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I totally understand the shortfalls of CPHP. As I mentioned in this case, I tried multiple pellets (weight and manufacturer), with all having the same accuracy issues. If it had been just the CPHP that had issues, and other pellets were accurate, I would have just assumed it didn't like CPHP at all end up using something else. As for the why I even try for CPHP usage, I have my own "logic" for that. I'm not expecting CPHP to provide premium pellet result, but I am also not looking to shoot past 25 yards, and not at pests either. You don't seem me post brags about my grouping at 100 yards, because I haven't even tried it past 25 yard. For me, my airguns are for fun in the back yard. I can come home and shoot 100 rounds on a whim, which I can't do with powder burners (have to go to the range, ammo is expensive, etc.) I'm not pesting or precision target shooting most of the time. Its often just destroying a few soda cans for the enjoyment of it. My experience with the Avenger and CPHPs is as you said, I have other pellets that are more accurate in it. That said, I was able to find regulator and hammer settings that made it acceptable for me (usually within about the size of a quarter or so at 25 yard). It took a little experimenting to find where is seemed happiest (but I enjoyed the experimenting). Now I can shoot soda cans for fun, its accurate enough at my 25 yard range, and cost less than 1/4 of the more accurate pellets. If any starlings or house sparrows venture into my backyard, I use the better pellets for a more assured clean kill
. For cans, I'm happier burning through a few hundred CPHP at a time for simple fun.I'll have to see if the replacement likes CPHP at all (some people seem to claim theirs does). If I'm lucky, it will be okay with them at 25 yards. I'm pretty sure its not a scope problem. It is an A.O. scope (UTG Bugbuster 3-9X32), which has proved itself in working order on other airguns as well as powder burning .22s. My Avenger has the large 4-16X44 FFP Veyron because its already big and heavy and I pretty much only shoot it from stationary positions. With the notos being so much smaller and lighter, I wanted to go with a smaller simpler scope. As noted below, it was on the receiver, not the shroud part of the rail.
It's mainly just to top the guns off i let my alkin auto shutoff at 310b on the scba tanks so when I want to top off the pcps that's all I'm really looking for.The cs4 models will do it. Advantages of course are...
The Cs4 is fairly quite for a compressor
You can take it, and your tanks with you. Refill as you shoot.
And of course you can fill your guns directly if ever desired.
I ran a Yong Heng for a couple years, sure it was faster... but it's loud, needs support such as a water source, and you're not taking that thing with you anywhere.
If you go with GX order directly from them or Amazon. I do sell some open box and refurbished ones on Ebay.
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That’s the sad part. Wishing you could live in an area that offered these types of shooting disciplines. I have shot my whole life, and though I kinda of knew it existed, I was not exposed to it. My daughter on the other hand happened to go to a HS that had a very good MCJROTC rifle team. She tried out and made the team. I got to experience this whole world of Olympic discipline of shooting sports. It’s out there and it’s big. Just flying under the radar. Unfortunately you need to live around where it’s offered and know it even exists in your area. Most all if not all is focused on young shooters in school. Hardly any opportunity for adults, though 10M pistol being the exception. Olympic/ISSF shooting sports (rifle & pistol) are such a pure and elegant realm of shooting but most are doing it on their own in the garage or basement and don’t have a local club option. Really sad.@BrazosbyNemo , Every time I pick up that book, Pistol Shooting the Olympic Disciplines, I find another thing that fascinates me. I wish I could have lived in an area where that sort of shooting was a "thing" when I was young. If I was truly serious I would have a Steyr Evo 10E and a SCATT training system. Combined they are still cheaper than a bass boat or an Unlimited Benchrest .22 with a one piece rest and scope. However, my AV/IZH 46M in my 9.3M basement range is more than enough of a challenge. Heck, in terms of rifle my CMP M853 is a challenge. When I get frustrated I get either my tuned FX Streamline or the tuned AA S200 and put a couple in the 10 ring just to make myself feel good - and deluded
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