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Umarex MORPH 3X CO2 BB pistol and rifle: Part 5
by Tom Gaylord, a.k.a. B.B. Pelletier
The Umarex MORPH 3X is many airguns in one!
Today, you'll get a twofer — thanks to blog reader Les, who asked about adjusting dot sights and lasers. I said I would test the Umarex MORPH 3X with a dot sight, so I thought I'd combine that test with instructions on how to adjust the sight to hit the point of impact.
I hadn't considered testing a laser on the Morph, but I can certainly describe how to do it. I'll get to that at the end of the report.
The dot sight
What is a dot sight? Well, once you understand what it is, you'll understand that adjusting one is the same as adjusting a scope. Because that is what a dot sight is — a scope without the magnification (usually) or the crosshairs!
On scopes, the crosshairs or reticle are lines that you see through to see the target. By adjusting where the lines are, you can adjust where your shot strikes the target. I think most folks understand that.
All a dot sight does is substitute a glowing dot of light for the center of the crosshairs. In other words, the intersection of the crosshairs is replaced by a glowing dot of light. Put that over what you want to hit; and if the sight is adjusted properly, it works the same as a scope. No one other than the shooter can see the dot.
The glowing dot is different than the crosshairs because it isn't a solid object. It's a reflection on the surface of a lens that appears in your line of sight. You can see it because the reflection is physically there, but it isn't anything that can be touched, anymore than you can touch an image in a mirror. But you can adjust where the dot is seen by adjusting the lens that reflects it.
Try this
If you have a dot sight, try looking through it and moving your head around from side to side and up and down. You'll note that the dot moves against the target quite a bit. That's because you're moving your eye, and that changes where the reflection of the dot appears to be. You can do the same thing with the reticle of a scope, but not to the same extent. Where a scope reticle will appear to move just a little against a target, a dot appears to move more. That's the difference between looking at something that is physically there and something that's just reflected off a curved piece of glass.
That should warn you that dot sights have a lot of parallax problems and require consistent eye placement for every shot. The same is true with open sights, but open sights give cues when the alignment isn't right. The front sight moves relative to the rear sight. But a dot sight is just a single point of reference, so you can't see the misalignment as easily. Therefore, the placement of your head is extremely important if you expect to hit the target every time.
What I'm saying about dot sights applies to the older tube-type sights, like the one I'm using in this test. I suspect, like all technologies, dot sights have become more precise in recent years. But my experience is with the older style.
Don't get the idea that dot sights are impossible, though, because they're not. Though they are somewhat dicey to use. It's not as bad as ice skating on stilts.
Dot sight adjustment
Now that you understand what a dot sight is, you should know that it adjusts in the same way as a conventional scope. One knob controls the up and down movement, and the other controls the left and right. Sighting-in a dot sight is no different than sighting-in a scope. You select a point of aim, which you hope will also be the point of impact and hold on it as you shoot. If the pellets strike the target low and to the left, the sight has to be adjusted up and to the right.
Like a scope, it helps to begin sight-in of a dot sight at a close target. I like starting at 10 feet away, and I adjust the sight until the pellet is striking the target on the centerline and as far below the point of aim as the center of the sight is above the center of the bore. Then, I know I can back up to 10 meters, and I'll be on paper. I may need to refine my sight adjustment a little when I shoot at 10 meters, but this is the fastest way I know to sight in an airgun — especially one that cannot be boresighted.
But what if you're at a public range and can't shoot at 10 feet? That's when I put up a 2-foot by 4-foot light-colored paper backer and staple my target in the center of that. Even at 50 yards, there's a good chance my shots will land somewhere on that big piece of paper if I shoot at the center of the target. When even that fails, I enlist the help of a spotter to watch the berm. I shoot at a dirt clod we can both identify and he watches through the binoculars that I always carry to see where my bullet strikes relative to the dirt clod.
Tasco Pro Point
I mounted a Tasco Pro Point dot sight to the rail on top of the Morph and was ready to commence sight-in. The Pro Point is a dated design, but it was good quality 15 years ago and still works well today. The amount of parallax is small for a dot sight, but I still watch my head placement every time.
It was very easy to install the Pro Point on the Morph. The Weaver bases on the Pro Point clamp right to the Morph's rail, and clamping pressure plus the keyed cross-slots hold the sight in place.
Tasco Pro Pont dot sight fits the Morph quite well.
Target setup
I think it was Victor who asked me how I stop the BBs from bouncing back, so today I thought I'd show you. I photographed my target setup, so you can see the light and the Winchester Airgun Target Cube with the Shoot-N-C target pasted on its front.
This is my target setup in the bedroom. The target cube is backed by a thick plastic cutting board, so nothing will hit the wall. The light is a 500-watt quartz incandescent camera light.
Absolutely no BBs bounce back using this setup. The target cube is starting to slough off small pieces of styrofoam, now that over a thousand shots have hit it, but nothing gets through it and nothing bounces back.
