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I inherited a Kalibrgun Cricket and a Great White air tank from my uncle who passed away. Purchased a GX CS4 compressor and am wanting the groups opinion on my set up thoughts. I have a Tuxing Gold filter that takes around 4 1/2 minutes to fill. I purchased one of the one way valves from the UK...

Yep I only have 1 currently. I feel like I’m way behind you guys. Buuuuuut I have got myself a Gx CS4 ,filter and a new scope while I try to decide what gun I’m wanting next. Ghost or a Skout EVO.

I’ve got a Teslong and have it linked to my iPad. It works great. You can adjust the mirror for your bore size to get a clearer image of your bore.

Thanks for the heads up Mike. Got 1 on the way.

hameditor ya think you could check out the Skout booth? I hear they are gonna have something new.

Just a heads up if you’re in the market. if you use the web site and Gx10off code you can get it for $513. Can’t wait to get mine.

lol ,I live up in Kalispell. You’re right about that. I have a few big boomers but being able to shoot at home is what I’m liking about the PCPs. Gophers, Magpies and Pigeons make for nice targets.

Thank you all for the welcoming

Thank you both for replying to my thread. I’m up here in Montana and there is absolutely nothing when it comes to high quality PCP stuff. Best we have is Wally World Type stuff. So I have no way of seeing any of this first hand. The more I look into these PCPs I can see it’s gonna be another...

Mike. What’s the noise like, are they very loud?

Guys I’m fairly new to PCP and was curious how loud is a .30 cal and what is the recoil like. All I’ve ever-shot was .22 cal air rifles. I come from shooting PB but am just wondering if it’s like shooting a .22lr or how loud it actually is? I’ve watched a bundle of videos but I can tell...

Fairly new to PCPs. I have a Kalibrgun Cricket Carbine in .22 that I inherited. Have enjoyed shooting it and looking to add another PCP. Been looking at a Ghost and Skout. Looking foreword to learning and obviously have a bunch of reading to do. Merry Christmas everyone.