Recent content by Nealgl1985

Crossbows are for hunting vitals. If you can't hit your target with your gun you won't hit it with a crossbow either. Only advantage of a crossbow is large holes and lots of blood. If you prefer head and neck shots then they are not the tool you need for the job. If you are shooting good...

From everything I've read about airguns vs deer you might be better off with a crossbow. The vitals are a large target and it's easy to track a deer that has a 2+ inch hole cut through the side of it. I have a .72 zeus and I'm getting cold feet wanting to take a deer with it now. I've read too...

In the heat of the moment anything can happen. A 20 yard chip shot can be a lost deer. Thermal is a great way to find your deer. My dad shot a buck last season and when I asked his where it was he didn't know. I pulled out my thermal and it was laying 50 yards away dead. I know this is a...

Any news on a remote yet?

@Airgun-hobbyist what is the weight saving with that setup? Sorry if I missed the info.

Good luck and be safe out there! Oh and the biggest most important 1 HAVE FUN AND ENJOY YOURSELF! Happy hunting.

Yes they are sub moa to 100 yards in my 257. I haven't pushed them further yet. The AVS 85 grain 0.2573 hpbt is also very accurate.

AAA provides schematics of their rifles on their website. I do agree though. I'm not new to airguns, but I'm new to doing the maintenance myself and a video would be nice for the people that don't know what they are doing. AAA has a couple videos, but I don't remember if they were on the site or...

I'm pretty sure the regular texan is the same as the lss just with a moderator. When you remove the lss moderator you now have a standard texan. I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong.

Gto 11.75 grain

I said 20" barrel by mistake. It is a 16" barrel.

And happy birthday!

If the guy isn't a well known active member, and you obviously are not comfortable with the situation, then don't be a fool and play it safe.

That's messed up!

I usually only hunt archery, but I thought I would put together a deer gun in case I wanted to switch it up. I thought I would share my thoughts, a few pictures, and some numbers. I normally hunt thick areas and don't have many shot opportunities longer than 40 yards, so I went to 35 yards and...