On to the shooting
At first, I shot the Morph in carbine form offhand at 15 feet (I'm using Umarex Precision steel BBs). I dialed the red dot intensity up to No. 8; because when the Shoot-N-C target turns green, it's so bright that it masks the dot. Even at the 8 setting, I could barely see the dot against the target, once it changed from black to green (or yellow — I can't tell…I'm colorblind.). Of course, when you shoot offhand, the dot seems to move all over the target — even at 15 feet.
Ten shots offhand from 15 feet with the Morph carbine. That's not too bad! Yes, I used flash.
Seeing the accuracy of the carbine made me want to shoot the gun rested. I brought in a kitchen chair, turned it around and used the back as a rest for my next group.
Ten shots rested from 15 feet. Obviously, the gun is shooting to the left — something that shooting offhand did not fully reveal. All the shots in the cardboard are part of this string.
Seeing this result made me want to see just how good the gun could shoot. So I adjusted the dot to the right and shot another 10 rounds.
Wow! The sight adjustment didn't go far enough, but look at how small this group of 10 shots is! The Morph can shoot!
Let's back up
Seeing how good the Morph could do at 15 feet prompted me to back up to 25 feet and try again. This was also a rested group of 10 shots. I adjusted the sight a little more to the right for this one.
I was running out of the smaller bulls, but with a dot sight that poses no problem. Since the BB goes where the dot is, the size of the target has no influence over where you hit, as it would with a peep sight or a post and notch using a 6 o'clock hold.
At 25 feet the group opened up a bit, but it's still respectable. There's a single BB above the bull in the cardboard. This is a larger bull; but with a dot sight, that doesn't pose a problem. The sight is still not far enough to the right, and notice that the impact point has climbed just a little. The orange dot in the center of the bull was the aim point.
A laser
I don't have a laser that will fit on the Picatinny rail of the Morph, so I can't mount one, but let's talk about how a laser differs from a dot sight and a scope. A laser actually shines a light on the target. What you see is reflected from the target — not from a lens inside an optical device. The laser dot can be seen by everyone — not just by the shooter — the way a dot sight can. And because the laser dot actually hits the target, there can never be any parallax. What you see is actually there, on the target.
With a laser, there's nothing to look through. Think of a laser as a very powerful flashlight. It isn't actually a sight. It's more of a designator.
A laser is adjusted just like a scope or dot sight, except you're adjusting where the light actually falls. So, the procedure is to use a separate sight to sight-in the gun, then adjust the laser so it's on the target when the other sight is.
Adjusting a laser is usually different than adjusting a scope or a dot sight. There aren't click adjustments, as a rule, but there are screws that push the laser tube in the direction you want it to go. This may be backwards of how a scope's adjustments move, so read the laser's manual before you start adjusting.
Distance is limited
Lasers can't be seen very far on bright days, so they're limited in distance. You can look at them through a scope which increases the distance at which the dot can be seen, but even then the laser is a limited-range sighting aid. A 50-yard shot is very far for a laser. Most shooters set them up for very close shots, like 20-30 feet. They use their other sights for longer distances.
Les — I hope this helps you with the sight-in procedure for dot sights and lasers. Let me know if you have more questions.
Final evaluation
The Morph 3X rifle and pistol is a unique airgun that's accurate and powerful at the same time. The double-action trigger-pull may take getting used to, but it poses no problem as far as accuracy goes.
I find the Morph accurate, conservative of gas and trouble-free to operate. If you want an accurate BB gun that also has power, check this one out.
78 Responses to "Umarex MORPH 3X CO2 BB pistol and rifle: Part 5"
I'm going to have to test my red-dots (presuming I can even stand to touch the one I had mounted on a shotgun — it had a rubberized surface coating which seems to have reacted with various gun oils, silicone coated clothes, etc. to result in a very gummy surface leaving black marks on my fingers).
Most of my experience with red-dot sights is actually on telescopes… (I think the Orion & Celestron red-dot finders ARE the same as the Daisy red-dot with a custom mount base). And since those are "focused" on infinity, the markings effectively move with the sky as one's head moves. (The other was a Telrad, which is a big bulky thing but had semi-calibrated rings — a template for a star chart was available).
I'd not noticed any real parallax on my other red-dots — the dot would appear to move with head motion, yes, but not that much relative to the target. My understanding was that the dot is "projected" at infinity, which is also what the front optic was commonly defined for — whereas scope cross-hairs have to be focused by the adjustable ocular to appear in the same plane as the image from the front lens.
Okay — Wikipedia does state that they do have parallax up to the tube diameter (I presume because after that one is outside the tube and can't see the dot at all) Maybe mine were collimated for the distances I was using (Ruger Mk-II at 50 yards)
Excellent report, B.B. Now that Christmas is long over, I'll have to come up with some sort of excuse to order a Morph!
I have no experience at all with red dot sights (and I use scopes rarely as I'm an iron sight guy), but I seem to recall reading somewhere that an advantage of red dots, in particular with pistols, is that in addition to the forgiving relief, they also are supposed to be used with both eyes open. True or false?
