Thank you for bringing her back. my friends and I we're really upset when she was replaced. There was simply no comparison between this girl and the one that took over her job. Glad to have her back.
Wow Jackie! You look AMAZING and are absolutely timeless! I had to re-watch the video to actually hear the 5 things. Soooo glad to see you again! You're making a difference! Blessings!
Great video. Love the way she actually say "DON'T DO IT!" without any "legal" disclaimers or watered-down version of the statement. It's like your Mom telling you that you "better not". Carries weight! LOL
YES! MY GOSH I have missed this woman! Is it just ME, or does she seem to have lost some weight? I think she looks GREAT and welcome her back, assuming this video is not from the past. I do not recall ever seeing it, but ya never know.
@@michelj.gaudet5048 Was thinking the same thing. Not sure if it’s an older vid that wasn’t posted. She does look a bit different so hopefully it was recently recorded.
Glad to see you again!! You are looking better than ever. Hope Ur absence was not of the negative sort. I have enjoyed this spot, and will look for it again. Keep it going. THANX
Welcome back and glad that the issues were solved that kept you off the channel. Several of us were very disappointed with your absence and voted with our money and went to the competition. I will be putting in an order and asking our group/chapter to watch and buy from airgun depot. I hope to see you again soon. So it has been a minute and it seems that the competition has picked up quality and lower overall. So maybe top 5 pcp under $350 then $500. Then top 5 ambidextrous guns in pcp,springer and vortex piston. Then lefty. And updat on pellets /slugs. There are about 8 topics that need to be done yearly and some every 3 month. And of course shot show/new releases. And maybe spotlight on competition shooters guns and mods and maybe air gun depot running sales to mirror the videos any maybe a bloopers reel. Got to go to the store now! Welcome back
Commonly referred to as bear trapping. And not just bad for the gun can take chunks of you off! Most but not all manufacturers have an antibes trapping mechanism. Won't allow the release of the spring/ram so the barrel won't violently swing to the closed position with great force and speed. All bad to be in the way of that especially if you have fi ger in the loading port or breach of the gun.
Never load a break barrel with ear bud cleaners and shoot your younger brothers goldfish with them. That way your younger brother won't pee in your beer when you go to the toilet.
I had a nice Artemis GR1250, a good gun for a Chinese springer, but me and my friend got the hang of dieseling it with motor oil. I'd top the hood and drip oil into the pellets directly from the dipstick. The gun broke after maybe a dozen dieseled shots, the seal burned.
Back to the high quality informative enjoyable videos we have gotten spoiled on in the past. Hope Travis and Tom stay home I didn't like them. Next to useless and a waist of time. I doubt they generated much sales to air gun depot. You on the other hand have caused me to shop and purchased(not as much as I wished.) So hope your successful and back here for a while. Welcome back 🤗
Aah you're back😁good to see you back, here in the UK 'fiddling has a completely different meaning' we know is as 'Tinkering' something of a favourite pastime in the Air Gun fraternity, although i must admit to wanting to try the filling the pellet with oil to make it 'diesel' i'm sorry. but i might have to give it a go one one of my old springers
Is she really back or is this taped from before? As far as the video content goes, you guys are spot on. I'd say the 2 biggest no-no's would be fiddling and dieseling. Great video!
Ah. What a breath of fresh air. Hello Jacqui.. Will you and Travis shoot it out again soon? Where's Cameron? Looking forward to many more Top 5's and maybe a honorable mention 6.. 5+1... All the Best...
I doubt you will be seeing Travis any time soon as he is working at Utah airguns and has been since he got let go from air gun depot, and Cameron is working for Air Force air guns in Texas.
@@theverminguy7598 oh yeah. I recall that now. Recall John? Dark hair beard,I think was his name. I think he is with Hatsan now. Or was that Ciecle Bays?
I have one more. DON'T SKIP keeping the screws tight on a Springer (OR PCP) ! Loose screws are the enemy of accuracy and can potentially cause other harm.
Tank manufactures including the carbon wrapped one she had in the video (Luxfer) advise filling tanks at (100 BARS) 1500 psi per minute. As she said, the heat, but also the shock of fast filling is not good for components. To test this theory, keep filling the tanks at a fast rate. When the tank explodes, then problem solved. No more fast fills for you.
