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| i've personally only owned two types of air guns. first, a crosman 760, a gamo PT80, and now a Gamo big cat 1200...and i gotta say, out of all the guns in it's price range, it's a damn sweet gun for t ... |
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| get some threadlock on your mount and ring screws, and clamp that sucker down tight. before going out to shoot a lot of rnds with my springer, i'll double check the bolts to make sure they're tight. i ... |
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i'd go with a .177 for several reasons...
A. you're hunting small game...anything larger than a rabbit, you'll want that .22, but for rats chipmunks, squirrel..etc...it'll be fine...
B. you'll w ... |
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| to properly sight it in, you need a solid bench...you can make one with some books stacked or whatever...either way, i'd go more with 20-30ft, adjust your scope to the maximum zoom and set up your tar ... |
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