Hateful McNasty said:

This one ? .

IronClaw 6-36x56 SFP - 30mm Tube, MOA, Illuminated Reticle, For Airgun

IronClaw 6-36x56 SFP scope with MOA illuminated reticle, 30mm tube. Perfect for airguns, offering exceptional precision and clarity at long ranges.

spinaoptics.com

Still that claims 5.3 " of relief

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Mine was $139 from Amazon with no IR , but yeah that's it.

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I was just informed that TX200 uses same power plant (spring ) in the .177 or .22 barreled guns / wonder if that holds true of the HW 97 /77 ?

The upper sections are interchangeable between all the guns, but the lowers are unique.
So in theory, if you could buy the lower section of the gun, you could mate it to any upper color you want.
So in theory, I have a blue epoch, I could swap the upper with my brown EVO and have a blue EVO and a brown Epoch.

beerthief said:

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Well it's certainly inline with the bore lol.

Thank you all. I appreciate the feedback.

L.Leon, thanks for the data, very helpful. do you think the heavier Hades Monster 25.39g is too heavy to get an accurate shot through the Pathfinder ? I’m not concerned about long distance, 20 - 45 yards will do the trick. Both the 15g & 18g are spot on accurate. I don’t know what the 25g will do.

crowski said:

Friday. Again 4 the same, only different. 4-77’s, one of each caliber. View attachment 5846764 of the best. Vaporized a few flies. Crow

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The first one laminate stock is beautiful the last one shorter barrel is that a HW 77 Carbine.

OldVet said:

For barrel droop on my $40 out the door Hatsan Air Tac which was real bad 1st I added 2 washers under the 2 front stock screws one on each side after that I added a piece of curved cardboard from a TP Tube to the back ring , but Ratzy showed me some very nice adjustable scope rings 2 different ones AAMOF.
Just type in Adjustable scope rings in the search bar. OV

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Friday. Again 4 the same, only different. 4-77’s, one of each caliber. 4 of the best. Vaporized a few flies. Crow

beerthief said:

I use a pistol scope mounted on the barrel (barrel droop ) 20 inch eye relief . works great .

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For barrel droop on my $40 out the door Hatsan Air Tac which was real bad 1st I added 2 washers under the 2 front stock screws one on each side after that I added a piece of curved cardboard from a TP Tube to the back ring , but Ratzy showed me some very nice adjustable scope rings 2 different ones AAMOF.
Just type in Adjustable scope rings in the search bar. OV

I have impact, close enough, same liner and all, you should expect this accuracy with pellets in 30 cal, seems like AEA doing awesome, JSB right behind it, enjoy:

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Hateful McNasty said:

If that scope has that far of eye relief maybe its a pistol scope?

I fint get why a rifle rifle scope need to be put that far forward i guess normally rifle scop s eye relief is about 4"+/-.

My bad ... I see long eye relief scopes at up to 12"". Thats putting one out there on the muzzle i guess ..lol

What brand /model/power scope is needing to mount so far forward .?

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It's a Spina Optics
6 x 36 x 56 30 MM Tube. I could not figure out why it was so cloudy , but then realized too close. It's working ok now. I still like my Westlake IR 6 x 24 x 50 a $60 scope better I got 2 for $120. The Spina does remain focused good but it's glass etched reticle not FFP. My other Spins 5 x 30 x 56 is a IR FFP , and it's superior to the other one.

I will be getting back to making a repair video for the Pinty Carbine rifle. Work is busy so this is my limited play time.

daigo said:

what was reg setting and what was air capacity 480cc?

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It was 480 I believe. I don’t recall the reg setting. I don’t have it anymore, one of those I regret letting go.

Just reset the course, some longer shots some shorter some close together. None at 25 yards.
And there is finally some wind. This is going to be fun.

I tried the 'rabbit magnum' pellets in an R1 I had, and they shot like crap. 10.3 were great, but there was something about the design of those very heavy .177 pellets that just did not work for me.
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L.Leon is right , just wanted to ad for backyard Don't shoot steel , or wood shoot something much softer like stacks of cardboard , or rubber mulch. These are safer , and quiet compared to steel. As long as the airgun is quiet , and if not add a moderator ( silencer).
Then it's ok for any caliber. Your very lucky that pellet hit your neighbors truck instead of your face. Get rid of the steel.
Edit: Wear eye protection.

Here are two of my little walkabout beasties… The Pathfinders scope has been downsized to make it handier…