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Say hello. What state or country are you from?
- By Spinach
- General Discussion
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Tariffs, so we all now keep a low profile.
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Lets see those pistols turned carbine!!!
- By RobBonnell89
- Air Pistols
- 102 Replies
Dug this old girl out of the closet today. Completely restored it a few years back. Great little gun, I should shoot it more
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PCP Rifle SOLD FX Impact M3
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.22 600mm, factory stock (except for carbon fiber barrel sleeve and first reg delete. Well kept, filled with breathable dry air. Looking for $1600. Reason for selling...thinning the herd. I also might be putting an FX Boss up for sale? Just don't shoot it much. Honest buyers with good reps preferred. Local WPB even better.
30-Yard Challenge
- By JimD
- Target Shooting Challenges
- 3524 Replies
Thanks for the kind comments.
For S_Gru, Tommy's comments should carry more weight than mine, he shoots better. But I do not have the patience to shoot totally off bags. Repositioning for each shot is just not something I want to do. With yesterday's target I have now shot a grand total of 3 200s, one each of the last three years. So I've done it but cannot consider myself at the upper level of this. Two of my 200s were with a front bipod and a rear monopod that adjusts for windage and elevation. I believe Ed uses a nicer version of this method of supporting his airguns. I'll include a picture of my home made version. The only a little bit complicated fabrication technique is to weld all threaded rod couplers together. My latest 200 was done with a Caldwell Rock BR front rest and a rear bag, I think the exact same one pictured by Tommy. That front rest was about $125 when I bought it. It adjusts for height and elevation nicely. It does not have the slop in the threads of my home made monopod. If you are patient bags alone clearly work. If you want to be able to mechanically realign the scope for the shots that can be done at either the front or the rear of the gun,
For S_Gru, Tommy's comments should carry more weight than mine, he shoots better. But I do not have the patience to shoot totally off bags. Repositioning for each shot is just not something I want to do. With yesterday's target I have now shot a grand total of 3 200s, one each of the last three years. So I've done it but cannot consider myself at the upper level of this. Two of my 200s were with a front bipod and a rear monopod that adjusts for windage and elevation. I believe Ed uses a nicer version of this method of supporting his airguns. I'll include a picture of my home made version. The only a little bit complicated fabrication technique is to weld all threaded rod couplers together. My latest 200 was done with a Caldwell Rock BR front rest and a rear bag, I think the exact same one pictured by Tommy. That front rest was about $125 when I bought it. It adjusts for height and elevation nicely. It does not have the slop in the threads of my home made monopod. If you are patient bags alone clearly work. If you want to be able to mechanically realign the scope for the shots that can be done at either the front or the rear of the gun,
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What pistol did you shoot today
- By Marker
- Air Pistols
- 2352 Replies
Up to the Post Office to return a Daisy 200 BB gun to eBay…these guns are un- repairable when they leak from the valve assembly…do not buy these unless you need a paper weight for your desktop…unless you know seal kits are available then you are safer to make the buy..most of them are marked as no returns or untested
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Snowpeak artemis p15
- By dk-duck
- PCP Airguns
- 20 Replies
so Jim where you say it has to be 3 mm or it won't work is that the thickness of it mate (sorry mate I am new to this) lolthank you very much Jim for those measurements for the poppet valve that's a great help, and no problem for the link buddy
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