YAAASSSS! WHERE IN THE HECK HAS SHE BEEN???? SUPER GLAD SHE IS BACK. DONT DO THAT AGAIN AGD! WE LIKE HER AND HER QUIRKINESS...SHES FUNNY AND CUTE SO YEAH. GLAD SHES BACK. \
This needs to be distributed to all the major big box sporting goods stores. For associate training. Additionally this could be placed on a loop format to be distributed to the same big box outdoor sporting goods stores that can be placed on the floor next to the rack of airguns. To play continuously, accompanied by a stack of cards with this information printed on one side and safety information on the other side.
#6 Never store a PCP with less than minimum air pressure in the tank. The seals need it to remain effective. #7 On the other hand never store CO2 guns with a bulb still in place. Newer seals deform under pressure over time and will stay that way, causing leaks the next time you insert a new bulb. #8 Never use a brass barrel brush to clean the barrel of an airgun. They don't have the same lead fouling issues that firearms have and the rifling tends to be much shallower and therefore easier to damage or even scrape away. #9 *Never* pull the trigger on a cocked, broken open break barrel. It is almost guaranteed that you'll end up with a bent barrel.
Once saw my brother in law brake rule #9 barrel smacked him right between the eyes and almost knocked him out. He did a good job of softening the blow though cus the barrel didn't bend lol
That only happened to me once (#9). Many years ago when I was a youngster I did that by accident. No harm to me or rifle, but scared the crap out of me when it jumped out of my hands. Love my springer to this day, great inexpensive practice rifle.
EVERY guy on here had that mom flashback for the 2nd one😄 Damnit Johny will you stop messing with stuff🤨....😇🙏not me momma I was just sitting here and the screws just fell out🤷♂️😂
Can confirm. Causes serious metal on metal wear and in the worst case can cause mechanisms to jam *hard.* Great on plastic to plastic, metal to plastic and metal to seals (top of CO2 bulbs) though.
I took mine apart and put electrical tape under the O-rings for extra PSI. It worked, but you had to oil it after every shot. It sounded like a .22 lol :)
Never point a weapon loaded or unloaded at anything you don't intend to shoot, even in jest. You may know it's unloaded but nobody else does and may shoot you with there weapon. This is a FIRST rule.
@@arthurvandervelde You did not read my reply. I SAID, " never took notice of this rule", note the use of the word, "NEVER" it also appears in the title.
@@ianhunter55 I have no argument with the value of what you say. I could add another rule, which is when you pick up a gun, or someone hands you one, the first thing to do is make sure that it is not loaded. However, the lady is making a presentation specifically about air gun matters, not general firearm safety.
In No. 3, the comment was made that detergent is damaging to the Orings and seals. I believe this is incorrect. I wonder if what was intended was to reference solvents rather than detergents. Solvents are definitely damaging. The function of a detergent in an oil is to keep dirt in suspension rather than have it precipitate out. This makes a lot of sense in an automobile, which BTW contain a lot of seals. The presence of detergent around any firearm seems out of place, and nothing more. In all my travels around air gun stuff, I've never heard anything negative about detergents other than it is unnecessary. Not very long ago, I saw or heard something that mentioned, in passing, that Pellgun oil contains detergent. I don't remember where this was, but I didn't pay much attention to it. I use only synthetic motor oil in my air guns.
Even getting WD40 into the piston's chamber of a break barrel gun can cause dieseling. Even though WD40 is not flammable, it's still combustible. Even though I didn't get any WD40 near the piston chamber of my break barrel when I was 14 years old (A long, long time ago!), when I cleaned the gun, when I fired the gun, the rapport it gave even bought my mother outside to see what had happened ;-))... Another thing you shouldn't really do, is to is to chip off some of a red headed non safety match and glue it in the pellets hollow. Though it never affected the gun, at night, it made a great flash and bang when it hit a solid target ;-))...
If you have a break barrel and the barrel is not closed, NEVER pull the trigger. A good gun has a safety that prevents it, guns without will smash close so fast it will bend the barrel.
How about never underestimate the importance of safety rule #2 know where your shot is going to stop. I've seen people who normally shoot firearms take it a bit lightly.
Yes she's back
Jackie Rocks
She is really such great host! Her enthusiasm, inflections, and nuanced delivery are just so much fun to watch. I'm so glad she's back.
Good to see “Yu” back.
I agree. She's adorable!
Thank you for bringing her back. my friends and I we're really upset when she was replaced. There was simply no comparison between this girl and the one that took over her job. Glad to have her back.
The First Lady of Airgunning! The Queen of Pellet Flyers! So glad she is back! Hope it is more permanent this time!
She's back and still looking beautiful! 😎
So glad she is back. We missed you!
