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I couldn't agree more! No animal deserves less than a hunter's best effort at a humane kill shot. Having said that, all hunters (including myself) make less than perfect hits on animals and it's a shame, but it's hunting. If a person can't except the risk of wounded animals then that person...

Just started in with my Fall coyote calling. Was out early near home calling some old burn areas in Oregon's high Cascades. Was using a combination of howl, fight and pup distress sounds. After about 20-mins of calling I finally heard some coyotes howl back from a long ways away! I...

Yes, by now everyone knows about the relatively new Epic TWO rifle but some may not have heard about the newest walnut stock version. I made this post to share this more classic looking wood stock version with those who hadn't heard about it yet. I've liked the Epic Two rifle since it was...

Why is no one talking about this rifle yet? Should make a welcome addition to non-bullpup hunting rifle options. I know there are a lot of us that prefer more traditional looking designs for our hunting rifles. This one is for sure on my 'radar'...

Pyramyd Air just sent out a bulk email supporting one of the biggest anti-gun *Mod Edit - removed political comment* there is! Taylor Swift of all people! That's enough for me..., if Pyramyd Air doesn't make a public apology they get the same treatment as does Budweiser from me! I'll do my...

Finally, someone besides me singing the praise of the JTS 29.63! :cool: I've mentioned numerous times on this board about how accurate the JTS 29.63 is in both my 25s.

The hammer spring adjustment screw has a small locking screw on the side that has to be loosened before turning the large hammer spring screw.

The JTS 29.63gr are more accurate in both my .25s than are either of the JSBs you mentioned.

Good shooting! Very enjoyable to watch! :cool:

Excellent! Thanks for sharing! Those squirrels are the equivalent in size to the California Ground Squirrels (Greydiggers) we have here in the West of the US.

Thanks for the link, that's an interesting rifle. I like it but.... Based on the fact that JTS has NO customer service and sold hundreds, if not thousands of Airacuda rifles with manufacturing defects, I will never buy another rifle from them. (n)

I have learned from a vendor that these AEA branded pellets are not made by JSB, but are indeed made in China. Didn't learn which manufacturer??? If it's the same manufacturer that produces JTS pellets these AEA's may be a good pellet???

Andy got his hands on one for review.

Congrats! You'll be happy with the service Tony provides to every customer. My U2 700 came double boxed and well packaged with some bubble wrap inside the zippered soft case that the rifle & extras come in. Not a scratch from shipping. The rifle will come with 3000psi in the gun so no...

I remember those, but never used one.

There is no risk by storing your Lithium batts fully charged but if you do so the batteries will lose overall capacity quickly. The reason we store them at 3.8V per cell is to retain the battery's capacity for as long as possible. I've been in all the various RC hobbies over the decades...

If it's a Lithium battery it should be stored at about 3.8-volts per cell. If you don't have one, buy a charger meant for RC hobby batteries. Most of those chargers have a, 'storage' mode on the charger that will charge (or discharge) your battery for you.

I wouldn't be caught dead out hunting with some contraption like that strapped to my body! Reminds me of the, 'one man band'! :LOL: But, of course, 'each to their own'. No offense meant.

Muradtexas, give the rifle more rounds. My rifle has about 1000-rounds through it now and the bore has just started to 'come-in' and start grouping well! I wasn't pleased with the rifle's performance to start with, but it's really starting to show it's potential now! :cool:

I like it..., but I do agree with the comment above about the negative perception of a magazine that is always in the rifle. That's not a good thing.