Recent content by BassMan

I have an SL30 and it is definitely LOUD! You would certainly need a moderator. Depending on the distance you plan on shooting it may be a bit of an overkill but would certainly kill. Mine puts out 115 fpe shooting 50.15 gr pellets.

Not to confuse the issue, but another solid contender would be a Gauntlet SL30. Mine shoots 50.15 gr JSBs at 986 fps which is 108 FPE. It is a bit on the loud side so I added a Buck Rail moderator.

I agree, I've always been suspicious of his reviews. They always seem way too positive and his "negative" comments are usually some minor nitpicking thing that doesn't really matter.

I also have an SL30 and mine seems to shoot the 45 gr. AEA pellets the best and is getting over 1000 fps velocity.

I guess I'm all four. At last count I was up to 66 air guns of all types including pistols, springers, multi-pumps, CO2, PCP's. But I have been playing with air guns for over 60 years so that is barely more than 1 for each year.😆

Great info guys, I always just eyeballed it with a ruler but these methods are much more accurate.

Everyone should have guns in 0.177, 0.20, 0.22, 0.25 and 0.30 calibers.

Get out the flour😆!

Mainly just something that would be easy to carry and easy access to the tank for filling my guns.

Mainly just target shooting.

I just received a 90 cu. in. Benjamin tank. It took about 45 minutes to fill it from 0 to 4500 psi with my GX CS4 compressor. What do most of you use for a carrying case/bag for these tanks?

When I was a kid back in the 60's every town had a town dump. My buddies and I spent many hours shooting rats at the dumps with 22's. It was a common activity and no one ever seemed to care.

I love the app because it can identify a bird by the sound that they make. Often times I will hear a bird but not see it and the app will identify the bird.

Very impressive, I hope you have continued success. Now, I would love it if Pyramyd Air would open a retail store.

My regulated 0.22 Marauder with the Lothar barrel shoots CPHP's quite well. 3/8" 5 shot groups at 25 yards