Tried out some Beeman FTS today. Real nice. 120 shots all together. All the misses are do to the operator not the pellet or rifle.

Chris

One or two clicks to the right and then two clicks up so you don't wreck the aim point. Wish I had 30 yards to shoot, gotta get out of Miami for a coupla days.

Today, I started shooting with my bird finger instead of the normal trigger finger. I have never shot that way any of my life. I like it. It is a longer finger, the pull is straight back and it doesn't seem to twitch the forearm as much. I lay my trigger finger down the side of the stock pointing at the target.

As much as I like Kodiaks, I believe that the FTS shoots a little better.

So far through my CFX, I would rate the pellets in this order. Beeman FTS, Beeman Kodiak, RWS Superdome and the rest that I have tried (Gamo Masterpoint, Gamo Hunter, Gamo Match, Crosman CPH, Crosman Match) as a no show in this CFX.

After the wind went away this evening, I started stacking the FTS. Almost as good with the Kodiaks. I took some of the stacked pellets out of my backstop. Pretty neat, they look like plates in the kitchen cabinet.

Yes, get out of town for a while. You need to extend the range of your Exacts. I haven't gotten my hands on any Exacts yet to try.

Chris

I'll drop some JSB's(452)in the mail for you Tuesday or Wednesday if you want them.

Gamo stock is perfect for that technique and you get better stability in the FT position. Its not as oddball as it seems. A lot of top shooters do it.

I'm starting to really like that CFX.

You better put your CFX in the closet or it is going to take your soul!

Have Fun!

Chris

But in a good way lol.

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