PCP Rifle WTS WTS: Cometa Lynx MKII 22cal with blue laminate stock
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Avenger is always a good choice.Thanks for all the advice! I appreciate it. Low budget is not my #1 priority, but I'm not quite ready to jump into a $1.5k - $3K gun up front either. Love the look of that Daystate Revere! Maybe someday... Did lots of research and ended up going the PCP route and ordering an Air Venturi Avenger with wood stock. Seems like a good compromise between cost and performance for a first gun. Now trying to figure out what to do for a compressor and a moderator.
I am sure they would accomodate you......MKI'd like to go. Is day of registration ok?
Make sure that you leave that one stapled to the 50 yard stand when you leave.This was my best 8-shot group from 22 yards shooting Spanish made CPHPs From my Benjamin Marauder pistol.
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Wayne, I believe Larry has planned the course to comply, but I haven't looked at his numbers yet. He sent them to me to confirm, but I haven't had a chance to look at them yet. Any questions regarding the matches at Mormon Lake should be directed at him as match director. I will not be there, so my input is null in that respect.Hi Mark,
The AAFTA match course planner turns red when the total course reaches 36T, but 36T is what they want in order to count the competitors score as 100 GP points. If the course is 35.5T then the top competitor in each class will get a 98 or 99 instead of 100 GP points, so don't worry about the red. A full 36T is acceptable and actually required for 100 GP points for the winner of each class.
I mentioned this to the BOG, but they haven't fixed it yet. So, maybe inform Larry so he can adjust accordingly.
Thanks, and like Scott, Air gun Oregon will send two competitors if it will be a full 36T course, otherwise it's not worth the travel expenses. The Hunter class has a tight race for winning the GP this year, and I'm sure that Barbara P. is concerned about this issue as well.
Wayne
We do the exact opposite here. We have bird feeders, and shoot the squirrels that come to eat from them.View attachment 582341
Yeah, basically to keep the squirrels hanging around for October and feed the birds a little. Why 50 yards? Well mostly because I can slip out the back door without scaring them off and at 50 you can’t miss from a rest.
I’m next door in Louisiana, crows are smart all over. The first one was on the ground by the feeder, when I shot him the rest flew up in the trees. I had taken my Krait out of the safe from 74 degrees in the house to a humid 84 and, of course, my scope started sweating and fogging up. I was standing behind my wood rack and they couldn’t figure out where I was. I managed to find one amongst all the leaves on the trees and nailed him. At this point I figured it was all over but they just kept calling out so I just waited and wiped the lenses on my scope. I figured out where another one was and shot him, three on the ground. They all flew off but one landed in the top of a dead tree at about 70 yards and I was able to put one in him. It surprised me too that I was able to get four, I’m guessing since my Krait is pretty quiet and they couldn’t figure out where it was coming from, their curiosity got the better of them. Anyway it was a fun 5 minutes.
The string above was es of 3, sd of 1.3 I need to run a full shot string down to reg pressure to see what it’s really doing, but I’m hopeful.So what was your extreme spread and standard deviation post regulator replacement?
That kind of sealing tape comes in different colors , me having metal problemsAccording to the seller, this is teflon tape.
“Aw, early '90s graphing calculator—works great, but coyotes aren’t going to wait. If you want speed and adaptability, the Zulus is a beast: range, dope, all baked in.”HP48sx all day.
Also not a problem. I put Teflon on a lot of my fittings.According to the seller, this is teflon tape.
I do have a couple of other stocks I think could be modified to fit. My woodworking tools and skills are so-so... But maybe I'll give it a try. I'll have to see which one might make the best candidate.Sorta what I did a few years ago .... Take a Diana 75 stock and place a JTS pcp action within it
If one is creative & handy, restocking can be a very fun and rewarding project
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That stippling does look good! I've only ever stippled walnut... maybe worth looking into!http://i1320.photobucket.com/albums/u532/scott_schneider1/DSCF9738_zpsbqf6mnyi.jpg
I had done a nice STIPPLING job around grip and fore stock on a B50 @ 11 years ago. looked sweet and felt quite nice.
According to the seller, this is teflon tape.Blue Thread Locker