the website.
Let me know if you do try the 177 of other types form Griffin. Id like to try some in my Huntsman.
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Griffin Airgun Ammo

I've checked out the selection of slugs for Griffin in 177 and does don't have LDC balls in them. I'd like to think that they still expand a lot, but their HP isn't too big from the looks of the website.
Im an idiot. I thought you were asking me. Didnt realize wanted the 177. I don't imagine there's enough room. I think the poly ball in .22 is damn near 3.5mm that leave walls so thin in a 177. Even though the LDS are way longer than comparable slugs of their weight.
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Griffin Airgun Ammo

Anything above 740 gets it warping and expanding. Anything above 800 opens it up, above 825 gets mushroomed.. 920 is the max I've pushed one this far. I have a DRS and Barra250z currently on the way, I plan on using the 19 Or 21gr LDC at insanely high velocity as my main projectile for squirrel and rabbit. I know the Drs will be fine as the superior 1:24 groups them better than pellets in my notos and crown. I'm a definite believer.
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I've checked out the selection of slugs for Griffin in 177 and does don't have LDC balls in them. I'd like to think that they still expand a lot, but their HP isn't too big from the looks of the website.

Garmin Xero C1 Pro!

I just wrote a reply after seeing someone ask about it on my feed, but I thought I would take a second to write what I thought and how it worked and all the pro's I saw. Also for the price point being a 2-300 less than the FX Chrony I thought this info might be useful to some of you guys.

Sooooooo, I recently started using the Garmin Xero C1 Pro with my PCP air rifle, and I have to say, it’s completely changed the way I shoot. . My goal was simple: I wanted a setup that could help me be more consistent at varying ranges without all the guesswork of holdovers and using separate tools. After using it for a while now, I can confidently say it’s been worth every penny.

At first, I wasn’t sure how well the Xero would pair with my PCP rifle, but it’s surprisingly intuitive. The Xero mounts easily and functions as both a rangefinder and a holdover calculator. Once I calibrated it for my rifle, it became my go-to tool for improving accuracy. It ranges targets instantly—just press a button, and you get the exact distance. No fumbling for a separate rangefinder or trying to estimate the range by eye. Then, using that distance and the data you’ve programmed, it provides a precise aiming point. It takes into account your pellet’s trajectory, so you don’t have to guess or calculate holdovers in your head. For someone like me who used to hesitate taking shots past 125-150 yards, it’s been a total confidence booster.

One of the features I love most is the ability to set up multiple profiles. I’ve got one profile for my .22 PCP rifle and another for my .30 cal. Switching between them is seamless, so whether I’m out hunting or just plinking at the range, the Xero adapts to what I need. It’s like having a personalized ballistics expert with me at all times.

The biggest improvement I’ve noticed is in my accuracy, especially at longer distances. Before using the Xero, I’d sometimes misjudge holdover and end up with frustrating misses. Now, I can trust the data it gives me and focus entirely on my shot. It’s also a huge time saver, especially when I’m hunting. Instead of spending precious seconds figuring out range and trajectory, I can range, aim, and shoot quickly and confidently. In fact, it’s been a game-changer for small game hunting. I’ve had clean, ethical shots at distances I wouldn’t have even attempted before.

That said, setting it up took less than 2 minutes. Calibrating it to my air rifle was easy just plug and play, once I got it dialed in, it’s been rock solid. I’d recommend taking your time during setup to ensure everything is accurate—you’ll thank yourself later. And yes, the Xero isn’t cheap, but it sure as hell beats the 800+ price range of its competition, but for anyone serious about precision shooting, it’s absolutely worth the investment. It’s like having an entire shooting system built into a compact device.

As we all know a chronograph is a must with Airguns so i highly highly recommend the Xero, usually im skeptical when something is priced lower than the comp but, Garmin is reliable as a company so I gave it a shot and it's been worth it. I’m curious if anyone else here has tried the Xero or something similar with their PCP setup. How has it worked for you? Let’s share tips and experiences—I’d love to hear what others think!

PCP Rifle  WTS FX Mavrick .22

Selling my .22 FX maverick compact , In as new condition no dings dents scratches holds air forever powerful and accurate loads of adjustability , around three hundred shots through It . Asking $1300 Inc shipping , scope not included .
I also have a Saber Tactical butt stock never used still In the box $200 Inc shipping .

Thanks for looking .


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Benjamin  My other first PCP - Donated Gen 1 Maruader .25

You got gifted a great starter rifle. I took have a gen 1 25 cal. It's got all sorts of goodies. And the stock was reshaped as well. I defined mine to shoot the Hades at 710-725 fps (roughly 35 fpe) and inside 30-35 yards it is a squirrel killer. Keep us posted.
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