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HW/Weihrauch  I have my HW50 tuned great,at first I hated it because it did not perform the way people were bragging about it.

I agree with Mycapt65,My 97 is a .22,I am glad it is,I think it can be more accurate than the 95 only because it is heavier.
The HW95 is I think a better field rifle , like walking with and just shooting for fun,easier to load and aim.
Can not bad mouth the HW97,great springer,but for me the HW95 is a easier springer to just have fun with.,my R-9 is.20,that the best cal. for it,but hard to get....I then more likein a .22 for all around use,I have big fingers and .22 easier for me to load.....

AirMaks Arms  Katran Compact in .22 - oh Yeah!

25 yards, CPHP 14.3, bench with front bed pillow supports, wind likely under 10mph, but much lower when I zeroed for the wife. I don't recall how many shots taken. She learned that a black reticle on a black small target took an adjustment. Out of the family of 4, 3 liked and 1 firmly stated sticking with her Diana 34 (yes, teenage stuff). Can't shoot a pcp with a scope the same as a springer with irons. AN, I'm seriously consider letting go of my L2 to fund a Katran or Krait now. Oh, I'm steeling the wife's thunder in this posting. This is HER target and she wants to hold on to it:

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Nice groups, especially for a gun you just started shooting and w/ CPHP.Try some jts 16gr if you have any. Those CZ barrels don’t seem to be very pellet picky though. Katran folding stock is super nice. Decent adjustment and locks up tight. Plus the nice magazine storage.

Events  2025 Oregon State Field Target Championships and AAFTA GP

Ah, Sam may have revisited that killer deal Fred had at last months match swap meet ?
A Blue lam .177 HP for a great price !!!

He sure was taking about it during our drive to and from the Nevada state GP. :unsure: :love:
I haven't seen Weiye's name at any shoots lately. Is he still around?

Issues with brand new GX CS4 compressor

I'm missing something here. You did a deadhead of 32 sec but we're hoping for better? You saw times posted a few sec better?

You're chasing your tail. Those times are for reference, not for a record time. There are differences between compressors than will cause a few sec difference, not to mention your compressor is not even broke in yet.
Also, I wouldn't flush the grease with water. I'm not sure what you're trying to accomplish with that.
You seem to have solved your problem, if I understand you. So just use and enjoy.

N/A  Pistol Shooting Eye Fatigue

As with many of us I’ve been told that my vision is not what it used to be.Im pretty new at shooting air pistols with reflex sights. One thing that I’ve noticed is that when the target is small, let’s say less than in inch in diameter, after taking a few shots I start noticing my eyes getting fatigued. This is shooting from 10 yards out. It doesn’t feel the same as the eye fatigue I experience with digital optics during night hunting. It’s more of a feeling of straining to focus. I’m not sure if it makes much difference but I’ve done a considerable amount of pistol shooting at dusk as of late.

Does any one else experience this? For those that do, what helps you?

Does Tuxing own ToAuto compressor company?

Well right now I can not afford a Tuxing twin, I wish I could. Maybe down the line. I think the main problem
we that have these smaller cheaper versions of pcp compressors is this. These small compressors are doing
all they can do Work wise. The larger ones can handle this a lot better. The Twin Tuxing maybe is the lower class
big boy pcp, compressor but it should be more reliable with not having to work as hard. That seems to me as
just good logic. When you can buy a Tuxing twin under $400 I,m thinking of some day going that rout. If any here
do not agree with my thinking, please feel free to post your thoughts. I,m a guy that does not beleave in agreement,
for it serves no purpose. But I welcome discussion, because we all benefit from from different opinion. 🪰Fly

Events  Some thoughts for match directors or clubs trying to Grow Field Target

That would be nice at our club but everyone is always in such a rush, me included sometimes, to get home. Clean up and get out.
Need more willing volunteers

FWIW, many (most) of my posts and responses are purposely designed to stimulate thought, B; hence why many include :unsure:. That confessed, few readers nowadays 'read between the lines'.

Please don't consider it criticism that I use your quote in this response as an example that folks 'want their cake, and eat it too', and/or 'eat, and run!'

Motorhead's post above is a good example how some shooting clubs can have $$$ and volunteers enough to distribute the work load enough to offer after-match lunch and/or other niceties without heaping more work on the MD. As to be expected, such niceties are often reflected in match entry fees, even "if or not you choose to eat any of it". Translation- every shooter pays for lunch, including those too under the gun to get back on the road back home to eat what they paid for.

