I can't locate one so I just sketched the idea for you with a sharpie. The trident valve pushes air up, and the floating valve in the front is pushed back against the "hammer" (only named such as other names are confusing to people). The black under the hammer is the shear release point, so the...
Myth: Buying a tuned slugger (dealer advertised).
You can roughly tune a gun near were it ought to be and maybe it will get it in the ballpark, but if you think dealers are spending a couple weeks and a few boxes to tune your individual rifle, along with all the other slug tuned rifles they...
Hmmm. I guess to me I look at those items, PRS rail for example, as an accessory, and I look at modifications as something done to the rifle, I.e. porting on valve or changing a spring tension etc. Maybe I have an idea on my next video
At IPAC with slugs at 150yd, the cards were wildly bad. Half the people shot watermelon sized groups, and minutes before those same shooters talked about 300yd shots and all that jazz. One of the benefits of sitting back and spectating is seeing such scenes unfold. 10% did well, but it made me...
True. The consumer market though is led to believe that in real world conditions (light to medium wind) you can and should expect ridiculous accuracy. I can't tell you how many times I've posted honest groups and people have commented that they can one hole with an avenger at 100. I always ask...
Myth number two (and this one I really dislike):
Airguns make good self defense weapons.
They don't.
Anytime I see a self defense airgun video, I dislike.