Very nice presentation. Great smile too! The "no fiddling" tip applies directly to me. - Also don't over oil. Nice vid!
Welcome home !!
We missed you !!
Wow Jackie! You look AMAZING and are absolutely timeless! I had to re-watch the video to actually hear the 5 things. Soooo glad to see you again! You're making a difference! Blessings!
Haha, yep, my all time favourite presenter period! Complete natural.
After filling pcp, remove the hose from rifle only after bleeding the air in between tank and gun. This is one critical thing.
Nice to see that smile again. She goes through these like a well oiled machine.
Awesome to see Jacq back in front of the camera - we have missed the TOP 5 vids!
Great video. Love the way she actually say "DON'T DO IT!" without any "legal" disclaimers or watered-down version of the statement. It's like your Mom telling you that you "better not". Carries weight! LOL
SHE’S BACK!!!!
YES! MY GOSH I have missed this woman!
Is it just ME, or does she seem to have lost some weight? I think she looks GREAT and welcome her back, assuming this video is not from the past. I do not recall ever seeing it, but ya never know.
@@michelj.gaudet5048 Was thinking the same thing. Not sure if it’s an older vid that wasn’t posted. She does look a bit different so hopefully it was recently recorded.
Happy to see Jackie doing the videos again. Glad to see you back.
Your name is Jackie, very good, thanks for your information!
Glad to see you again!! You are looking better than ever. Hope Ur absence was not of the negative sort. I have enjoyed this spot, and will look for it again. Keep it going. THANX
Welcome back and glad that the issues were solved that kept you off the channel. Several of us were very disappointed with your absence and voted with our money and went to the competition. I will be putting in an order and asking our group/chapter to watch and buy from airgun depot. I hope to see you again soon. So it has been a minute and it seems that the competition has picked up quality and lower overall. So maybe top 5 pcp under $350 then $500. Then top 5 ambidextrous guns in pcp,springer and vortex piston. Then lefty. And updat on pellets /slugs. There are about 8 topics that need to be done yearly and some every 3 month. And of course shot show/new releases. And maybe spotlight on competition shooters guns and mods and maybe air gun depot running sales to mirror the videos any maybe a bloopers reel. Got to go to the store now! Welcome back
Excellent advice for the new shooters!
Jackie, glad to see your back! Thanks for the tips.
Glad to see you back and your outstanding informative videos.
Heck yeah, thanks!
So glad to see she is back, I hope permanently
My favorite video host!
great tips! never thought of doing any of it actually. i see an airgun as a tool for controlling vermin - that's about all i use it for.
from Bangladesh, welcome back again.
You my top 5 so happy you're back
Glad you are back.
Good tips for beginners!
Welcome back! Another one, pulling the trigger without the barrel locked in place.
Commonly referred to as bear trapping. And not just bad for the gun can take chunks of you off! Most but not all manufacturers have an antibes trapping mechanism. Won't allow the release of the spring/ram so the barrel won't violently swing to the closed position with great force and speed. All bad to be in the way of that especially if you have fi ger in the loading port or breach of the gun.
Never load a break barrel with ear bud cleaners and shoot your younger brothers goldfish with them. That way your younger brother won't pee in your beer when you go to the toilet.
That's what happened
Or bring your beer with you….just don’t bring it back warm.
never shoot your little brother with a raisin or point blank with a .22 pellet. It hurt both times and I still have the pellet in my arm.
She's back !!
X X X
I really missed this lady...whoever she is. ...2 years!
Really great to see you back - was never the same without you
Glad to have back videos on your channel.
I had a nice Artemis GR1250, a good gun for a Chinese springer, but me and my friend got the hang of dieseling it with motor oil. I'd top the hood and drip oil into the pellets directly from the dipstick. The gun broke after maybe a dozen dieseled shots, the seal burned.
Use new oil next time
This lady is so much better than 99% of presenters. Just captivating. Love ya work girl 💃💃
Back to the high quality informative enjoyable videos we have gotten spoiled on in the past. Hope Travis and Tom stay home I didn't like them. Next to useless and a waist of time. I doubt they generated much sales to air gun depot. You on the other hand have caused me to shop and purchased(not as much as I wished.) So hope your successful and back here for a while. Welcome back 🤗
Is she back?!!😍😍
Aah you're back😁good to see you back, here in the UK 'fiddling has a completely different meaning' we know is as 'Tinkering' something of a favourite pastime in the Air Gun fraternity, although i must admit to wanting to try the filling the pellet with oil to make it 'diesel' i'm sorry. but i might have to give it a go one one of my old springers
A good analyst, speaks with authority and fine recommendations,keep up,
God bless you.
