When launching a new airline, you usually see the battle between the larger channels to have the prime mover. I prefer the smaller, but not unimportant ones, who make several short episodes and dare to express their preferences but also the negative points of the rifle. At different distances and weather conditions. You know that some days you shoot better than others because practice makes perfect. Ultimately, the culmination should come with an extensive pellet test. Depending on the pellets you have, you can then judge which pellet you will try to shoot accurately (paper), plink or hunt. Besides the faded T-shirt, I thought this was a good review and I look forward to the sequel(s).
Awesome job Angie! With almost 30 FPE, this Arrow should be good to 50 yards and beyond if accuracy holds up. If so maybe even 100 yards on a big target would be cool
Great video Angie and it has been my experience that usually when I first get an Air rifle I will run a bore snake one with out the steel brush in it down the Barrel 2 or 3 times and then I am off to the races and I never clean the barrel again unless mt shots start not grouping as well and then I will run a bore snake down it a couple times and I am good again. So for me I rarely clean my barrels and My accuracy seems to stay very consistant that way. But Like you said everyone has there way of doing things.
Just my 2 cents. Try the Benjamin 14.3 they work great in our Notos and the Beeman 1362 I just got for myself and Levi. "They" say they are the same as the Crosman but I'm not so sure much cleaner and minimal shavings in the 500 count tins. Keep up the good work.
Can you show us how you clean the barrel on the Arrow .22 with the Whisper? I have done it once on my other Gamo and would see if I did it correctly and I would like to see if I missed doing anything. Thanks for the video.
When launching a new airline, you usually see the battle between the larger channels to have the prime mover. I prefer the smaller, but not unimportant ones, who make several short episodes and dare to express their preferences but also the negative points of the rifle. At different distances and weather conditions. You know that some days you shoot better than others because practice makes perfect. Ultimately, the culmination should come with an extensive pellet test. Depending on the pellets you have, you can then judge which pellet you will try to shoot accurately (paper), plink or hunt. Besides the faded T-shirt, I thought this was a good review and I look forward to the sequel(s).
Awesome job Angie! With almost 30 FPE, this Arrow should be good to 50 yards and beyond if accuracy holds up. If so maybe even 100 yards on a big target would be cool
👋 hi hon ! Darn not a Max again !! Lol lol lol
Great video Angie and it has been my experience that usually when I first get an Air rifle I will run a bore snake one with out the steel brush in it down the Barrel 2 or 3 times and then I am off to the races and I never clean the barrel again unless mt shots start not grouping as well and then I will run a bore snake down it a couple times and I am good again.
So for me I rarely clean my barrels and My accuracy seems to stay very consistant that way.
But Like you said everyone has there way of doing things.
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Just my 2 cents. Try the Benjamin 14.3 they work great in our Notos and the Beeman 1362 I just got for myself and Levi. "They" say they are the same as the Crosman but I'm not so sure much cleaner and minimal shavings in the 500 count tins. Keep up the good work.
🤔 you're right arm and shirt is all fuzzy UA-cam must not like what's on youre T-shirt !
Can you show us how you clean the barrel on the Arrow .22 with the Whisper? I have done it once on my other Gamo and would see if I did it correctly and I would like to see if I missed doing anything. Thanks for the video.
Beautiful honey 🔥🔥🔥
Did you have a Hatsan shirt on?🤣👍
nope not quite...
@@Backyard_ShootingAA Good video Angie.🙂👍
Aiwa 😘💕👍👍
Not impressed
I'm not done with my testing yet...