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Fully remove the grub and delrin seat. Clear the hole, check the threads, reseat the delrin, carefully reinsert the grub and tighten lightly.

Notos are fun and make a great carry-all-day gun!

My NightForce Benchrest scope.

Absolutely. My Browning X bolt will bruise you up pretty bad after a days shooting if you dont have a good bag on your shoulder. You really have to pull the gun in and that messes with POA. I can shoot any of my air rifles in the sld without touching the gun except for my index finger for...

Super silly answer here but I'm enamoured with my .22 and .25 JTS MAX! I spend an ungodly amount of time fixing and working on them but for an inexpensive gun, they are awesome from the bench. These will go to my grand kids.

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Hot dog cooker?

Mind you, this is not my personal gripe session, it's a discussion point only. It should serve to be a place where new people can get a firm understanding of the phrase from all sides.

The statement made in reply to n00bs asking about a new gun is the "push".

I hope I didn't make the statement that they are idiots. It's the statement itself that is cringeworthy to me personally.

I'm glad for some company!

How about a nice Marlin scope?

No other quip raises my hackles quite as much as, "Buy once, cry once". I just counted 9 instances of a n00b buying an M4 as a first air gun and they are completely lost in the tune and setup. What good does it do to push n00bs to high end guns? Discuss....

Love them!

There are others but I am familiar with FX barrel kits for the Notos and the Zelos/ M60.

If you like the Zelos, the M60B is sold by Airgunarcheryfun and has a bottle. You can upsize to any bottle that fits under the barrel. Yes, there are many $1k+ guns with bottles.

Tuxing cf bottles are made by Alsafe, you'll see when it arrives, it's written on the upper left side of the label.

Just like they said above, aim small, shoot small. I do a crap-ton of 10m bullseye shooting in the winter, 1 shot per target, bullseye inside the center wins. Amazingly difficult with any gun, nearly impossible offhand (for me).

The Notos is no toy but I regress, please have fun.

The impact is heavy and bulky, it's a nice gun but it's not your ROTC #5 rifle. You may wish to look at a Umarex Notos for basement shooting. It has a surprisingly good barrel, not loud, good economy and it likes dirt cheap ammo like the Crosman 14.39gr premiere hollow points. Yes, the...