recycle bin

Man the edgun comes with a recycling bin? Does it also stamp off new pellets with the recycled lead??

These types of posts are always carry the tell-tale sign of being the 1st from the poster. And someone always takes the time to answer. On this post the poster hasn’t provided the money link (probably forgot and has gone to the shooting range in L.A.) Or is he monitoring the hits and then going to edit to add it and catch those coming later?

We should give these guys more than the beanbag-shooting gun treatment like are the Mexican narcotraffickers. They should be deleted immediately so that we don’t witness forum members letting themselves be duped, and so we don’t have our time wasted.

A lot depends on which Vista package you are using. Each has different fps/fpe specs.

To recover your PCP “Recycle Bin”, go to “Start”, “Programs”, “Accessories” and click on “Recycle Bin” holding down the trigger on your mouse, and drag the icon out onto your desktop and release the trigger. I always put mine next to the Chrony! Problem solved!

Trying to tune out excessive gigs will relieve pressure on your air tube, but don’t expect any magic by using a “Recycle Bin”. The one we have on this forum works, but just barely.

The best way is to go into the “Control Panel” and delete the program you want off. There is an icon there named “Delete Programs”. Click on it, and a list of programs will magically appear. Click on the one you want to get rid of and go to the top of the page, near the end of the shroud, and click on “Delete”. You will see lighter carry weight, increased fps, and improved accuracy out to 100 meters as a result!

Don’t to forget to occasionally clean up your disc drive with a good disk cleaner and lube called “Disk Defragmentation”. That will increase performance. Look under “Start” “Programs” “Accessories” for “Disk Defrag”, double click, and run that once a month or so. Be patient. This defrag clean/lube can take up to an hour or more, as each bit is removed, cleaned, lubed, polished, and reinstalled in its proper place. Once this has been done, a “Defrag Complete” message will appear and this will help prevent lead deposits from gumming up your disk’s rifling, thus improving performance and accuracy.

Completely venting your PCP pressure from time to time, by shutting it down completely, and letting it reboot, will allow all the parts to default to OEM and get rid of a lot of accumulated dust, lead particles and other junk that just gathers during normal use and shooting.

Follow these directions and your PCP will perform like a new one.

Always glad to help!

Kindly ‘Ol Uncle Hoot 😯