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I'm here, I've been taking classes, learning CAD and sourcing Zelos for conversion. Ill be answering PM's today.

Welp... My new PC grenaded, the CPU started dying 3 weeks after I hooked it up. Amazon sent me a new one and it seems to be working well. I'm healthy, spring is here, we are getting our country back and the Starlings are back. I just got back from the dentist, I finally got my bridge and I'm...

The point is lost...

WOW! You make it so sinister and back-roomish! I guess there goes all the competitions where the wind isn't calibrated and the guns not bolted down... Nobody takes your statement as valid, you just do 20 or so trigger pulls, get an average and you are within 1% mathematically of the actual...

True but its valid in any case and useful to others even if you dont wish to read the reply.

I'm a catastrophic burn survivor and I took my name from the title of a book by a dear friend who's husband had his foot severely burned when he took a "fire walk". They have helped me along my journey to achieve a sense of normalcy. The mags are from my friend at Big Air...

AP1000TB, all day long!

The seer bar can get a light coating of axle grease at the contact point but the threads should be clean and have a drop of removable lock-tite or vibratite on them.

I just thought it was unusual is all. There are actual nutcases that like rear cocking levers! Go figure!

The "truth" is that Umarex designed and tested the Zelos to 3625 psi and anything added to further regulate it or adding more pressure is against thier operating parameters and voids your warranty. 3625 psi is a reasonable pressure IMHO. Adding a second regulator also increases your risk of...

Ouch!

"Offended"? Wow! I've been offended by people but never a design choice. Caveat Emptur

Did it work? Remember to add a touch of removable locktite or vibratite on that grub screw, they like to back out.

Thanks Mark, I survived! Bronchitis for a month, -0° to -22°F weather for several weeks, 44°F today, WE MADE IT!!!

Simply look at the back and underside of the handgrip after removing the stock from the gun and remove the screw that is in the back and under the front, they are both 2.5mm. Once they are off, remove the four Philips head screws on the side panel and remove it. Replace the spring and the...

So you reiterated what you've already posted.

I read your post, I addressed your comment about .22lr, I left the rest alone because it has nothing to do with airgunning.

In the case of ElyTenex and the 38 grain Heavy Slugs by H&N in 5.5 mm, they both share the same BC at 0.112, which is the apples to apples discussion.

The science says that if the projectile has the same diameter, weight, BC and speed, it WILL indeed travel the same distance.