Love the "Top 5"! Glad to have them back!
Have not seen her for awhile, looks like she has lost some weight! Looking really great!
Can't you make it the top 10 instead. Nice to see you back.
Is she really back or is this taped from before?
As far as the video content goes, you guys are spot on.
I'd say the 2 biggest no-no's would be fiddling and dieseling.
Great video!
Dieseling seems cool, but in my view the problem is by doing it you are removing the consistency of shots you have zerod your scope for.
I'm with you on that, its fun once or twice but horribly innacurate.
I don't understand why people take apart airguns and thank you for the information!
Ah. What a breath of fresh air. Hello Jacqui.. Will you and Travis shoot it out again soon? Where's Cameron? Looking forward to many more Top 5's and maybe a honorable mention 6.. 5+1... All the Best...
I doubt you will be seeing Travis any time soon as he is working at Utah airguns and has been since he got let go from air gun depot, and Cameron is working for Air Force air guns in Texas.
@@theverminguy7598 oh yeah. I recall that now. Recall John? Dark hair beard,I think was his name. I think he is with Hatsan now. Or was that Ciecle Bays?
@@capesquirt John is at FX USA and the last I heard Cecil was at Hatsan.
I have one more. DON'T SKIP keeping the screws tight on a Springer (OR PCP) ! Loose screws are the enemy of accuracy and can potentially cause other harm.
Tank manufactures including the carbon wrapped one she had in the video (Luxfer) advise filling tanks at (100 BARS) 1500 psi per minute. As she said, the heat, but also the shock of fast filling is not good for components. To test this theory, keep filling the tanks at a fast rate. When the tank explodes, then problem solved. No more fast fills for you.
Great to see you lady!!! 😁👍
#1 don't shoot your eye out.
Thank you for today's show . Lots òf information .Take care England
Anytime! See you next week.
This video was just soooo needed. Had to watch n listen a few times over..
@@brorjordas1979 yes she put’s us in our place … talk to you soon
my brother 😎
Very good knowledge especially WD40 segment. I wanted to know about it.
6.never leave springer cocked.It weakens the spring up to 5% if done periodically
5% will not bother me. Did you notice your car sink 5% after sitting on the springs? A good spring can handle tension.
Please tell me Jacqueline’s back. Way way over due y’all! Big time!💯
Welcome back...you look GREAT!!!!!!!
YAAASSSS! WHERE IN THE HECK HAS SHE BEEN???? SUPER GLAD SHE IS BACK. DONT DO THAT AGAIN AGD! WE LIKE HER AND HER QUIRKINESS...SHES FUNNY AND CUTE SO YEAH. GLAD SHES BACK.
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Woah. Welcome back 🥰
This needs to be distributed to all the major big box sporting goods stores. For associate training. Additionally this could be placed on a loop format to be distributed to the same big box outdoor sporting goods stores that can be placed on the floor next to the rack of airguns. To play continuously, accompanied by a stack of cards with this information printed on one side and safety information on the other side.
Yes, you missed the important number 6. Never Ever let an air gun sit in the closet. Or garage. Or cabinet. Always take it out and enjoy it. 👍
🥰
#6 Never store a PCP with less than minimum air pressure in the tank. The seals need it to remain effective.
#7 On the other hand never store CO2 guns with a bulb still in place. Newer seals deform under pressure over time and will stay that way, causing leaks the next time you insert a new bulb.
#8 Never use a brass barrel brush to clean the barrel of an airgun. They don't have the same lead fouling issues that firearms have and the rifling tends to be much shallower and therefore easier to damage or even scrape away.
#9 *Never* pull the trigger on a cocked, broken open break barrel. It is almost guaranteed that you'll end up with a bent barrel.
Once saw my brother in law brake rule #9 barrel smacked him right between the eyes and almost knocked him out. He did a good job of softening the blow though cus the barrel didn't bend lol
That only happened to me once (#9). Many years ago when I was a youngster I did that by accident. No harm to me or rifle, but scared the crap out of me when it jumped out of my hands. Love my springer to this day, great inexpensive practice rifle.
Glad your back.
Oh yeah She is back !!!!
EVERY guy on here had that mom flashback for the 2nd one😄
Damnit Johny will you stop messing with stuff🤨....😇🙏not me momma I was just sitting here and the screws just fell out🤷♂️😂
Number 6 don’t leave a break barrel cocked for long periods…
Welcome Back!!
