I had it running a fat shroud but kept having POI shifts from the flex and wobble. Not noticeable til around 20 yards, but would move around alot at my 40 yard plinking/pesting distance.
Sure, I just took the standard crosman skeleton stock and a kral mega stock I had, cut the check riser section off the kral stock, cut the top rail off the crosman stock, and screwed it together. There was some measuring in there obviously, but thats all it is. Eventually I will fiberglass resin coat it together but I'm waiting for warmer weather, that stuff stinks up the house pretty good when it's curing.
Hard to believe from pictures but that's only a 250cc bottle AND the 2240 tube has been cut down. It's as short as I could get it. I'll probably get board and put the 14.5 back on soon damn lego guns!
Nah, just a heavy ole thick wall 4500 psi aluminum bottle. I fill to 4000 psi and after 60 shots I top it off usually, I haven't event ran it down to see how many before it drops off the reg.
Awesome! I never see starlings where I live now. I go into town and they're everywhere and that leaves me trying to figure out how I could figure out how to shoot some of them.
I'm really resisting the urge to go into STL and pop pigeons and squirrels in the old rundown areas were no one really lives. I'd be a target as well though so there is that.
I hear you. There's a convenience store that I drive by sometimes and evidently the owner has decided it's a good idea to feed the pigeons. Every afternoon the power lines across the street are sagging with birds and all I can think about is pulling behind the strip mall and sniping them over the roof. I would never do it but I can't stop the thought.
I used to deliver all over the city and into areas I didn't truly believe existed they're so bad. Houses and churches just decaying. There is a building with artwork that say "the land time forgot". It's pretty desolate, but I would see squirrels everywhere in those areas, everything is overgrown with vines and old trees. Even have turkeys walking around and I've seen a couple deer in there. Really odd, but tempting!