(If that were true, it'd be great for me. I wear my prescription specs under big safety glasses, and I also use a clip-on blinder for my off-eye.)
Yes, use both eyes open. That goes for scopes and iron sights too. It just takes some getting used to.
You can see better and it's faster. You may get a double image at first but your brain will get rid of that fast. Don't use the blinder, after a while you won't need it and won't miss it.
If you plan on trying a dot sight here's a couple of things that work for me.
Assuming your dot sight has adjustments for the size of the dot keep it as small as possible but still visible on your target. Focus on the dot not your target (just like you focus on your front sight when shooting with iron sights).
Thanks, Tom. I was waiting to see how the accuracy is on this Morph. I have seen a couple of other reviews on it as videos, and they both seemed to get excellent accuracy for a smooth bore BB gun. I wouldn't mind picking up one of these.
Very timely for me about the dot sights also, as I am having eyesight issues at 59 years old. I have a Leapers rifle scope that, no matter how hard I try to adjust both the objectives and the eyepiece, I just can't get both the crosshairs and the target in focus, with or without my eyeglasses.
I have a Crosman 357 CO2 air pistol with open sights that I can get nice groups with without my progressive eyeglasses. I just got a Crosman 1377 that is a great shooter stock with open sights.
For years I competed in 200 meter IHMSA and 100 meter NRA Hunter Pistol. I won a lot of matches with an old Aimpoint dot sight and a TC Contender in .357 Magnum shooting reduced load in .38 Special brass with Winchester 110 grain JHPs. I may have to go to a dot sight on my scoped air guns.
The Morph looks like everything you could want from a BB gun and more besides, however my experience with dot sits are not too good in the past. I received one when my wife bought me a 80 lb crossbow pistol and had to put it on when the rear sight snapped off, which was a shame as it was deadly accurate at 20 yards with open sites and target acquisition was almost instantaneous.
The dot site however was so cheap the on/off switch fell off and i couldn't find a makers name anywhere it is an all in one unit and at it's furthest vertical adjustment the bolt would hit at about a foot higher at 20 yards, but at 40 yards would hit the mark. Using it on an old Relum it would fall short by an inch or so at about 30 yards, this was obviously messed up at the factory and you could plainly see the red dot projector had been glued in at the wrong angle. It was an open designed dot sight and would make any rifle look hideous with it mounted upon it, and with it adjusted to its limit the lens and the dot plate tilt to one side.
I found with this sight that there was a lot less parallax than with a scope, maybe it was something to do with it being an open design as opposed to a tubular design. So I'm going to take it apart again to see if i can get the plate a little extra adjustment and put it back on the crossbow as it does actually suit it funnily enough, then at some point in the future purchase a nice tubular designed one to go on my Crosman 1077. I think dot sights a ideal for pistols and lower powered rifles for closer target shooting though i would be reluctant to use one for hunting unless it was for rats.
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Thanks for showing your shooting set up. Time just went back 40 years for me. I have a fairly well lighted shooting area. But when I saw yours ( the light went off) I have a 500-watt quartz incandescent camera light. I set it up and the peep sights on my Daisy 853 look fine now.
Thanks again Steve
For me if it was the US version it would be a definite YES to the Morph but since the watered down version we're getting here is so weak I'm gonna have to pass… sadly.
The "ice skating on stilts" comment cracked me up, and kind of sums up my experience trying to master springers. : )
I have the same model sight currently mounted on an M4-177, but I find the dot size hinders any real accuracy. If my eyesight were better I'd go back to the stock sights but unfortunately….well, you know how that goes.
I remember when dot sights hit the market they were not very well received by the shooting public, although now they're all the rage amongst the self-defense types and action shooters. As far as I'm concerned their only practical use is for quick acquisition-the guys at the range with their heavily modded AR's leave me rolling when they start complaining about huge groups with their high-dollar EO techs.
The Tasco certainly looks right at home on the Morph though, almost like it was made for the gun. And, for that application, it makes sense.
Thanks for another great review BB!
I smiled when I read that you used a reversed chair back as a shooting rest. When I shoot in my backyard, I sit on the patio in a chair and place a second chair right in front of me. I firmly grasp the back of the forward chair, and place the springer's forearm on the back of that hand. My other hand touches the rifle only with my thumb, trigger finger, and middle finger — no palm or ring finger, no pinkie. I steady the side of the buttstock against the side of my chest, roughly a quarter inch in FRONT of the crook of my shoulder. I do not touch my shoulder with the buttpad! I've just started to do this, but already I call it my "Heavy Artillery Hold."
With my .177 HW50 at 40 feet I regularly get one-hole 5 shot groups too small to pass a .25 pellet through. And I am a lousy shot in general.
How are quality, well-made red dot sights when it comes to handling springer air rifle recoil? Compared to scopes are they more or less prone to recoil-induced death?
