marflow 777 said:

the one thing you have to keep, in mind is all metric Oring state the CS and ID
so in this case 2.5mm x 2 + 7mm ID and that give you 12mmOD
now if you take a 3.0mm and do the same thing you OD changes
now if change to inch sizes, the size you need falls in between a 108 and 109 one OD is too small and the other is too big
but again with the shins you can change the CS from 2.5mm nominal to 2.9mm and the ID and OD stay the same
now i said nominal and the reason is all Oring of the same size might not be the same size
the CS could be + or -
in most cases it will never make a difference but in this case where we are talking about 0.10mm it could
and to understand that better my paper i use in my printer is 0.10mm and that is 39 thousands

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Yes, that confused me a little at first because I was looking for an OD and an ID.
When all else fails I read the instructions .

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toddagrayson said:

I had heard hints of it being lighter and possibly no LRF from other forums, I think it will be a great airgun scope if that is the case.

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The only gripe I have with my Alpex 4k LRF is the weight.
My only other wish would be to have a removable micro SD card, which the Alpex only has an internal one. But it is extremely easy to download to your phone via the app or a USB cable to a Mac or PC.

Looks really interesting. Oh never mind. I forgot I live in CA. .

It will be interesting to see where we are on June 1st as supply chain effects become more clear .

I had heard hints of it being lighter and possibly no LRF from other forums, I think it will be a great airgun scope if that is the case.

Txe062 and the vevor model is cheapest one they sell

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These also belong on the H&N list.

“Honey come in. It’s getting dark.”, said my wonderful wife.

Finding my grip during our (mine and the gun’s) break in period. Sitting in a chair at 15 yards. I hear my misses hitting the trees 150 yards across the field

Favorite el cheapo? I have a Crosman 500 and 760 that my brother and I got for Christmas in the 70’s. Didn’t see them as cheap then but not so pricey now. Got a Maximus too. I like all three.

Rick H.

Which model?

thammer said:

My opinion is shorter is better with all other things equal. Any movement is exacerbated with length.

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Unless you make it heavy for br shooting. 54 yards isn't too bad.

Rob Usto said:

Hi all, any advice on which to choose specifically for shooting pellets at 50m and Why? Thanks for your input.

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Not on the menu, but i might recommend the impact exclusively for the reason of everything being externally adjustable for conditions. In benchrest consistency is king, every projectile needs to be as close to alike and driven as close to identically as possible. The valve adjuster on the impact helps there. If it's only the 2 listed options, probably the panthera because I don't recommend anybody buy an fx that isn't a 1 yr old design already. They hit you with rolling updates to the gun all the time.

50m/54 yards is my starting range with my goofy little dreamline and it can reach to 110 yards on cooler days(good stable air) with golf all accuracy using pellets. I'm not pointing you towards a dreamline either since I already broke the parameters of your question.

Bench rest is an interesting game of money, equipment and measurements. I was ill equipped with powder burners at my old club, but didn't come in even last 5 places with a light 22" barrel hunting gun. I'm going back to rimfire day with an impact to get the rules re written with my name on it.

Best of luck on your adventure!

Ranchibi said:

Excellent shooting and pics! Nice haul!

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Thanks! I appreciate it, and I'm loving this krait!

FWB 300 S. A few shots before retiring for the evening

I put a different scope on my TX 200. It is a 5-16x50 so it is smaller than the one I was using and much easier to load because I can see the loading port. I just wanted to get it on paper before I go to the range and sight it in for Hunter class field target. It was way right so I went one turn and it hit paper. Another half turn and it was close then a couple clicks and out three just under the bullseye at 20 yards.

Decided to shoot a couple targets before retiring to the couch for the evening and watching some tv before bed. Have an excellent evening my friends

Man I was just going to order a regulator for my zelos from hueban. Guess I better not take the risk

My HW 30 walnut stock is pretty grey and plain but I do like the design and shape. Shoulders quite nicely. I agree after market stocks are much prettier especially when you chose your own stock blank. I am happy to see Weihrauch offer different options.

the one thing you have to keep, in mind is all metric Oring state the CS and ID
so in this case 2.5mm x 2 + 7mm ID and that give you 12mmOD
now if you take a 3.0mm and do the same thing you OD changes
now if change to inch sizes, the size you need falls in between a 108 and 109 one OD is too small and the other is too big
but again with the shins you can change the CS from 2.5mm nominal to 2.9mm and the ID and OD stay the same
now i said nominal and the reason is all Oring of the same size might not be the same size
the CS could be + or -
in most cases it will never make a difference but in this case where we are talking about 0.10mm it could
and to understand that better my paper i use in my printer is 0.10mm and that is 39 thousands

JaceSpace1369 said:

Good bit of iguanas today! Plenty more no pictures though.

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Excellent shooting and pics! Nice haul!

If you got n old 1377 laying around you could source all the parts to turn one into a PCP for about the same price of a Notos.

Nooyen T said:

I have heard that about the level before. I was looking into some scope rings with the level built. Might have to revisit that again. Thanks much

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I started with the level in the rings, it can be a little hard to see. This is the 3rd one I've tried. I like it because it's marked in finer Increments and it's slightly curved. Torquing the rifle on the stand to match the level was my biggest problem. I was hitting a different spot every shot.