I pack salt real tight in this cheap break barrel and shoot flies on my front porch. lol
Yay!!!! The one is back!!!!
A word of warning, do not use silicon oil or grease on metal to metal bearing surfaces as it can cause the surfaces to be damaged
Can confirm. Causes serious metal on metal wear and in the worst case can cause mechanisms to jam *hard.*
Great on plastic to plastic, metal to plastic and metal to seals (top of CO2 bulbs) though.
It was great to see you again
Don't pull the trigger on a breakbarrel when the barrel is not locked in battery.
Barrels are soft steel will bend and may even break the forestock.
😬 I've done everything.
I took mine apart and put electrical tape under the O-rings for extra PSI. It worked, but you had to oil it after every shot. It sounded like a .22 lol :)
Now that Jacqueline is back, dont you dare take her away again!! You almost lost a subscriber!!
She is fantastic.
They will continue🤣
Never use a bore brush, steel, copper, or any other type. The barrel in a Air Gun is made of softer steel than powder burners.
Whoohoo! The nice lady is back 😀!!
Good info!
Never shoot a bear in the ass with your air gun,you might piss it off !! 🍺 😎 👍
🤣🤣
Dieseling? have to try it now! Thanks sweetie
I MISS YOU SOOOOO BAD
Never point a weapon loaded or unloaded at anything you don't intend to shoot, even in jest. You may know it's unloaded but nobody else does and may shoot you with there weapon. This is a FIRST rule.
Alec Baldwin and his film crew never took notice of this rule and look what happened.
Read the title of this video
I did, would you point any weapon at someone? It is a prerequisite to keeping everyone safe, that includes air guns.
@@arthurvandervelde You did not read my reply. I SAID, " never took notice of this rule", note the use of the word, "NEVER" it also appears in the title.
@@ianhunter55 I have no argument with the value of what you say. I could add another rule, which is when you pick up a gun, or someone hands you one, the first thing to do is make sure that it is not loaded. However, the lady is making a presentation specifically about air gun matters, not general firearm safety.
Glad to see you back, what is your name?
Jacqueline :)
Muchas gracias for these videos!
Never put small skinks and lizards in your break action and shoot your mate on the bum - it really hurts!
Great advice, ta.
Thank you I just bought my first air rifle should be hear today
on the lube, I would recommend using on the external parts Corrosion X.
In No. 3, the comment was made that detergent is damaging to the Orings and seals. I believe this is incorrect. I wonder if what was intended was to reference solvents rather than detergents. Solvents are definitely damaging. The function of a detergent in an oil is to keep dirt in suspension rather than have it precipitate out. This makes a lot of sense in an automobile, which BTW contain a lot of seals. The presence of detergent around any firearm seems out of place, and nothing more. In all my travels around air gun stuff, I've never heard anything negative about detergents other than it is unnecessary. Not very long ago, I saw or heard something that mentioned, in passing, that Pellgun oil contains detergent. I don't remember where this was, but I didn't pay much attention to it. I use only synthetic motor oil in my air guns.
IIRC the MSDS lists it as 30wt non-detergent oil.
Good top 5
Let's do this thing!!!
thanks
Good video! Thank you!
I have always like her video she is pretty, has a great smile and personality.
She is completely right except one thing if you get a webley vmx you do stard with fiddling end then you go shooting it
See you after a long time
great video thanks for sharing.
Good stuff ..🥰😎
Even getting WD40 into the piston's chamber of a break barrel gun can cause dieseling. Even though WD40 is not flammable, it's still combustible.
Even though I didn't get any WD40 near the piston chamber of my break barrel when I was 14 years old (A long, long time ago!), when I cleaned the gun, when I fired the gun, the rapport it gave even bought my mother outside to see what had happened ;-))...
Another thing you shouldn't really do, is to is to chip off some of a red headed non safety match and glue it in the pellets hollow. Though it never affected the gun, at night, it made a great flash and bang when it hit a solid target ;-))...
There are just SO many things a 14 year old "shouldn't" do! ;-)
I don't have enough fingers for this.
So,am I supposed to put the vaporub in the skirt, and/or then put the end of the kitchen match in it?...
If you have a break barrel and the barrel is not closed, NEVER pull the trigger.
A good gun has a safety that prevents it, guns without will smash close so fast it will bend the barrel.
How about never underestimate the importance of safety rule #2 know where your shot is going to stop. I've seen people who normally shoot firearms take it a bit lightly.