Thanks for the explanation. I'll try your ideas and let you know how it works out.
I have a Daisy 15XT, which is pretty inaccurate anyway. I mounted a Daisy dot sight on the top rail, and a BSA laser on the bottom rail. I would like the dot, the laser dot, and the POI to all converge at 15′.
Thanks again for your quick reply.
I took my Daisy pistol down to the basement where I set up a target box. Both sighting systems had plenty of power in their batteries.
The gun had been stored for several months with a CO2 cartridge in it, but not pierced. I screwed it down, and all the gas ran out. Well, maybe it needed more Pellgunoil (that cured a seal problem in my wife's Gamo P23 after it sat unused for a couple years).
I put a couple drops of Pellgunoil on the cartridge seal and put another CO2 cylinder in it. Again, all the gas leaked out. Then, I put in a third fresh cylinder. Again, all the gas ran out.
I now had gone through three CO2 cartridges without firing a shot. I put the gun away.
I like shooting CO2 pistols, although it is an indoor activity this time of year. I've worn out my first PPK.
Any ideas on what it will take to fix the Daisy? The thing is so cheap, I can't justify putting much into it. The dot sight and laser together cost more than the gun did.
I still have my second PPK in good condition, but I'm trying to save up for a powder burning PPK.
I would love to own this gun. But the main thing stopping me from buying it. Is I don't know if you can turn this gun to attach bulk CO2 like the Umarex Steel storm? If its possible I will definately will buy it TODAY!! This gun looks so bad a$$!!!!
Wow I appreciate the fast reply!! So to verify, this gun gets 2 30round out of one cartridge? So 60bbs in total? I think I missed that part.
I do understand that it is not an expensive gun to add upgrades to. So my next question is, I would love to own a pistol that turns to a rifle, that's the whole excitement with this one, so do you know of any other gun that is like this one, pistol and rifle in one? Doesn't matter pellets or BBs and price is not an issue either, I want ONE!! hahaha
Just to add my 2 cents, as Victor and a few others know, I joined a 25 yard Bullseye league this past year with my .22 High Standard. We meet at night at an outdoor range with covered ports. I found that I had problems with my iron sights, it being difficult to tell when my sights were exactly centered (front blade evenly centered in the rear notch) even with the target fairly lit. I had a red dot installed on the pistol (a Bushnell Pro – one step up from what PA is selling – mine has adjustable sized dots)
and it makes a BIG difference. It also shows me, as BB said, just how much movement there is in your hand as you aim at the target. Yikes! My scores have been slowly improving and Victor has been a great help in his cross country coaching.
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Pretty good accuracy for a bb gun. But I'll still pass on it. I need my guns to be much more powerful and larger caliber. Might make a good christmas present though for somebody this year though.
Hm, time to revisit my assumptions. I somehow got it into my head–and I seem to remember from the blog–that the hierarchy for accuracy was scopes, red dot sights, iron sights. Now it sounds like that's not the case. Perhaps red dot sights are better than open sights but not as good as aperture sights which, in target form, can almost equal scopes. So what exactly is the relationship between red dot sights and iron sights? And how do holographic sights fit in? I was watching another YouTube video claiming that holographic sights "stay on target" whatever that means.
It also worth asking what the intended purpose of the red dot sights is. My understanding is that they are for quick target acquisition. I believe they were invented in WWII for the B17 gunners to shoot down attacking fighters. On the one hand, I would have guessed that they wanted long range accuracy with their heavy machine guns against airplanes. But perhaps with the speed at which things were moving and the limited field of view that rapid acquisition was at least as important.
Mike, you have all the guns I want! Victor, you sound like Jack Dempsey, the heavyweight great, who writes in his fabulous boxing manual that "anger is an unwelcome guest in fighting." This sounds paradoxical, especially for a ferocious fighter like himself, but it is consistent with what you say. One of the great prizes of shooting for me is the magnificent sneering indifference to results I achieve when I'm shooting my best.
Ryan Cole, if you're worried about the noise of the Discovery, I believe there is a sound suppressor that others could advise you about better than me that eliminates most of the noise. Otherwise, weighing in with what I would buy which I am always glad to do, I would vote for a special version of the Ruger 10-22 called the Ruger Light/Target Varmint. I believe that it was within your budget a couple years ago. Like the name says, it has target accuracy in a medium profile barrel to retain the gun's excellent handling characteristics. I believe a conventional bull barrel for the target version loses that, and the new tactical version with the tiny chopped barrel and the bipod just looks strange to me. The handling looks long gone on that one. I hadn't thought that this gun was being considered for any regulations but whether it is or not, B.B. has stoked a deep fear of mine. You can't count on the great guns being around forever, and this is one.
BG_Farmer, I was wondering if you were reading. I've been wanting to ask you to remind me of what targets you shoot on your cool blackpowder walking shoots in the woods. After my 3D archery with the styrofoam animals (and some dinosaurs), even with the 20 lb. bow, I was exulting. I don't mind saying that my best shot was of a deer target concealed behind a mound of earth so that only the side and back of its head was showing. Got a solid head shot although I missed with the other nine arrows.
