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I feel the same as you about mine, it simply is a solid little PCP that performs on demand. Smooth shooting cycle and deadly accurate at reasonable ranges. Am ogling mine as I type this…🙈

I bet it has, as you have proven to yourself and them unfortunate squirrels. For me it was, and is a low power eye opener. The small critters find the Atomic simply irresistible…

It’s a West Hunter 3-12x44 SFIR FFP. It has been a good pesting scope for me out to 100 yards. The IR is daytime bright and is a big help in many instances. It is currently atop my Pathfinder XR, where its furthest kill was 111 range finder measured yards on a grackle… 9.57” long and 18.8 ounces...

The 5-20 basic model no built in range finder. Just ended a plinking session on black walnut husks, from 25-40 yards. This little combo is simply delicious to play with…🙏

Beautiful lady and an awesome BRK, the groups speak for themselves. All the BRK family of PCPs are solid, solid airguns.

The red squirrels have been getting too comfortable stashing nuts under my porch bench. They are too fast for my old Jack Russell. So the Pathfinder was called to duty. I really do try and refrain from shooting critters in my backyard but these four had it coming. All kills at 40 yards sending...

@Cantona256, kudos to you for having the “will” to give it another try… Eventually the coyotes will present themselves to you because of your efforts and enthusiasm…🙏

Congratulations Jessica… Kudos to you.

Mowed, weed whacked and blew leaves in my yard so I could see my targets. Then was too tired to shoot…🙈 Does the leaf blower count? It is a big airgun…🙄

You simply let your airgunning hobby get out of hand… “Constant Grind of the airgun world”? Definitely an unhealthy way to view or experience any hobby. Good for you for walking away. For most its simply an escape, the constant grind may apply to those who are in the airgun business. But I doubt...

Welcome aboard @BlackPaw ….

I like the Green Ghost Jessica is shooting…A lot of the guns look huge to my eyes, it looks like a fun time with good people…

Beautiful country and awesome rock formations…

Pulled my Pathfinder out of the safe and shot black walnuts from 25 to 40 yards. Then saw that my sweet wife put out some old apples at my 50 yard station. So shot them up with some CPHPs and then some Hades. The hits on the apples where very satisfying, watching the bits fly off. The Hades out...

Am content with my five PCPs and cannot envision acquiring more. Am set for what I do with airguns, which is lots of plinking. Some pesting when I have the time and target shooting to confirm zero, etc. They run from 7 fpe to 30 fpe. Adding my Daystate Super Legerro HPAC to keep them all fed is...

We all play with our airguns as we will, no harm or slight was intended by my original post. Though I can send out to 102 yards from my deck. My main satisfaction is plinking from 25 to 64 yards. I have stations at 15, 25, 40, 50, 60, 64 and 102 yards. Do plenty of missing but thats just me, for...

@Grunt64, innovation in of itself isn’t necessarily bad. Most of the overly doodaded PCPs are for competition or shooting off a bench. Reliable, simple and solid PCPs are actually taken afield. For myself, PCPs are inherently not as solid as a good powder burning equivalent. And while we all see...

Am trying to decide which of these pellets I’m going to use on my next pesting excursion. The group on the right JSB Exact Jumbo Express 14.35s. The group on the left JSB Hades 15.89s, as you can see the Hades grouped really well. These groups are casually sent bipod front, shoulder as rear bag...

Mike, you simply went too far, too fast… You went through what? At least half a dozen or more top end PCPs in less than two years. You were bound to be disappointed because you were simply chasing. For myself the gun is it, don’t want to add doodads. Just scope it, add a moderator and go shoot...

Without the bipod she is a pleasure to walk around with 17 fpe of outsized goodness…