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I'll 2nd (or 3rd??) about having a longer QD fir impact (I saw you're going in a diff direction) and larger 6/9L bottle to start off...I did and happy I went that route. Eventually I did get a tuxing compressor after relocating where there are no dive shops available. Side note, you don't...

Buy the best you can afford. Even good ones are cheaper than a repair bill. I keep my bits in the original container when possible, I tend to end up using only a few sizes for each application (pcp's, PB, scope mounting, motorcycles, bicycles).

M012 for me, picked it up a month ago direct from tuxing website. Happy so far, couple friends have the same one, used it for 3.5yrs before it died. They didn't try to fix, just figured it was the cost of doing business and bought another.

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I picked up my m3 from UA...the one thing I regret is not having them tune it. Would have saved me a LOT of time and more than worth it. Their recent vids say fx don't come tuned, just get leakdown test and shot to confirm function. If someone from ua knows otherwise, please correct me. No bash...

I second this experience as does a friend with m3...they fluctuate.

True lefty here...nice stable. I use fx m3 because of ambi lever. It's ok. Not above using RH airguns, but they can be a pita to sort cheek weld.

As an I'll second the eyepatch/cover...easy to do and it will accelerate your progress. You're just retraining your eye. As a side note, this is also good stuff for your brain. Learning and training your body to do something different.

This is soooo true! I just played around with wheels trying to tune by group size...what a waste of time/pellets/slugs/air... Reading some of vetmx posts is what helped get me going in the right direction with my m3 compact.

I've used Natchez quite a bit, they've always been solid for me. I've got a couple Donnyfl, I like them, fit/finish is great. I haven't used any of the others on the market. I'm relatively new to airguns (5yrs), so take the following for what it's worth..my experience is that a good/efficient...

I come from primarily PB background. These pcp's are so tall, took me a minute to figure out how to stabilize off a bench...love em, but different animal for sure.

Trying to shoot a pcp on a bench (for accuracy) without a bipod.