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I've got a Notos but not the Cricket....really interested in seeing how they compare.

When I was still a scuba driver (almost 40 years ago) they didn't fill much over 3000 because that's all the cylinders were rated for-carbon fiber ones didn't exist yet. How times have changed.

Thanks for that. Haven't had to do anything to my Notos yet but adjust the trigger. That being said, having this information could be a big help. Thanks again!

I'm keeping my fingers crossed since I haven't had any skunk problems for about a year now. Before that, I was waking up at night because of the skunk stench coming in our open bedroom window!! I'll keep in mind the body shot rather than head shot information should my luck change!

Cut that distance in half and I'd still be challenged!! Gettin' old ain't been easy!!

Took an inadequately supported shot at a starling from about 60 yards and failed miserably...hardly got close enough to scare it off. Need to work on better means of support.

I made a planter out of a toilet once but not as cool as that!!

I walked through her at the Bremerton naval ship station many years ago. Truly awe inspiring.

Loved the video and I'm green with envy. Did you edit the sound out or am I just going deaf in my old age? I couldn't hear anything. But again, great shooting and a great video!!!

Haven't hunted mourning doves in over 40 years but would be willing to give it another try. My first experience at the sport was a bit frustrating....the friend that was going to show us where to go and how to do it, cancelled at the last minute, so my brother and I went on our own. Instead of...

The only armadillos I've ever seen were squashed on or along side the road in Texas when I was in the army at Fort Sam Houston. I think it takes a motor vehicle as a minimum.

My buddy Phil had one and I was ever envious....it did more than my benjamin 312 ever could.

Another rat made the mistake of visiting the bird feeder, but for some reason I can't get the picture to load.

Depends on whether or not they're freshly fledged....the young ones are more apt to hang around confused....the mature birds are outa there.

Started with a Red Ryder and then a Crosman V350. Multi pumps came next looking for more power and didn't even know that break barrels existed. Was amazed the first time I learned that there were some break barrels more powerful and accurate than a pumper but still knew nothing of PCP's. Have...

74....at least until December. Been into guns and knives as far back as I can remember.

Finally got a chance for a rat under the bird feeder. Unfortunately, it was while I was cooking burgers on the grill so I couldn't use the grill for support and had to take the shot offhand. Not the best bet for me but it worked out this time.

Many years ago I got my wife to shoot at slugs in the garden but the explosive evisceration resulting in slug guts on her cheek ended her interest in shooting airguns!

The 3 shot group became my standard back in my early powder burner days. Primarily because the only PB I had was a 7mm Remington Magnum with a light weight barrel profile. 3 rounds heated up the barrel so quickly that rounds 4 and 5 would start walking out of the group. Old habits die hard...

Sounds like me....know the guns and pellets are more consistent and accurate than I am. Just confirm that the poi is consistent and hope for a good hold, sight picture and trigger release.