Totally! 👍 I was looking for your video when you did it and couldn’t find it. I remember watching it. I wanted to link it in my description so if you’ve got the link or remember the timeframe you did it let me know. 😀

Thanks! It’s a pretty neat device to turn any Crosman steel breech into a repeater. But after watching the video on my TV I’m wondering if it didn’t feed properly once or twice? It sounded like the gun dry fired at least once.

I was just telling Duke Nukem, I’m wondering if I had a failure to feed in the video as the gun sounds like it dry fires at one point. The Grav-Mag is a pretty cool device and is well made but just be prepared they can be finicky at times. I suspect it prefers a slower cycle time when shooting.

I forgot I had that Grav-Mag! 🤦‍♂️ Johnny BB Gunner suggested I do a Mad Minute with this 362 and it was like “Yeah!”. After I watched my video on TV last night I think I may have had a failure to feed in like the 5th shot or so. The gun sounded like it dry fired at one point. I’ll just have to keep using the Grav-Mag and see if I imagined that or it occasionally doesn’t work properly? It’s a pretty neat device!

@@airgunsofalaska Good thinking from Johnny! I forgot about the Grav mag too I've kept the stock breeches on the 362 and Drifter and they're probably the easiest loaders I have, the Buckrail barrel clamp and red dot are working great on the 362, but more loading speed is always a plus.

@@yoitired I thought that was funny! Totally forgot I had it in a box. They also make a Grav-Mag for stock plastic breeches. Might be pretty fun on your Drifter 😄.

@@airgunsofalaska That would be, the autoloading of bbs combined with pellet accuracy in a super handy little gun, I like it!

Thanks and I’d love to watch your video! 👍

It was really cool coming across your video! That’d be interesting to see with the stickers. I just used cans as I figured everybody had cans and shot them anyway. Plus it’s fun to see them get hit, especially with higher velocity guns. Three pumps would’ve been better for impact action but also slower… 🤔 hmmm, I might have to do some testing. Ha ha!

@thatalaskaguy-airguns I definitely understand the use of cans. Also 50 feet and 12 oz cans way better than handicapping oneself at 26 yds and 7.25 oz cans. 😂 You also sent me into a deep dive spiral on the mad minute, super fun and interesting. I really need a gun with a mag for trying this challenge. The pellet pen helps some in break barrel.

@@PapaTAdventures I’ve done it with break barrels loading by hand. It’s pretty fun that way. I like trying different guns and see how well I can do. My best so far is my Marauder Pistol and my Gamo Swarm Hunter repeater. I don’t think there’d be much challenge if a guy was to use a semiautomatic PCP or CO2 gun but then a guy could compare his time how quickly he completed it. I was thinking you were making things way harder with the 7.5oz cans at the greater distance. 😀 Regular 12oz cans are difficult enough!

@thatalaskaguy-airguns definitely made it harder on ourselves, and I didn't think to back out the scope from 9x so sometimes slow to find the cans. My brother suggests we should upgrade to milk cartons for our egos.

@@PapaTAdventures milk cartons 🤣😆😂

Thanks! 😀👍

It was fun to do!

I tried with red Ryder and didn't show it. It was also a flop, just like my video I did post. Humbling challenge.

@johnnybbgunner I thought I remember you doing really well in a video?

@@PapaTAdventures I tried it with a Daisy Model 10 lever action. I think it took me 30 shots! 😆

@@airgunsofalaska I can get all ten cans down but not in one minute. That is very tough with a pumper and single shot breech load.

@thatalaskaguy-airguns I will come back to the lever action bb guns and win... it just may take me years. 😂🤣

Ha ha! I had no choice, Prince Harry emailed me and said I had to use a made in England 🇬🇧 product in the video or they’d complain to KZfaq about using their Mad Minute descriptor. Those guys in the UK don’t mess around. 😆