I use an old pillow when dry firing at home. In my backyard (my personal permission) many, many critters get a past. So they continue doing their thing and not are bothered while I’m plinking away…
I will be trying the tip above as originally suggested by @ARW …🙏
With my Ghost Carbine. At home on the bench? I simply blow off (dry fire) at least thrice. Before going after pest? I do the same, case the gun and head towards my permissions… It’s been a non issue for me.
I typically plink using holdovers, because its how I go after pests. So it was the way I started using my GPO. I still intend to use holdovers but was enlightened tonight. Who says plinking is just fun foolishness…🤓 Last night while sending pellets after work I decided to dial for elevation to...
My Pathfinder XR is simply astounding to me. My typical shooting setup is bipod front, shoulder as rear bag. The trigger is heavy, but I compensate. The little beast has always been “first shot” accurate. I can simply grab her and no matter how long she’s sat? POA = POI. But must confess she...
Why not a PCP you setup at the range then go sit in the air conditioned clubhouse. Take out your tablet and simply watch the PCP send when it senses optimal conditions? You only have to walk out to insert a new magazine…🙈 I like holding my carbines and looking through the scope.
Have to agree on the Sniper XR series. Every iteration has been stellar my Pathfinder is but a mini Sniper XR. My first a Bantam Sniper HR sold me on the platform they are solid out the box.
The CPHPs have been very very good in my lower power BRKs. They have killed many many pests out to 60+ yards. And I have shot some really great groups at 25, 30 and 40 yards. The only problem I have encountered is that when target shooting there will be unexplicable flyers. That said for general...
Soapy water at the reg vent hole “circle in yellow” showed the leak. Which I still haven’t fixed, just haven’t the time at the moment. I just keep it aired up and refill as needed.