Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: How do you know when you hit the break- in ? People say is around 300 to 500 shots how they know that? Please explain lol
Document: I have tried every sight in the world and even had other people shoot this gun. you get it sighted in and it only seems to last for 5 shots and that's it. I would suggest buy a gamo instead of this piece of crap
The Good:Appears to be very well made, and should be fine for most buyers.The Bad:My wife found it a bit difficult to use to use the break barrel, and it is fairly heavy (which isn't really a bad thing but was a bit too much for her).But as I mentioned it appears to be well constructed, so I would say that if you have used similar air rifles before I think that this would be a reasonable model to get.
After torquing everything down with a FatWrench and seizing compound on the threads, cleaning the barrel with dry patches, and a 200 round break-in period, the gun scatters pellets all over a 10 inch circle at a range of 50 feet... at random. There is no stringing of shots on any particular axis or anything like that. Changing scopes and rings has no effect on performance and neither does changing pellets.
Although a bit heavy for a young person and potentially hard to break the barrel this is a fantastic gun to teach kids how to shoot. 50-100 shots in I can get a 30 yard grouping at 2 inches with all original parts and at that point it's probably more my issue than the gun. It's always good to start on single shot/load guns to teach and it's quiet enough that you could do it for a couple hours and no one will be the wiser or upset by the noise.
It is powerful and shoots straight, right from thr beginning. However, the scope looks nice but the vertical adjustment does not work on mine so I have to aim about 4&#34; above the target to hit it right.
This rifle was bought for my son. It is very well built with wood stock and a nice scope. We cleaned it before he started shooting, which other people said to do and he sighted it in and it is right on. Very good gun for the price, my son loves itthanks
I will let you know if I do and update this review.First off the gun is very heavy. The product description lets you know that going in but is easily overlooked so look closely. The trigger is terrible, you have to pull so hard that it is impossible to have a nice slow steady squeeze that is a must for accuracy.
This air rifle was a quality product. I especially loved the scope! After zeroing it in, I could hit a three inch bulls eye at 100 feet without any problem. I was surprised at the power of this rifle.
Not real loud right out of the box, and I can already hear it getting quieter as it breaks in. Good finish, no rust, and very solidly put together. I've already ordered the GRTIII trigger and I know this piece will be simply awesome when it's installed. For the money I don't think you could do better!
UPDATE: Well I don't know what made the difference exactly but I have since put an adjustable objective scope from UTG on my Venom and have re-torqued everything. That didn't have any real effect on accuracy though; it still splattered the rounds all over the place. I just kept shooting the thing (nearly 900 rounds now) and accuracy just sort of started to happen. The bbl (sigh... BARREL) finally got lapped in from all that fire it seems.
Answer: no