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perhaps so....but still highly unscientific ;)

needs to be emperically tested & backed by data personal opinion is anecdotal at best, but still just personal opinion

& judging by all of the pellet hoarders over in classifieds section, we can probably survive on the bartering system to get by...for a while anyways.

Will do (y) I just need some decent weather

I suspect many parts are sourced from tarriffed origins. So being / buying 'murican won't save a mfr alone. Say good bye to fiber bottles. Are you all good w o rings?

For sure I think there is a lot that can be done w .25. Going to give these shiny little nuggs a try soon too:

I think that's just market saturation. It's happened on other sports that I participate in. Skis, bikes, kayaks...even excluding the covid years the crappiest stuff was worth gold for a time.. but not when peeps want the next shiny thing. I'm sure others can come up w other examples. It might...

There are a few forum members who have had bad experiences & I'm still on low hours so fingers crossed that I'm still praisining it in the future. I don't recall if there was resolution to the members issues but I think that customer support will be forthcoming if needed. I can't say the same...

I have a 310 and it's a very pleasent compressor to use. It's strictly my direct fill compressor. The YH is my sacrificial unit for hard fills and the CS4 is the in-betweener.

So you guys using the Trigger Stick just plunk down into your firing position and release the legs on it to set it? I could see that as something to put in a pack

Having gone over to the dark side for too long, I was recently reminded that break barrels require some physical strength. Especially during a longer session. So it makes your pec's buff too... I guess you could get the same benefit by hand pumping a PCP

A changable barrel system to include .257 by someone like Skout and the like would probably go far in having it catch on Maybe w the advent of ELR rounds they're good w plain old .25? I'm pretty stoked about some of those products...it's a great time to be alive.

A totally headache & tool free activity. Gun & pellets are all you need for a good time. It does feel a bit more pure using your own muscles. Being forced to slow down probably adds to that sensation. It's the slow food What's not to like? It's pretty easy to get caught up in the power and...

This large/ cheap duffel Russian-Dolls these 2 bags w room to spare. A pre-tariff purchase from Amazon. https://a.co/d/cGOeu5j

It'd be cool to hear of more people using it for doing long distance shooting& do follow the topics in the sub-forum IMHO a .25 should easily be fine out to 100yds and beyond if willing to put the time in, so feel like I'd probably need to go a bit out of my way to find a place to properly...

TBF, I frequently send more expensive ammo than either of those mentioned, so probably wouldn't let ammo cost get in the way of a particular air gun type that I really want to shoot. So yeah a $3 difference between boxes of a 100 isn't significant to most people. The relative lack of ammunition...

Same thing happened to my YH. Cracked crank case... If you want to keep it under a half K, the GX-CS4 will meet your needs

yup, I'm probably going to go w some iteration of this. Simple and solid....and not overpriced pairs of bound sticks like some that are offered

Personally I wouldn't choose a .257 as a daily driver when there are so many awesome .30 options available. Not many .257 guns are out there.. AF Texan, Benjamin Bulldog and the Alteros M24 and the ammunition is costly. So, it's kind of esoteric, a one trick pony and definate overkill for the...