While roaming about on YouTube, I learned that the Coast Guard has its own sniper service. They ride in helicopters and their job is to shoot out the engines of speedboats used by drug smugglers. I don't believe they've shot any people yet. Their weapons are the Barrett 107 50BMG as primary and the Mk14 EBR as back-up. Now is that a cool job or what. That would be quite the challenge with the helicopter bobbing and the boat bobbing and the two moving relative to each other. They say that when these guys are not out on missions, they are training which would be fine with me. Incidentally, this is the show that said that the holographic sight keeps up with its targets; this sight is used on their rifles. I believe that the principle of leading for these scenarios is not difficult. You make yourself the reference frame and lead based on the relative motion of the target to you. So a target moving away gets led in front while one that you're overtaking is led behind. But obviously this could get very complicated. One of the snipers was a woman–a nice-looking woman. It was like Ljudmila Pavlichenko reborn.
I have a gunsmith friend that was a Ball Turret Gunner on a B-17 during WWII. He's 90 but still with us. He said that the Ball Turret had a computing gun sight. You had a frame that you would center the fighter in, keep it there, and fire. The sight took care of the lead. Of course, that was easier said than done with a moving bomber and a fighter going 400 mph. He said you most often would spot the fighter a mile or two out but they got close very quick!
All right, sportsfans, I have something to report that will really blow you away–a real Jurassic Park to the usual iguana. So, there I was the other night having a good shoot. After a mini-slump, I was back in form, feeling aggressive and engaged on the targets and not faltering and second-guessing myself. Then in a flash of daring, I decided that I would not just run out the string and finish a good night. What I would do instead is try out some ideas that Victor mailed to me. I had seen these thoughts before which Victor has posted here and was familiar with them. So, I did this partly in a spirit of magnanimity and a sense that if I was really doing that well, my techniques should stand up in a test against another method. I allotted one five round clip of the IZH 61 to this experiment. That clip was followed by another and then another. I don't believe I'll ever go back to my old methods. It was deja vu like the time I was shooting well with my airsoft spring rifle, and I thought that I would try the artillery hold for fun. It seemed that B.B. Pelletier knew a thing or two…
What happened the other night was ridiculously tiny holes over and over again. It felt like some kind of higher being had taken over. Forget all that other stuff I said about the approach to target, the trigger press, the Jaws of the Subconscious. All wrong, wrong, wrong. Or at least very inferior to the new way. Victor is the man, and rather than me describe his advice, you should just ask him to repost it here as I have. I will say that what stood out for me were the combined ideas of wobble area and trigger squeeze/control. I had understood these intellectually but had not really put them together and tried them out. Basically, I just held the sights on target, ignoring the slight movement. Then I started the steady trigger squeeze, making sure that nothing on God's earth was going to prevent me from passing the release point within three to six seconds–the surprise break. That's pretty much it. And I see that conflict between the surprise break and follow through that I cooked up is not really a conflict at all. I just let the intention of my shot follow my inevitable trigger squeeze, and when the shot came, I just looked through it like I had the wobbling sight picture until the gun settled back.
Another odd feature of this experience is how the secret was explicitly stated right on the surface waiting for me to give it a chance. It was not like Johannes Lichtenauer, an obscure German from the 12th century who basically invented the Western longsword tradition. For some reason, he wrote down his instructions in cryptic verse that is just about impossible to understand. Nor is it like Miyamoto Musashi's Book of the Five Rings about samurai swordsmanship which is just about as impenetrable. You just follow the directions. B.B. and all you longtime shooters are probably having a good laugh over how long it took me to get this. Well, it's on me.
And clear as Victor's directions are perhaps they have managed to vault me to Level Five of Musashi's scheme. His Fifth Book is the Book of Nothingness. It's very short and one of the few statements that is comprehensible is that you accept the void of the universe and realize it is full of love–not what you expect from a manual of swordsmanship. Well, I can't speak to any direct experience of that. But I can say that it is quite astounding that if you just try to hold the rifle on target without any superhuman effort or unusual state of mind as it is moving around, the round will land accurately to an astounding degree. It's like your body really wants to shoot if you give it a chance instead of fighting it.
Anyway, the message here is that you all have to try this out. My IZH 61 feels like a new rifle after 90,000 rounds. I feel like I went to sleep as a beggar and woke up a prince.
The surprise break does keep people from flinching. That can be a big problem with new shooters. The "Trick" is to only apply pressure to the trigger when the sight is on target. Properly done, it's not a slow process. The press starts slow but quickly builds. Kind of like, Press….Press..Press,Press, bang. If the sights go too far off the aiming point, you quit pressing. When back on target, you start pressing again………from the point where you stopped. If you have to teach a new person, that has never shot a rifle before, in three days of training, to shoot qualifying scores……this works.
I did this for 23 years.
