Only slightly heavier! The benefits are worth it for me. You can also add accessories like flashlight mounts, which I find useful.
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That’s a good idea! I was also curious about sights. What’s the best option for long-distance shooting?
For long-distance, I recommend a good quality variable scope. Finding the right mounting hardware is crucial too! Don’t skimp on that.
Right! And if you want a real challenge, try modifying the trigger. It’s tricky but can really improve your shoot.
I tried modifying the trigger once; let’s just say it didn’t go as planned! Maybe I should stick to simpler mods next time. 
I’ve had my Aero Survival Rifle for about a year now. It’s super lightweight and easy to pack, making it great for camping trips. However, I did notice the accuracy drops slightly at longer distances.
I agree! The portability is definitely a plus, but how does it compare to other survival rifles like the Ruger 10/22?
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I think the TNW Aero is great for close encounters but loses some real punch against bigger game. For a survival rifle, I’d want a bit more versatility in caliber options.
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What calibers do you think would be ideal for a survival situation? I’m considering upgrades.
I love my TNW Aero! Super fun to shoot at the range and easy to maintain. Just be sure to avoid cheap ammo; it jams sometimes!
That’s good to know! I’ve heard mixed reviews on reliability. Would you say it’s worth the investment?
For the price, it’s a decent rifle, but it might not be the best choice for extreme conditions. I’ve taken mine hiking and it handled well, but I wouldn’t trust it in a really tough environment.
That’s concerning. How did it perform on those hikes? Any specific failures?
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I’ve found it to be pretty reliable overall, just make sure to clean it after each trip. A clean gun is a happy gun!
Haha, I love that! A clean gun is a happy gun! I should probably clean mine more often. What’s your maintenance routine like?
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Just a few quick wipes and a good oiling. Honestly, it’s pretty low maintenance, which is another plus of the Aero. Great for those who don’t want to fuss with complex systems.
That’s what I’ve heard! For someone new to survival rifles, is the Aero a good starting point?