FX Streamline
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I bought mine from AOA and I am shooting sized cphp . I seen have no windage point of impace shift from a 25 yard zero out to 55 yards. My gun shoots just fine.
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Just heard from AOA It's in the mail. FX Streamline Walnut .22. On the eeast cost I wont see it untill next monday. Winter storms hear for a few days. Spring is just a few more weeks.
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This is where I purchased mine...
http://www.penchetta.com/store/air-guns/accessories/huggett-belita-22.html
http://www.penchetta.com/store/air-guns/accessories/huggett-belita-22.html
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Could some one pleas send me a photo of the Huggett Belita instaled on the Streamline. I now know where to get one but would like to get a good look of it on the Huggett.
Thanks [email protected]
Thanks [email protected]
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Check Matt Dubber's video, where he is shooting at the dairy farm. I'm pretty sure he has a Belita installed on the Streamline he is using.
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is anyone shooting sub inch groups at 50yds? my friend bought a streamline and his Hatsan run circles around it in accuracy.
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Sent mine back to AOA because of a canted barrel or air tube. I don't know if that makes a difference in accuracy, I never even shot mine because I could not get over the barrel and air tube not lining up correctly.
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What is the velocity on the low setting? And how is the accuracy at different settings too? I like to have high power on demand, but will mostly use low or medium power. Hopefully it will be quiet enough on the lower settings. I haven't decided on caliber yet, but am leaning towards 22, but may get it in 177. Either way I'll be shooting 14.3 or 7.9 grain standard weight domes at low power.
I wondered if the smooth bore would shoot heavy pellets on low power like a pitcher throws a knuckle ball.
Oh yeah, how good or bad is the magazine, someone was complaining about that.
I wondered if the smooth bore would shoot heavy pellets on low power like a pitcher throws a knuckle ball.
Oh yeah, how good or bad is the magazine, someone was complaining about that.
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Mine shoots the CPHP into ragged holes. I am not thrilled with the magazine and it takes the same single shot ramp as my Royale. For what I paid and the weight of the gun it is a tack driver. The trigger, after adjusting still needs to wear in a bit but is clean and crisp. For the person who's gun isn't shooting into one inch at 50 yards, check your scope mounts, stock screws and pellets. Mine is hitting the 1 in swinger so often it's boring at 53 yards.
I'm shooting......
FX STREAMLINE .22 (usually set on medium power)
Hawke Vantage 6to 24x
UTG Medium mounts
Crosman PHPs, sized to uniform them.
Good luck, good shooting
Jamie
I'm shooting......
FX STREAMLINE .22 (usually set on medium power)
Hawke Vantage 6to 24x
UTG Medium mounts
Crosman PHPs, sized to uniform them.
Good luck, good shooting
Jamie
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my friend took it to AOA to get checked out. everything is tight though. I personally torqued everything, mounts , rings , scope. Shooting jsb 25.4 in .25cal.
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I'm waiting for my proper scope mounts to come in, but I couldn't wait so I had some picatinny to weaver adapters and put on a set of the rings from SWFA that came with my classic. A bit too tall but I was able to shoot it. I got the laminate and added a belitta. Also added a picatinny rail so that I could put my bipod on it. Very light rifle. I sighted in at 30 yards and then was shooting egg shells at 45 yards with it. Setting is on high power. The magazine is a pain for sure. Mine is in 177
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I got mine a couple weeks ago, just got it out of the box today. ( been out of town). I like the feel and such, hope to get a scope on it tomorrow and shoot it. Will keep you posted.
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