B.B. and others,
Off-topic, but what was it about the Air Arms TX200 SR that prevented it from being great?
"He's in australia and they have a weird way of measuring LOL!"
What did you expect? They're walking upside down!
Just posted this in part 4 by accident… so posting here too
My Morph seems to have 2 issues. Would like to know if anyone else has experienced this 1) The trigger pull is EXTREMELY hard…. like tire your finger out in 5 shots hard. I don't notice a two stage trigger pull either. And… 2) The accuracy goes out the window when I attach the extended barrel. Like grouping of at least half a foot. It becomes impossible to sight in! I am going to buy a cleaning kit to see if I can scrub or clean the bore/barrel to see if that helps, but any ideas?
B.B. I curious if the Morph could "out shoot" the EBOS. Just by looking at the pictures on the blog, I can't tell. I know neither can quite touch the Avanti. But I'd like to know which shoots best of the two. Thank You, Bradly


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Knee warmers slipping
Can anyone advice please,
I have a new pair of dhb knee warmers which fit really nice, but whenever I ride they slip down. Then if walking around they then slip right down below my knees.
Would this be due to the hairs on my legs? I do have hairy legs and have never shaved them, but was interested to know if shaving would prevent this from happening.
I hope someone can help.
Nowt to do with the fur. The solution is simple enough, just buy bigger knees.
Alternatively, ditch the embrocation oil and use honey instead. Simply jump in the shower without undressing after your ride to steam the warmers off.
My eyes prefer Celeste, my bum prefers titanium.
I'm the same, skinny knees, either buy a smaller set or take those ones in
got a sewing machine ?
Ditched my DHB's for exactly the same reason. Bought Endura. E Voila. problem solved (better grips)
It's just some grip better than others or fit your leg shape.
I have perfectly shaved legs and this still happens to me with certain tights or knee warmers, especially if its wet.
The bad news is that - unless you're incredibly lucky and find exactly the right holster for your guns - there seems to be a correlation between price and grip.
Usually found that with cheaper ones (which the dhb are), I went through a few cheap ones, including the dhb, and settled on castelli nanoflex.
Worth the case as they stick where I put them, definitely a case of you get what you pay!
I have found they will all slip occasionally,mbut good ones less likely to do so.
Best set I have are old Descente they're were £stupid though.
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Feels very feminine to me. Berries are sweet treat and i guess that connotation doesn't make it very masculine....Mummy of One:
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Girl. Barry sounds quite different to me. My associations are feminine because most flower & fruit names are feminine.Mother to miss Mila Arden and her brand new brother, Cato Bennett


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The nonequivalence between deficits and distortionary taxation
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The significance of the less than 200 grams was that keeps Dunn from being charged with felony. It could have been written better as when I first read it, I thought it read with the meaning close to 200 grams. But I'm not sure it's that far from the truth though.
If it was a small amount of marijuana (less than 100 grams), it probably would have been indicated that way as that is a different charge. And the fact they don't include the actual amount makes me think they were cutting the kid a break. Based on the way it is written and the laws, the logical conclusion is that he was holding 100-200 grams of marijuana with it probably being closer to the higher end or he probably would have been hit with a lower charge.
When you take into account his prior driving record reported yesterday, the fact he avoided any charges like DUI or reckless driving leads you to believe the police were taking it easy on him. He almost ran a red light and hit a police cruiser while not wearing a seat belt with drugs in the car. If that is the case, it wouldn't surprise me if they underreported the amount of marijuana he was carrying as well.
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Under 18's game off
The game at Ladysmead scheduled for Thursday evening v Clevedon Town has been cancelled
Latest news from Ladysmead
Our Under 18 side have their first league game of the season on Thursday 4th September when they entertain Clevedon Town U-18's. This is a rearranged fixture. Another rearranged fixture sees our reserve side travel to Newtown this coming Saturday 6th September for a game that kicks off at 3pm. This Friday sees the unveiling of our new main sponsor together with the new shirt. The shirt will be worn on Saturday v Wantage Town and will also be available to purchase.
Spotkick Millionaire - The Goal Keeper Line Up
We now have the goal keeper line up for the spotkick Millionaire Competition - Chris Wright, Jack McGovern and Chris Cochrane ..... get yourself registered if you reckon you can stick 5 pens past one of them - email firstname.lastname@example.com with your full name and valid email address to register, it's only a fiver and you could end up being a millionaire if you hold your nerve.
Cinderford - Match sunmmary
Following the midweek defeat Shortwood Tivvy came back with a 1-1 draw. The first half was a one to forget, the team didnt perform. We should have had a penalty after 25 minutes; Owen Howe seemed to be caught by the keeper but the ref didnt give. A few moments later we were caught out by a set piece, again making us go in at half time, 1-0 down. The 2nd half was a much better performance. The passion shown by the lads was brilliant. We had several chances, the best coming from a Josh Searle cross which found Owen Howe in the six yard box but he headed it narrowly wide. Moments later we equalised from a set piece; a cross from James Richards finding the head of Jimmy Hinds. During the last 20 minutes of the game we had some chances, but, not from the lack of trying, we couldnt get the break through to win the game.
