Septicdeath said:

Out today with a couple of little sidelevers.

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Awesome guns.
When I see the lower gun it for some reason, reminds me when I was I Las Vegas at the Gun Store and shot a Thompson machine gun. So cool, and totally illegal here. Crow

beerthief said:

Around Campus in Bowling Green Kentucky , Actually white squirrels not albino
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Not the same colour. I never seen one before. I have to get a picture. He’ll be back. Crow

I started shooting them a couple of years ago to have something else to shoot of the winter inside. It is amazing how accurate these can be.

Well I think I’ve shot the 603 Jr enough to say the grass ain’t any greener, at least for me. I genuinely like my FWB 300 S better than the 603. It’s a fine rifle and is like new but I just don’t shoot it as well. You never know until you try I guess. My thanks to all of you for participating in this thread

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gendoc said:

my youngest grandson is purdy dam good with his, whats the secret ?

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No secrets, just have to shoot each and every day.
I find that since I have returned to shooting slingshots really helps with shooting in general because you can't rely on technology..

Out with the R9 .20. this afternoon. This gun delivers the goods. Aerated a few squirrels with this one.
And the lost 97 .20 again No squirrels for this one yet but took out 2 flies. Have to continue after supper.
88F with a strong with wind coming off the lake, perfect day. Crow

Just recently got back into shooting slingshots

Here are a few of my favorites along with the target I put together.

What I like best is that I can literally shoot them anywhere especially using clay rounds.

rhbrink said:

Dog proof traps. Even if a cat does get in one it can be released unharmed. Might not be a happy camper though!

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Unharmed? I doubt it. May have broken bones inside the leg, or at least severe bruising. Put you finger inside, set off the trap and tell me your unharmed. However it's unlikely the a cat will trigger it unless its claws are long and hooked like a skunk. I extend the barrel of a cuff trap so that the skunks wouldn't get caught. Still caught one. That skunks back foot triggered the trap when it stood up on the trigger sear.

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It is an AEA reg. but I don't know enough about them to judge. I followed the guide too but mine would keep creeping after the "settling" dry-fires. All good now.

trapdoor2 said:

No, the reg can come out without affecting the plenum. However, the block that holds the reg is part of the plenum and valve body assembly. It has to be rotated to allow the reg to be pushed out...and it only rotates until it contacts the barrel. My reg barely clears.

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I understand. Thank you for the help…. The more I look into though I don’t think creep is the issue. Because it doesn’t move when I’m not shooting… rereading the terrible “quick start guide” they specifically say to dry fire 6-8 times after making a change to settle the reg. So I’m thinking this is just a quirk or known factor with this reg. On the flip side it’s nice to know that once it settles this reg really doesn’t want to move.

stateofmisery said:

Nice. In the first pic next to to regulator 2 did you remove some material for easy reg access or did it come that way.Mark

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That's just a reflection from the camera flash.

I most likely could not hit the side of a barn today. When I was a kid a bunch of us had Wham o wood slingshots and was halfway decent for a kid. One of my buddies father was a competition sling shooter. He was deadly accurate with his slingshot.

I've shipped and/received thousands of packages with usps over the last 20 years. This last year had been the worst I've seen, I've tracked packages for months all over the country numerous times when it originated in my state 100 miles away. Sometimes they sit for awhile before I see movement as well.

I will say only one package was lost in the last 20 years. I had a few show up 6 months later, but only one never was found.

Id go with UPS until they get back on track.

Nice. In the first pic next to to regulator 2 did you remove some material for easy reg access or did it come that way.Mark

357cal said:

Why only 200 yards on metal?

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I specialize in 200 yards with all my pcp's. With perfect weather, I can split playing cards at 200 yards will all of my airguns.

ThE PuNiShEr said:

Where did you get the benchrest stand and at what price?

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The co-axial rest, I 3d printed it. It's mounted on a scissor jack Amazon. It works as well as a $2000 pro co-axial rest.