JW. said:

Well a 25cal is unethical for water buffalo...

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You are just being silly . Every hunter decides for themselves what is sporting and what is not and what is ethical and what is not. Your springs guns, none of them, meet my criteria no matter how much you whine about my choices. They are my choices. You do you. I will do me. Springer vs PCP, no contest. Make mine PCP, I have no use for springer guns.

Avator said:

Industry Brand B-3

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Which is ???

Out West, Central Utah

One of the best places to find these are Thrift stores or Habilitat restore shops.

Leaderboard Submission:
Date: 7/29/25
Target: 30-Challenge 197 14X
Rifle: Daystate Huntsman Regal (Huma reg installed)
Pellet: AEA 15.9g @ 812fps
Scope: Athlon Midas Tac FFP 6x24 @ 24X

I did some pellet testing with the Regal this morning: JSB 13.43g, JSB 14.35g, FX 15.9g and AEA 15.9g.

The Regal always does great with JSB/FX 15.89 and 18.13. During the testing I noted that the AEA was slightly better - especially less vertical dispersion.

I chronoed 40 shots with the AEA 15.9. All shots were between 810 and 814 fps - a 4 fps extreme spread. That's likely the reason for the very tight vertical.

So far the only AEA pellet that I haven't found to perform as well as JSB/FX or better is the .22 caliber 21.9g. Perhaps I'll try it at a few different velocities - mostly been at 900fps with various barrels with the 21.9s.

This 197 slightly betters my previous 196 15X with this rifle.

-Ed

Industry Brand B-3

JW. said:

Well a 25cal is unethical for water buffalo...

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shot placement shot placement!

SigG said:

Very nice Soon the 240s outdoor scores!

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Thanks. My fingers are crossed and I'm certainly workin' on it.

I had to go look, but sure enough, mine's updated also, and I had no idea it did it ???

Guarding my old can of Johnsons. Will also brighten our son's yellowed headlight lenses but you have to reapply periodically.
I remember Mom waxing our hardwood floors in the 60's. I was just a little guy then. We moved from that house in 1965

Laminate is my choice.

Front sling attachment is often questionable on bottle guns due to the thinness of the fore end. The stock pictured looks thicker and longer than my Boss for example. That along with the laminations should make stronger in the face of the stresses of a sling or a bipod. I always shoot with a sling when possible. Note the placement of the bipod on the other rifle suggesting that it is too flexible for a bipod or a sling further out.

Besides it looks better.

Ron

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I shoot a lot in cold weather, wood feels better to me than plastic or metal in those conditions.

Glad to see you have it repaired and shooting again. Good choice on the MatchDot!
I have a similar setup and was surprised at the 25 yard accuracy.

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katonahjohn said:

Now I'm thinking get a 'bottle' to bring to the range with me to top off. Haven't even touched the gun and already thinking of what more do I want (G).

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In order to save steps, it might be worthwhile to try to estimate the amount of air/shooting that you need in a session. I found that a bottle wasn't large enough, so I switched to a 45-minute SCBA tank. Later, I discovered that the SCBA was more trouble to transport and to fill, than is my GX CS3 or my CS1 clone.

For the last couple of years, I have simply plugged the compressor into the power at the range and can fill as many times as needed. When I get home, no need to bother with refilling a tank. It's all part of calculating one's best balance of factors.

Nice rifle Crow. I have a 210 Jr. that is a treat to shoot.
You will enjoy that Walther for years to come, well done!

ninersix said:

Yes, I thought about that also. The telescoping black plastic tubes got my attention. So I decided to compress the black tubes which exposed the sear in the gun after I removed one screw holding the tap cover, it slid forward after I pulled the trigger. After looking at it I started to think about where id the return spring? It must be in the larger tube. The Large tube is stationary, so I compressed the small tube and got a good look at the bolt release. There is a small round peg, probably just a stop, I was thinking how about a smaller spring in the small black tube as an additional buffer?
I do not know without thinking about it some more. What do you think?

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I don’t think adding a spring will do it. I’d fish around to find what stops the bolt’s rearward travel and add a soft plastic stop. The bolt spring should push it forward and the Co2 should push it back, but what limits that rearward travel? Now, it’s possible that a heavier bolt might not travel back far enough to hit the frame. That would be ideal … if the Co2 has enough kick to reload but not enough to ram the bolt against the frame.

IMADMAN said:

Any idea where the venom line stands as compared to Razor, Viper, Diamondback, Crossfire?

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I really don't know other than it's a few tears up from the crossfire and one from the diamondback. Only heard great things about the higher Viper and Raror.

Take a look under Forum : Tanks , pumps , Compressor's.
I have a Tuxing model TXED012 I Got from Wal-Mart with an Allstate protection plan for 3 years. It's a very good compressor. Welcome.to AGN , and the rabbit hole.