Gauge Black
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 12 Gauge 100 Black Pro Power Extension Cords 4 Pack  US $129.95
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 ECords E123 50PB 12 Gauge Black Ext W Pwr Block US $89.99
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 ECords E123 50 50 12 Gauge Black Extension Cord US $79.99
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 ECords E143 50PB 50 14 Gauge Black Ext W Pwr Block US $69.99
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 ECords E123 25PB 25 12 Gauge Black Ext Cord W Pwr Blk US $59.99
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 ECords E123 25 25 12 Gauge Black Extension Cord US $49.99
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 ECords E143 25PB 25 14 Gauge Black Ext W Pwr Block US $49.99
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 2 pack of 12 gauge 50 Multi Outlet Black Extension Cords with LEDs US $49.95
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 CBH16100 16 Gauge Power Wire 100 ft Red Black US $46.34
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 25FT 16 Gauge Black Extension Cord AC Power Cable 2PK US $26.99
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 ECords E123 12 12 Foot 12 Gauge Black Power Cable Ext US $23.99
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 ECords E163 25 25 Foot 16 Gauge Black Extension Cord US $22.99
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 Musicians Gear 16 Gauge Speaker Cable Black 50 Foot US $14.99
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 ECords E143 1PB 1 14 Gauge Black Ext W Pwr Block US $12.99
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 ECords E163 12 12 Foot 16 Gauge Black Power Cable US $12.99
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 ACCU CABLE AC EXTENSION CORD 10 BLACK 16 3 GAUGE IEC US $6.57
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 Musicians Gear 16 Gauge Speaker Cable Black 6 Feet US $4.99
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 Musicians Gear 16 Gauge Speaker Cable Black 3 Feet US $3.99
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Azodin Zenith Electronic Paintball Marker Black - An Excellent Marker
When removing the Zenith from the box, I immediately noticed a substantial difference in the weight and size of the marker as opposed to any of my other stacked tube blowbacks. Comparing the overall length alone to my Imagine ‘Spike’ and RSX, the body is 1.5″ shorter than both of these paintball markers. I suspect it has something to do with the absence of a vertical adapter fitted into the front of the bottom tube. Instead, the VA is attached to the bottom front portion of the body with a single screw. Later when taking the Azodin Zenith Electronic Paintball Marker Black completely apart, I noticed the walls of the body are super thin as opposed to these Spyder markers as well. Very nice for those of you concerned with carrying excess weight with you on the field.
The milling looks impressionable for such an inexpensive marker. It has well designed body lines and I have personal regards for the halfbacked upper tube tail portion. It’s something we’ve always wanted to see on a stacked tube blowback. The only one that has ever done that to my knowledge is Dragun on their TES markers and the ’08 Electra. The anodizing is flawless with a cross between a matt and gloss finish. It appears to be bead blasted with a semi-gloss look to it.
The feedneck? Well, it’s a feedneck. I’d have to say the exact same feedneck you’ll find on any new Spyder that has a threaded base. Impulse/Shocker/Ion threaded to be precise. It is a twist-lock design which is quite OK I suppose. Just a little tough to get your hand between the hopper and marker when tightening it if you don’t have small hands. Certainly an improvement over the antiquated junk plastic adapter we’ve seen on older STBB’s or even some still being sold today. With an abundance of aftermarket Impulse/Shocker/Ion threaded feednecks available, not much a worry for those of you that may opt to replace the stock neck.
When gassing the Zenith up, the velocity was slightly low on the big red chrono at a relative +/-250fps average with the factory setting. I increased the velocity by increasing the pressure of the regulator to attain a relative 280-290fps. The Zenith has no pressure gauge nor a spot to attach a gauge so there’s no way to tell exactly what pressure it’s operating at. This is one of my pet peeves concerning this marker.
I suppose I’ll need to either drill and tap a gauge port in either the VA or straight into the side of the body to find exactly what pressure it operates at. That, a distant future endeavor. The gauge isn’t really a need so much a convenience while teching the marker or in this case, evaluating it. If there were at least a plugged port to add one, that would have been an excellent conciliation. So in retrospect, numers in this portion of the review will be minimal due to a lack of means to produce them.
While shooting the Azodin Paintball Zenith in semi, it did very well hitting the targets repetitively with sporadic strings of field paint. No broken paint so the eyes worked perfectly. It did skip a few shots but I’m sure it was due to the feeding concerns I was having with the hopper that day and that I really hadn’t taken any time fine tuning the trigger prior. I did not use any of the other modes since it was a bit too dark out to read the manual to set them. Though I really don’t care if others use them in play, I’m not really an advocate of modes. I view them as a crutch for those that lack talent. While dry firing at home the modes worked quite fine.
All in all, the correlation of my first experience utilizing the Azodin Zenith was; it had a nice light compact feel providing on target shots with minimal recoil.
Can you hunt turkey with a 20 gauge?
Would it be ok to hunt turkey with a 20 gauge shotgun? I am planing on geting a Remington 870 express in 20 gauge for deer, black bear, and squirrel and rabit. and was wondering if I could use it for turkey? What type of load would I use and waht type of choke? What would be my effective range?
Yes you can. Your rang will be very limited though, which is considered by some turkey hunters as being a better sport. As suggested, use an extra-full choke or the "fullest" you can get. Remember to pattern your gun with different shot size to see what it shoots best. If you do not have any turkey targets, you can shoot at the bottom of a soda can and see how many pellets you can put in it. Nothing smaller than No.6 shot though. Start off at around 20-30 yards for your max starting distance and work your way in until you find the range where your pattern is the tightest. Once you do this and can put at least 6 pellets into the bottom of the can, you will have your "max" range and anything at this range or closer will be toast if you do your part.
7 1/4 inch gauge Stanier Black 5
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