Maybe it’s just me but I like to keep it simple…
Anyone else keeping it basic?
Maybe it’s just me but I like to keep it simple…
Anyone else keeping it basic?
Maybe it’s just me but I like to keep it simple…
Other K.I.S.S.
- Thread starter Greenarrow
- Start date
Meaning just scoping, maybe adding a bipod, simple? No tuning or tinkering with the gun, simply using it as it arrives, out the box? If so, all my PCPs meet the K.I.S.S. criteria…
All four of my BRKs are outfitted simply for the intended use. One example…
All four of my BRKs are outfitted simply for the intended use. One example…Upvote 0
My Notos arrived earlier this summer and I put a Bug Buster on top of it and have been using it as is. Bought it for the sole purpose of taking out some sparrows and it has done the job. I could definitely see going down a path with these things but I have enough hobbies as it is....
Upvote 0
Upvote 0
Yes, I just get a gun that is set up from the factory as it’s intended to shoot and I shoot it that way. I’d rather pull the trigger than test and tune all the time. Nothing wrong with that it’s just not what I prefer. Maybe one day when I have more time but for now it’s just grab and go as is. I’m having fun!
Upvote 0
I dont even do the often way too expensive bipods.
Hell i dont even have a bag for the rear of my rifle, just use some pieces of wood to prob it up, or lately one of my tupperware like plastic boxes where i have ammo in or my tools / chronograph.
Hell i dont even have a bag for the rear of my rifle, just use some pieces of wood to prob it up, or lately one of my tupperware like plastic boxes where i have ammo in or my tools / chronograph.
Upvote 0
Kept it simple from the beginning as budget has always dictated. I mean, why mess with PERFECTION anyway? If a gun (x3) delivers everything one wants why change it?
Upvote 0
I am a big fan of keeping things simple. That is what persuaded me to buy my first AirForce air gun.
Upvote 0
