Pinty Buster .177 Inbound - New Project Gun

[Elexious Musick]

I think I may have fired 5 shots through the Buster.

Why so few shots? I sighted mine in with a CVLIFE WolfCloak Motion Awake Red/Green Dot and a Buck Rail 1/2 x20 UNC moderator. Stacks pellets at 20 yrds. All budget friendly components, but a very solid configuration! The Buster is an amazing airgun, particularly for the price point.

 

[Billm]

Why so few shots? I sighted mine in with a CVLIFE WolfCloak Motion Awake Red/Green Dot and a Buck Rail 1/2 x20 UNC moderator. Stacks pellets at 20 yrds. All budget friendly components, but a very solid configuration! The Buster is an amazing airgun, particularly for the price point.

I bought it and the Alpha at the same time and the Buster took a month traveling around the country before it showed up. I designed a folding stock for it and quickly fired a partial mag through it, just to make sure it worked. I had already started playing around with the Alpha and so I put the Buster on the wall and never quite got back to it yet.

 

[Elexious Musick]

Glad I was able to help you, even though I didn't grab one yet. I am contemplating doing so anyway... seriously contemplating.

I need to determine my financial disposition concerning a couple gun auctions first, lol. Then I'll pull the (much lighter) trigger. That young guy who is waiting to save up for a decent scope should just take a existing scope off a gun and enjoy it. I believe scopes can be moved from gun to gun. Good practice moving and sighting them in.

 

[Elexious Musick]

I bought it and the Alpha at the same time and the Buster took a month traveling around the country before it showed up. I designed a folding stock for it and quickly fired a partial mag through it, just to make sure it worked. I had already started playing around with the Alpha and so I put the Buster View attachment 20541on the wall and never quite got back to it yet.

I remember, that shipping was quite the adventure. Play with the Buster. I think you're gonna love it. Maybe print something cool for it that members could buy?

I do the exact same thing. Work on a gun then don't touch it for too long, months sometimes. I actually brought a Reximex RPA PCP air pistol, blue laminated, .22 cal that I haven't shot yet, opened the fitted case and said to myself, oh cool! Then closed the case, lol. I have the same setup for my Reximex as Shooter 1721. Hopefully I'll put it together and shoot this weekend.

 

[PapaT]

I need to determine my financial disposition concerning a couple gun auctions first, lol. Then I'll pull the (much lighter) trigger. That young guy who is waiting to save up for a decent scope should just take a existing scope off a gun and enjoy it. I believe scopes can be moved from gun to gun. Good practice moving and sighting them in.

I agree, scopes can be moved around. Scope from my 362 100th Anniversary is currently on my Vanguard because the 362 doesn't need it right now. I need to get some higher rings and mount the pinty scope I bought for the Vanguard so that I can use my 10 round RCO magazines, but this works for now. There are a few setups I don't touch, but in general I let things be semi-fluid in configuration.

Don't forget PP15 to save some green when you go to pull the trigger.

 

[Elexious Musick]

I agree, scopes can be moved around. Scope from my 362 100th Anniversary is currently on my Vanguard because the 362 doesn't need it right now. I need to get some higher rings and mount the pinty scope I bought for the Vanguard so that I can use my 10 round RCO magazines, but this works for now. There are a few setups I don't touch, but in general I let things be semi-fluid in configuration.

Don't forget PP15 to save some green when you go to pull the trigger.

I didn't bid high enough to win anything today. People were bidding hundreds of dollars more than the actual value of the guns, SMH. So I purchased the Nightfall 2.0! I had a 25% off coupon that Thiago gave me back in December that I used. Really made it a bargain buy! Looking forward to getting and shooting this little gem.