Season starts here
The season kicks off with the visit of Larkhall Athletic visiting Ladysmead on Saturday ko 3pm. Manager Martyn Rogers will hopefully have a fully fit squad for the visit of the Western League champions. Thursday evening saw our annual sponsors evening, which saw 16 match sponsorships and 10 match ball sponsorships sold. Many of the squad are now sponsored as well but the following are still looking for shirt and boot sponsors: Jed Harper-Penman, Ethan Phillips,George Rogers, Ed Weeks, Jules Emati-Emati, Tom Tricker, Adam Bilcock,and Steve Goss. Commercial manager John Fournier is delighted to announce new sponsorship deals with WTS(Exeter)whose brand will appear on the players shorts,Recruitment Solutions and Western Truck Rental. Oxygen Creative have again supported the football club by supplying warm-up shirts for both the first and reserve sides. Tiverton Town will be announcing major sponsorship deals by the end of the month.
Latest news from Ladysmead
Tivvy completed their eight match unbeaten pre-season programme with a comfortable 3-1 win over Exwick Villa in front of a gate of 87. Jamie Hatch has left the club after failing to agree terms. Following a great 4-0 win over Totnes last Friday Tivvy Reserves have their final home pre-season friendly tonight against Boca Seniors.
Sponsored Walk-Floodlight Appeal
Floodlight Appeal Sponsored Walk Sunday 31st August 10am Start.Meet at Ladysmead and take on a 10 mile walk along the canal arriving back at Ladysmead. As many will know the floodlights are in desperate need of replacement. The club has secured funding for 50% of the cost but NOW we need to do our bit to raise the other 50%. If you want to come along, be involved, support the club and help raise the money we need then please register your interest with Russ Murch. There will be a great prize for the person raising the most sponsorship money-You will have the chance to be a match ball sponsor for a day. To register and get your sponsorship form email Russ at firstname.lastname@example.com or call him on 077737 65527
Three more sign
Khalid Badavi, Steve Goss and Adam Bilcock have signed forms with Tivvy following last nights 2-2 draw against Truro City
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Squad update
Here is the list of players signed on forms for the coming season: Chris Wright,Jake Wannell, Jed Harper-Penman,Tom Gardner, Jimmy Hinds, Tom Tricker, Alex Faux,James Richards, Josh Searle, George Rogers,Jamie Hatch, Bobby Hopkinson, Ed Weeks, Jamie Mudge, Jules Emati-Emati, Owen Howe, Jesse Howe, Ethan Phillips, Max Bristow, Dan Western. Our first home friendly is this coming Tuesday against Truro City who boast Steve Tully, Chris Long and Mike Searle in their ranks. Ed Palmer is expected to sign for the White Tigers today.
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Wannell believes Tiverton Town are good enough to push for...
Jake Wannell believes Tiverton Town are good enough to push for a play-off place this season despite having won just two of their opening six league games. The full-back who returned for a second spell at Ladysmead in the summer thinks the side are slightly naïve defensively but, being a young squad, they will improve as the season goes on.
Tiverton Town 2 Bashley 1: Match report
Goals from Jake Wannell and Owen Howe gave Tiverton Town a 2-1 win over struggling Bashley at Ladysmead on Saturday. In an energetic and creative first-half display, Wannell handed the Yellows the lead, scrambling home from close range after his initial effort had been saved. The full-back then capped a fine display by setting up Howe with an irresistible cross which the striker converted from a few yards out. Bashley were conservative and never looked interested in anything other than a draw,...
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To coin perhaps the oldest sporting cliché in the book, Tiverton Town's 2-1 defeat at home to Bridgwater Town on Tuesday night was the archetypal game of two halves. The first half saw the hosts out-played, out-passed and out-muscled by a tight and efficient Robins outfit with former Tivvy skipper Nathan Rudge in their ranks. It was another former Yellow in the shape of Tom Knighton who administered the telling blows, scoring in the sixth and 45th minutes to secure the points for the...
Dodge demands more confidence from Tivvy
Martyn Rogers has urged his Tiverton Town players to show more confidence in their abilities ahead of the visit of Bashley on Saturday. Rogers made the comments after former Tivvy striker Tom Knighton came back to haunt his old club with a double as Bridgwater Town left Ladysmead with a 2-1 win on Tuesday night. For the fourth league match in a row, the Yellows conceded the first goal and only started playing close to their full potential in an open and entertaining second half. It has left...
Tiverton Town 1 Bridgwater Town 2: Match report
Former Tiverton Town striker Tom Knighton came back to haunt the Yellows as his first-half double condemned them to a 2-1 defeat at home to Bridgwater Town on Tuesday. Knighton nodded home from close range off a Robins free-kick to open the scoring, and they capitalised on their first-half dominance and a mix-up in the Tivvy defence to add a second just before the break. Martyn Rogers' side did respond well in the second half, creating a number of decent chances and pulling one back in injury...
