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Title: Another question for disco owners
Post by: DIY_guy on January 26, 2017, 02:51:47 PM
More questions of Disco Owners as I await delivery of mine.

#1 Pellet insertion. It seems to make sense that high scope mounts/rings would make it easier to fit a pair of sausage fingers carrying a pellet. Or is pellet loading not a big deal?

#2 It sounds like a lot of Disco users purchase a TKO suppressor. If you have, Just how much of a noise reduction are you enjoying? Half the noise? A quarter of the noise?

Again, I thank you for your patience with me.
Title: Re: Another question for disco owners
Post by: squirrel_hunter on January 26, 2017, 02:59:14 PM
  i use the medium rings and don't have a problem...i live in the country and sound doesnt bother anybody.




Title: Re: Another question for disco owners
Post by: Rollo on January 26, 2017, 03:55:25 PM
Medium is the lowest but I went with high to make it easier and to be able to use a 44 or 50mm scope.  The LDC makes a huge difference.  The sound of the pellet hitting target is louder than the shot. 
Title: Re: Another question for disco owners
Post by: WxRadarman on January 26, 2017, 05:24:35 PM
The LDC makes a huge difference.  The sound of the pellet hitting target is louder than the shot.
+1 for the LDC.
Took me a while to figure out loading under the scope, but after a while it gets easier.
Title: Re: Another question for disco owners
Post by: KnifeMaker on January 26, 2017, 06:46:48 PM
I'm using med. mounts with a Zeiss 50 objective. I can slide 4 business cards under the objective bell. LOL

The TKO is unbelievably quiet for such a small dia. unit. Almost sounds like the gun is not firing correctly when you first pull the trigger after installing the TKO!  I was a little shocked,and very pleased with it!

Knife
Title: Re: Another question for disco owners
Post by: c_m_shooter on January 26, 2017, 08:36:39 PM
Medium rings for 40mm scope.  Mount both rings forward of the loading port.
Title: Re: Another question for disco owners
Post by: KnifeMaker on January 27, 2017, 01:07:29 AM
 ???  Why on earth would you mount both of your ring forward of the breach? Turns your scope into its own  self destructive leaver!

Knife
Title: Re: Another question for disco owners
Post by: c_m_shooter on January 27, 2017, 08:13:08 AM
Gives more loading room and allows for proper eye relief with the too short stock of the Discovery. 
Title: Re: Another question for disco owners
Post by: Old Corps on January 27, 2017, 10:43:09 PM
Using high rings with a Hawke 4-12X50 AO IR scope. Leaves about 1/16" space between the objective & barrel. My TKO is the shorter 5.5" one and it quiets the rifle from .22 LR short loud to VERY backyard quiet.

Cliff-Gotta know what stock you have and where did you get it? ;) VERY nice! Thanks!

Ed
Title: Re: Another question for disco owners
Post by: Ken0 on January 28, 2017, 01:49:56 AM
I have fat fingers and I actually find the pellet pens very useful for loading disco's too.

https://www.pyramydair.com/product/pellet-pen-holds-15-22-cal-pellets-green?a=3693 (https://www.pyramydair.com/product/pellet-pen-holds-15-22-cal-pellets-green?a=3693)

*EDIT*
And the TKO is LITERALLY like an 80% sound reduction. I think if you buy a discovery and don't put a TKO on it, you're a foolish!
Title: Re: Another question for disco owners
Post by: Randy Gray on January 28, 2017, 01:51:45 AM
Med rings with fat fingers and loading pellets at 1st was a bit of a challenge but you will get the knack.
Now I never even notice it even when loading from the left and I have one of those big wheels on the side focus knob to work around.

Yes get the TKO if you want to tame the bark. It makes a big difference.
Mine is the 6.5 inch.
I made You tube video of mine being shot.  But GTA wont let me post the link
Try a You tube search for ( 6.5" TKO on a Benjamin Discovery 22 cal )
Title: Re: Another question for disco owners
Post by: Old Corps on January 28, 2017, 01:21:25 PM
I have fat fingers and I actually find the pellet pens very useful for loading disco's too.

https://www.pyramydair.com/product/pellet-pen-holds-15-22-cal-pellets-green?a=3693 (https://www.pyramydair.com/product/pellet-pen-holds-15-22-cal-pellets-green?a=3693)

*EDIT*
And the TKO is LITERALLY like an 80% sound reduction. I think if you buy a discovery and don't put a TKO on it, you're a foolish!

I'm kinda slow but I can't seem to picture how one could use the pellet pen to load a Disco even without a scope? :o ???

Ed
Title: Re: Another question for disco owners
Post by: DIY_guy on January 28, 2017, 02:39:31 PM
Med rings with fat fingers and loading pellets at 1st was a bit of a challenge but you will get the knack.
Now I never even notice it even when loading from the left and I have one of those big wheels on the side focus knob to work around.

Yes get the TKO if you want to tame the bark. It makes a big difference.
Mine is the 6.5 inch.
I made You tube video of mine being shot.  But GTA wont let me post the link
Try a You tube search for ( 6.5" TKO on a Benjamin Discovery 22 cal )

This site wont let you post a video of you shooting your air rifle????
Title: Re: Another question for disco owners
Post by: Bicycleman on January 28, 2017, 02:56:39 PM
Randy Gray, you need a few more posts before you will be able to include videos, pictures, and links.  Increase you post count and your enjoyment at the same time.  ;D
Title: Re: Another question for disco owners
Post by: Ken0 on January 28, 2017, 03:41:13 PM
I have fat fingers and I actually find the pellet pens very useful for loading disco's too.

https://www.pyramydair.com/product/pellet-pen-holds-15-22-cal-pellets-green?a=3693 (https://www.pyramydair.com/product/pellet-pen-holds-15-22-cal-pellets-green?a=3693)

*EDIT*
And the TKO is LITERALLY like an 80% sound reduction. I think if you buy a discovery and don't put a TKO on it, you're a foolish!

I'm kinda slow but I can't seem to picture how one could use the pellet pen to load a Disco even without a scope? :o ???

Ed

Man I could't even imagine hand loading my discovery now! the pellet pen just pops one right out in front of the bolt then just push the bolt forward. I have gotten quick with it too.

And the end of the pen fits right in there, no matter what mounts or scope you have.

AND it holds about 17 pellets I think? which is probably around average useful shot count someone gets in a 1k - 2k fill.
Title: Re: Another question for disco owners
Post by: Redleg on January 28, 2017, 06:45:21 PM
I bought one of the pellet pens about 3 years ago and fumbled around with it some and through in a drawer to be forgotten.  The posting about using it with
a Disco awakened my curiosity and it took a while to locate but now I'm set.  I'll give it another shot using the Disco.