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My Artemis M16a
And a few crows that didn’t even know what was happening as I shot them….
And a few crows that didn’t even know what was happening as I shot them….
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I’ve thought about it. I’ve been stacking crows lately with the L2, maybe I would get a few more with it camo…I’ve had good luck with duracoat on a few other pieces. Once you paint one then the resale is tougher in my experience. Not that I want to sell any, I bought them because I wanted them. I’m waiting for my Huben GK1. It shipped today from Huben Spain, can’t wait!!
Is there after market Moderators for these EVOL guns that are more quiet
I realize the mini at 10” barrel will always be a bit more loud but looking to see if there is something ? ThanksI bought mine used (Evol) but it’s a Donnyfl mod that was on it when I got it. Order the next caliber higher (manufacturer’s recommendation) as I experienced poi shift do to pellet clipping and had to drill out the end cap with the next size number drill. I expect that’s why the last owner got rid of it but it was my gain because I got the piece very reasonably priced with lots of extras. Not sure if it is quieter with the aftermarket vs the factory though.Is there after market Moderators for these EVOL guns that are more quiet
Cool thanks
I think it’s similar to my DD MK18 SBR can or no can it’s just a louder platform
If I want quiet I’ll get another style maybe an Avenge X .25 cal with Donny FL
My old avenger .22 with Donny FL FX mod was really quiet
I got it you buy this adapter and any Donny fl and it will def quiet it down
This is the one I have, also has a thread protector. It’s still pretty noisy, enough that a crow I shot at at 134 yards matrixed the pellet since the sound got there a little bit earlier than the pellet. At 75 and under they don’t have a chance. These crows around the farm are getting educated after they keep seeing their buddies get taken out…
Yeah but it’s gonna be more quiet than the factory mod I have just did about an hour of research
so at least it’s an imporovement
AAA Paradigm in .22 out looking for squirrels. Didn't find any but had a blast shooting fire birds out at 100 yards.
Going to try posting my lpvo and fury's here since no one has asked about them over there.This looks familiar!
Glad you made it over here
@CTKNY First time seeing you over here. Look at how he comes through the door. That looks like a deluxe, limited-edition, limited-quantity, Happy Meal, big-boy toy!! That’s quite the entry. Not bad, not bad at all.
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Looks like a custom made stock. I remember GinB was a maker a while ago that made some great stocks. Many people that shot field target at the time had those stocks.
That Ripley is a stunning rifle!
That Ripley is a stunning rifle!
This is obviously not an airgun picture but I thought that I'd post it because of historical significance.
AirArms TX200 in .177 , Leupold scope.
Longest crow kills are 60 yards.
Longest crow kills are 60 yards.
The British and the Germans make superb springer Air Rifles. I have both the Pro Sport and TX200 in 22 cal with Walnut stocks. They are designed and built in the same manner as high end European Fine Powder Burner Rifles.
The British and the Germans make superb springer Air Rifles. I have both the Pro Sport and TX200 in 22 cal with Walnut stocks. They are designed and built in the same manner as high end European Fine Powder Burner Rifles.
The British and the Germans make superb springer Air Rifles. I have both the Pro Sport and TX200 in 22 cal with Walnut stocks. They are designed and built in the same manner as high end European Fine Powder Burner Rifles.AirArms TX200 in .177 , Leupold scope.
Longest crow kills are 60 yards.
I prefer springers for simplicity and no need for a compressor or air tanks. They are more of a challenge to shoot accurately than a PCP gun.
Prior to the TX200 I had an RWS 48 in .22. It was a hard hitting rifle but I could never get consistent accuracy with it after various mounts and optic changes.
Prior to the TX200 I had an RWS 48 in .22. It was a hard hitting rifle but I could never get consistent accuracy with it after various mounts and optic changes.
Very pleased with the TX200, need more scope and better mount.
I have the Diana 54 Air King. Its very powerful and accurate. A coyote killer. Its a step up from the 48. It has the sliding chassis that moves under recoil. Makes for a more accurate shot.
I thought about getting the 54 but decided against it. I read that it has problems with extreme uphill and downhill shots because of the sliding chassis.
Have you experienced any issues at extreme shooting angles?
Not yet. I did kill a coyote shooting downhill. Whether it was extreme or not. Who knows. It was a head shot. It wasn't vertical. It was at an angle.
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