I have the 1100. It is a very nice gun. You will have to put the GRT3 in it if you want it to be superbly accurate. You will also have to put brass washers (form airgutoyz) in place of the nylon ones in the lock up mechanism to prevent lock up issues. That will set you back another $38. The scope that comes with it is fine for the rifle, I repleced mine just because With the 1500, any pellets weighing 9 grains or less will most likely go supersonic (depends on temperature and elevation). So use a pellet like the Crosman Ultra Magnum or Beeman Kodiak and you should be subsonic, and very accurate.Dont let anyone tell you, that you have to use the artillery hold. Mine won't group when I try it, I have to use a firm, but not tight hold to group nicely.
Quote from: Nate the airgunner on February 14, 2012, 09:10:37 PMI have the 1100. It is a very nice gun. You will have to put the GRT3 in it if you want it to be superbly accurate. You will also have to put brass washers (form airgutoyz) in place of the nylon ones in the lock up mechanism to prevent lock up issues. That will set you back another $38. The scope that comes with it is fine for the rifle, I repleced mine just because With the 1500, any pellets weighing 9 grains or less will most likely go supersonic (depends on temperature and elevation). So use a pellet like the Crosman Ultra Magnum or Beeman Kodiak and you should be subsonic, and very accurate.Dont let anyone tell you, that you have to use the artillery hold. Mine won't group when I try it, I have to use a firm, but not tight hold to group nicely.Whats the lock up mechanism?
Has anyone found the velocities of the 1500 go down after its broke in? After its broke in, can you shoot 7-8gr pellets and not have it go super sonic? If anyone that has the 1500 could chime in, that'd be great! Thanks