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Yea. I knew something was up when velocities were low and I could feel “poof” of air shooting prone.

Thanks for helping the newbie.

Coming from the center firearm world Ft.lbf has never made sense. For example a 80gr bullet traveling 3765 FPS -vs- a 140gr bullet traveling 2700 FPS. At 100 yards the 80gr bullet is running 3450 FPS with 2110 ft.lbf versus the 140gr bullet 2550 and 2070 ft.lbf. In this example the 80gr bullet...

Does Zelos have magnetized magazines? Where are you finding them at $400 price point. I didn't do a lot of snooping around but even on Ebay they are running same price as Airgun Depot and Pryramid?

Apparently my lack of FPS was due to a missing “0” ring. I replaced it with one that came with the gun (Flash RQE). My question: is it normal to have wiggle space?! Looks like 2 “0” rings could fit? Also when I dry fired to release air pressure it started leaking from the rear when it got down...

Break out the frying pan!!!

My hunting buddy got a PCP (22cal Notos - or something like that), so of course I had to get one (25cal Hatsan Flash RQE). First trip out I had magazine issues. To the point I had to discard one because it failed almost 95% of the time. The one that kinda worked (70% of the time) had the...

Pellet gun ranges “no.”

Looks like a shot gun... Me likes! ;)

Did you measure weight projectiles pre and post shot?

Get the bacon and jalapeño!

Clarification: Digital NV not PVS14 or L3 models.

plugged in your numbers This chart shows adjusted altitude and temperature difference.

Don’t know scope height, environmental, terrain, or BC but tracking pretty true.

For an airgun you’ll never shoot at high end thermal distance. You’ll be fine with an entry level. I’d honestly stick to NV for varmint size critters. At least with NV you can clearly ID target during the day. Yes you can use a thermal during the day but small varmints will blend into...

Squirrely McNugget! Congrats

isn’t .30cal Airacuda being released in Dec.? If you like current set up just get what you know works.

Squirrely McNuggets! Good shooting.

The opposite. They intro’d first affordable lrf thermals.

Airguns where you need to know your drop, yes. Night shots with standard firearms one rarely shoot beyond a rifles MBR. It is a great feature with modern thermals (handheld or scoped) but price point up until AGM entered the market was not feasible for most folks.