He he he. It's been a month figured I needed an new gun.

Beautiful rifle! Now let's see those 50yard groups. I know those are as accurate as they are good-looking!

Very nice gun you have there. I sure like the NEW cocking lever they use on these guns. I've been using mine to remove some starlings from my backyard. I sure like the fact it can be cocked and ready to go and not have to worry about a spring being kept under pressure. They sure are accurate guns too. I haven't seen many English sparrows near my house in years but there have been a few lately. I managed to pick one male off of my chicken feeder at a lasered 52 yards offhand. That would have been a difficult shot for my springers without shooting sticks.

What Leupold scope is that you have on there? It looks like my 6.5 to 20's with the target turrets.

Thanks John, I tried to get a thumhole but there were none to be found.
I think your gun has the best wood of any I've ever seen on an AA gun.

The scope is a 6.5-20 EFR "Airgun model" that focuses to 10 yards. Everytime I look through I swear I hear angels sing, LOL.

I will be getting these over the bushnell 4200's from now on thats for sure.

Keep it up and you'll have to add a whole new wing on to the house.

Red,

Do yourself a favor and never buy a PCP airgun! If you think rimfires are addicting wait til you try a gun that can be shot silently whenever you feel like it.

They are just plain awesome!

That is a beauty of a scope I didn't know they made them that focused that close or that were airgun specific. Or maybe I haven't tried focusing mine that close as I have several Leupold's in the 6.5-20 30mm tubes. I may have to see if I can switch one. I think my Nightforce off of my 6mmAI might be over kill.

You do have to love how quiet these things are. I had a couple of starlings sitting on the bird feeder a couple of nights ago and I took one off while the other just jumped up for a second and then landed again looking for his buddy. Plus I had to sneak over in an adjoining yard to scoop up starling bodies the other day. The neighbors cat must have been full or tired of them by now.