Not having to answer to family myself, I assume those choosing to extend their 'kitchen pass' pay for doing so on arrival home (and sometimes for "some time" later). :oops:

None of this is criticism, only observations. And an opportunity to confess additional responsibilities can be detrimental to (my) MD performance.

Think of a tossing a live cat into a juggler's routine 🥵... or TWO. 🤬

I'll stop whining now.

Happy Shooting,
R

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Norma 9.1 golden trophy ft , 50y

I made some positive comments about .177 Norma pellets and then saw a number of negative comments. I went back to my stash, and they are all "heavy" pellets (9.1gr).

I'm not at all experienced with the lighter pellets. Glad to see the results H McN is getting.....

I need more time with their .22 pellets. Every tin of the .177 9.1gr has been clean and well formed.

Coma wheel direction

Your 55 should be at or near the max diameter and closer ranges at the smaller

Thanks I think I have a nice scope and wheel combination for my TX. It is 16x but shorter than my others. So I can see the whole loading port.
The wheel is a Scope-werks wheel for an Aztec scope. But I made an adapter.

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What did you order / receive airgun related today? Thread

Ordered, coming Saturday: Saber Tactical 52mm Bottle clamp for the EQ. Got a bipod for it from Amazon yesterday.

Pellets Ordered Yesterday: one box JTS Dead Center 33.80g X .25, 2 boxes JTS Dead Center 25.39 X .25 (squirrels), 1 box AEA Center punch 33.9g X .25. Tuning the EQ is burning up pellets!

From Patchworm: one .25 kit and some patches. I no longer have a string trimmer...and I don't need a spool of line just to make my own version. Hmmm. I guess I could ask my neighbor for a few feet...nah. This be bettah. I've been using my old small caliber cleaning rod and a .25 jag. It works, but I'd prefer a worm.

Parallax Wheel

If you go to a competition of any sort (I have, for decades, raced MC and shot both Olympic pistol and rifle as well as Air gun and the usual NRA rifle and pistol matches). When a person is competing, they reach a point where they wear a "race face". Leave them to their thoughts. I would never dream of asking someone a "bullet drop" Q while on the line. It is your business to know that before setting up.

"Hey Ricky Racer; where is your braking point for turn two?"

Talk to people at a time when your distraction is not affecting their performance.

Thomas Air  Damaged skirts, does it really matter?

Voy a cumplir 60 años, y si algo he aprendido en esta vida es que el control absoluto no existe fuera de un laboratorio, e incluso así, siempre hay algo que se escapa. Un tirador, en cualquier disciplina, puede intentar controlar muchos factores. Puede controlar algunos a la perfección, otros decentemente, otros que ni siquiera consideraría, y luego están los factores externos.Está claro que para los tiradores de competición cualquier detalle o mejora en el equipo de tiro puede ser muy significativo, solo digo que a veces es mejor ajustar nuestra arma con nuestra munición favorita, coger los balines directamente del bote y dejarnos llevar y disfrutar, mientras otros están tensos, nerviosos, medio paranoicos por no estar seguros de si han hecho bien su trabajo, si el viento es del norte, si recogieron a los niños del colegio o sacaron a pasear al perro.Nuestra actitud también ayuda a que nuestros oponentes pierdan el foco y llenen sus cabezas de errores.
Esta es una tarjeta sensata, solo bolitas directamente de la lata.
Balines JSB Exact Heavy de 10,34 gr.
Distancia: 25 metros, 27 yardas.
Campo de tiro abierto, a 200 metros, a 218 yardas del mar.
Viento moderado con rachas impredecibles.
Potencia: 14 Fpe, 780 Fps.
Fusil Steyr.
¿Qué se podría mejorar? Bueno, sí, se puede mejorar, pero en mi caso, seleccionar perdigones, lavarlos, pesarlos y clasificarlos me quita tiempo que podría dedicar a otras cosas. Al final, no vale la pena, y disfruto cuando salen cartas como esta sin planificación, y disfruto aún más cuando los tiradores que dedican parte de su tiempo a preparar todo el ritual obtienen puntuaciones más bajas.
PD: Me alegra que la tarjeta haya quedado bien. No estoy contento porque a otros no les haya ido bien.
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Benjamin  Marauder bolt drag

I'm all set to smoothen mine out...but I'm having too much fun shooting it (and more squirrels keep showing up daily). I'll get there eventually. I have an old can of Mos2 from molycoating jacketed boolits ages ago. Somewhere I have a dedicated vibrator/tumbler/case cleaner that is black with moly. I'll just toss the hammer in that for a few hours after going over it with my bag of deburr/polishing tricks.

It isn't awful now (out of the box, less than 1000 rds thru it), I just know it can be better...easily.

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