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By jove, I think you got it!;)

That statement right there pretty much covers most of the problem. It shouldn't matter how much power a gun generates, put the time in to ensure you know where to aim as well as being able to hit that point. There are a lot of people who just think more is better, but in reality that ain't...

Given that Britain is mostly confined to that limit, and they are taking down all kinds of critters, I'd say the question is moot. We were stuck at that power level and less before the "more is better" mentality kicked in and gave us the guns we can shoot now.

853s are singleshot. The 953 is a multishot(5) with auto indexing. I have 2 853s from CMP and a 953 I purchased from a member on another forum. Plus I have a loose 753 upper laying around that has a LW barrel. There is a manual that CMP sells that goes over how to fix/adjust them that I highly...

There is. Daisy sells singleshot trays for cheap. The auto index does not have to be disabled.

They are very nicely done.

If you don't mind my asking, where did you find the punisher grip with the SC palm and moon?

That's the same one I have. Never tried it with a transformer. Haven't had any issues with it talking to the base, either, with it placed in a metal workshop. I can't remember what the recommended height for the xmitter is, but I had to do a little finagling with it to work. It wouldn't pick up...

Not sure which HF unit you tried. Most are referring to the $9 battery operated dingers when they talk about them. One of the things with setting them up is the height at which they are placed. The sensors are directed at an angle below horizontal. The higher you place them, the more coverage...

There have been people making starling decoys out of styrofoam for awhile. There was a thread about it over on gta's forum. One guy was freezing the ones he killed and stood them up out in his yard when he wanted to bring in more targets. Personally, I haven't used decoys but, I do use my old...

Al(oletomcat) would like a list of who is going to attend the Fall Classic funshoot so that he can plan the food accordingly. Either let him know through the link on the agn calendar or drop me a message.

I believe that plastic piece might be a coin battery holder, but for what I have no idea. If it was in the box, it may have been dropped in there accidentally. It's not a part of the gun.

Mine does move L-R, but it doesn't hang like your's does. I hate to be the one who says it but, if it's brand new file for warranty service. It blows I know, but at this point, it's the better option. Unless you want to order parts and repair it yourself.

After comparing your pics to my gun, it looks like someone had the trigger pulled and closed the gun on it. The metal finger next to the screw is smashed on one corner, and it looks like there is scraping on the bottom of the index arm. That kind of leads me to believe the trigger bar is bent...

I recommend removing the mag and the puck, closing it and see if the trigger bar is moving the valve pin. If you don't remove the puck, it'll blow it some place you'll never find it if it does fire. The trigger bar may need to be adjusted.

You could either try wrapping a rubber band or some electrical tape around the base of the barrel where the arrow seats. Just enough to make it snug that it doesn't slide off.

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Glad there was a solution. Pretty sure you could get down to the size of a plum with some practice and wrist exercises :D. Edit- Need to see some new targets;).

A very awesome acquisition to your collection. Looking at the sights, the front appears to be dovetail mounted, meaning you can drift it to bring point of aim to center. Couldn't really tell how the rear sight is mounted. Did it jump much when fired? Spring buzz?

I posted the dates on the calendar. We'll see how it goes.