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Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley has spoken to the press, which is a rare event, and he has talked about the money available to Kevin to bring in new players – but he stresses the players have to right for the club.
 Owner Mike Ashley – with Newcastle fans
In the interview Mike has stressed he will only pay out money for the right player, and that the player must want to come to Newcastle for the right reasons.
Ashley is quoted in the Daily Star today:
"Players have to tick a lot of boxes for us to be interested." "If we think he only wants to come to Newcastle for the wrong reasons, then we'll say 'you're not for us' and we'll look elsewhere."
"But there is money for Kevin to spend. If the deal is right – and that means it's the right player who Kevin wants – then we will do that deal." "The days of buying players at the wrong time are gone."
"I don't think the people and the structure we have now would have made the mistakes of the past."
"The right player at the right time is who we are after now, players with the heart and passion to play for Newcastle and its supporters."
"Kevin doesn't stop emphasizing that."
Nothing wrong at all with those comments from the owner, and we have little doubt that Mike is a big fan of Kevin Keegan – whatever the gossip papers say.
He just loved watching the Newcastle side in Kevin's first management stint at the club, and even Kevin thinks Mike can be the perfect owner for the club.
So we just don't believe things are as bad as some reports suggest in the gossip press – don't forget they often think their job is to tear Newcastle apart – because that helps to sell their papers.
But there's no doubt we've made some very bad buys under the Shepherd regime and his cronies, and we were often a laughing stock.
And certainly the deals Newcastle have made this summer, at least so far, have been excellent.
Maybe if we're just a little more patient, some new players will arrive before the end of the month – and we may just be in business.
Good words from the owner, and we need to hear more of what he thinks about the club, and where we are going.
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Rihanna gave Chris Brown a big ol' hug in a new photo on Instagram, making sure we all know she's standing by her man in the face of his latest dirty deeds.
"i dont wanna leave!!! Killed it tonight baby!!!" she wrote alongside the (cute?) photo of her giving her former and apparently current boyfriend a warm embrace.
You can't see his face, we realize, but like the previous pic she Tweeted of Chris Brown shirtless in bed, the tattoos say it all. Besides ... Rih's not one to lie.
Or give a ...
Earlier, both Rihanna and Brown (who remains active on Instagram after deleting his Twitter account Sunday) shared photos of matching Rolex watches.
"Don't believe me just watch #newtoy #justcusimnumber1 #roleylife #dopedealer," she wrote.
Great. While Chris has been assailed following his Twitter beef with Jenny Johnson, it's good to see he has the support of Team Breezy's most famous member.
Maybe Rih's into some of the things he talked about doing to Johnson. Who knows.
And at least the Unapologetic songbird was clothed this time. Change of pace. We can't remember the last day we didn't see Rihanna shirtless on Twitter or Instagram.
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I think people should stop trying to tell them what they should do with their relationship it good that some people give them advice and stuff but I think they could figure this out themselves just sayin because how you feel if got told what to do with your relationship and you are madly in love with that person and thats how they feel pressured to leave that person but they are truely in love with each other and when people tell them what they should do I think Rihanna doesnt want to disappoint her fans but to be honest I dnt think she gives a damn what anybody say becuz its her business and she can make any decision without questions.
Well I think that they should stay together yes I agree but they dnt need other people telling them how to run their relationship and what they should do they can decide this stuff on their own I think some people didnt realize that it's their relationship and just let them decide on together what they should do.
She is 24 and he is 23. Let them be together. Stop hating and stop judging, haters.
Get off chris dick. A chris you the man
What is Rihanna's interest in Chris Brown? He has hurt her so deeply in the past. Has she really gotten over all that! To me, Chris can be easily set off. I would steer clear of him. However, she must have loved him deeply to still want to be with him. Peace, love, and prayers to you. Be Safe!!!
Damn, you all are way too involved in these people's business,now unless you all are avid fans of either person involved(Chris Brown or Robyn "Rihanna" Fenty) and feel as if they are taking something AWAY from your life..then I REALLY don't see how anything they do is your business. If she gets in a fight with him,are you all going to BE there to help,stop it or narrate?? No?...Didn't think so,take a seat& concern yourselves with YOUR lives. Smdh
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Preeta Bansal recently served in the Obama White House as the General Counsel
and Senior Policy Advisor in the Office of Management & Budget, where she
served as the Administration's chief coun¬sel for Presidential review of agency
regulatory, budgetary, management reform, and legis¬lative matters, and oversaw
the preparation of the President's executive orders.
She previously was a partner and chair of the appellate litigation practice
at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP in New York City and is the
former Solicitor General of the State of New York.
The New York Times in a profile called her a "legal superstar" and a "nimble,
unorthodox thinker," and the New York Law Journal referred to her as "one of the
most gifted lawyers of her generation, who combines a brilliant analytical mind
with solid, mature judgment."
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