View attachment 337335So I got her set up. I cannibalized a scope temporarily from my .22 cal Sentry that has been neglected. I'll use this Monstrum for my testing, to find out what this rifles pellet, or slug preferences are. (Wish I had bought lower rings.) Also to find out what ranges this rifle is comfortable operating in. From there I think I'll be able to make a better choice as to what optic is a match. I'm not running a bipod, and so for me, the foregrip is a no brainer, and makes the rifle more comfortable to handle.
While it was too late in the day to do anything productive sighting in wise... It came fully charged, so... I just had to... So I did. Stepped outside, and fired 7 shots. Whoa! Lot to talk about in just 7 shots, 4 of which were in full auto.
The hammerless trigger... It's really unlike any other trigger I've pulled before. The whole process of take-up, wall, break, reset... Isn't really there in a traditional sense. It felt more like a constant, light resistance, until the trigger reached a specific position in its arc, then simply fires.
Additionally I perceived no audible, or tactile reset. No familiar "click", when releasing the trigger to tell me it's ready to shoot again. It simply, and silently sweeps back forward, which the same resistance it came back with. It's kinda spooky. I'll definitely have to get more familiar with it.
