Ah-GHEE-la Also, you can't alternate wax and copper wash bullets and expect good results. SK Long Range Match has done great for me. Was plinking a coyote silhouette at 465 yards with ease.
It’s called C-fine salt. About the size of grains of rice. Very little issues clumping but I keep it in the garage and dry. If I do get clumps they are easily broke up with your hands.
This is my third one. Bought the first two and family members wanted them, now I have mine. Hits hard, but recoils hard and is loud. Alloys seem to be best for this rifle and for hunting a PCP is a better choice...
@@normanbanks8902 Great! Thank you! I used salt in one of those things you walk and it never clogged so I assumed this was similar. I’ll see how it goes.
Those plastic wheels are not adequate, I bought two 10 inch pneumatic wheels with steel rims from Harbor Freight, Idem #: 30900 and the axel shafts fit fine. One inch bigger in diameter wheels makes no difference. I paid for $6.99 ea. Big improvement.
My Winchester 1400 CS hits hard using crosman 10.5 domed pellets. The stock scope sucked so I installed a nice Leaper that made the fun factor go up shooting glass bottles at 60 feet. Trigger pull is stiff and has too much travel, takes a bunch of shots to get used to. My Umarex fuel has a much crisper trigger pull with very short travel. May not hit as hard yet I feel the trigger pull performance out ways the FPS on any of these breakdown barrel rifles. Nice video.
Great video man and a great gun. The copper alloy shoots at 1400 fps,lead shoots at 1100 I believe. I bought 1 today from a buddy at work with 2 tins of pellets for 20$ Very nice gun.I didn't realize it was so loud. It shoots to 325 yards,I downloaded the manual from daisy so I could maintain it. Awesome.
I bought the Denali pro plow with the electric pivot. Works well but the mounting hardware is only about 5 inches above the ground when the plow is down and 2 inches above the ground when the plow is raised up. It’s very heavy and I’m afraid it’s absolutely wearing out the front end of my Commander prematurely.
@@normanbanks8902 yeah i got a 2 cycle ryobi in plus a 2 cycle husqvarna 128ld so how good its the vortex the line your useing in when you use the husqvarna titanium you tell me how good cause i bought a 3 lbs of that that but i was looking up on a video in it said to use the black diamond it got me on a small engine weed eater so it on a 2 cycle
...if you want to make a better grouping you need to minimize the power of this gun!!...is very powerful!!...Install less powerful spring.You need also to give less preload on the spring..After installing less powerful spring the trigger will be softer!!...You will get immediately better results!!!...Additionaly dont lubricate the front side of the piston seal..you need to avoid dieseling!!..you need to lubricate only the round of the seal with 1 max 2 drops silicon oil...This scope is awfull!!
did get mine in 2019, it dosent like soft pellets. u have to get an aloy pellets, shoot 300-500 pellets and oil/clean this 1 like ay princess. Then u will gett power and precision, live in Norway and payed 305 dollar for it whit ammo(1000 pellets, 500 soft lead and 500 hardned aloy) did i get screwed?. How much did u pay? used/retail? in youre contery?
I’ve never tore it down. I’ve pretty much gave up on this gun. It just recoils too hard to keep a scope base right or in place on it. Wish it had open sights!!!
Dave Daniels I still have my Fastrak and still love it. About 300 hours on it now and no problems. I do wish it had a suspension seat on it thou. If your looking at a 60” I’d go with the Xone. Hope this helps.
I have a 2016 Commander and am considering a plow this year. What were your costs and did you have it installed, or did you do the work yourself? Would you recommend this brand of plow or do you wish that you had purchased something different? Thanks for any info.
Rick Fowler it was already on there when I bought the machine. I did buy one for the ATV I had before this and installed it myself and it wasn’t bad at all. I did it in an afternoon. I really like the moose plow I just wish it had down pressure for back dragging in front of garage doors. I know Snowex does and I think Boss snowplows does also. But your going to pay way more for them. Hope this helps.
I think you should use the same brand pellet to do testing , just so its more fair comparison . I found crossman pellets work best in this gun , also when i seat my berrels i just wigle the berrel slightly when tightening and it will naturally seat because the set screw is pointed , i never take the screw out all the way to save from loosing it .
I put a Winchester 2x7x32AO scope on my Winchester 1100s handles it perfectly holds zero.manufacters make their own pellets to match the twist of their rifled barrels
How many shots had gone through it before you tested it? I've read somewhere that 3-400 shots are required to break in the barrel or something like that since it's rifled.
