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duchunter007 · Mar 5, 2025

I have the MTC Rapier and I have to say it is fun to shoot when you get all the info and dial to what it is calling then hit the target you are shooting at

oldsparky · Apr 9, 2025

I copied Scott I used grip tape on the cheek piece and on the bottom so I don’t worry what I rest it on. I do have a smaller scope on it now

elh0102 · Mar 1, 2025

Well, your .22 is shooting over 900 fps, and the .25 only around 700 fps. That is a substantial difference in pellet barrel time. Couple that with the shorter rifle, which is inherently more difficult to hold, and I think you have your answer. I would tune the .25 up as much as practical, which might require a regulator adjustment. But, with the shorter barrel, you will be handicapped with the .25.

Welldone · Mar 1, 2025

Hot my cord today and ALL is good! That’s for the help

DesertSilver · Mar 1, 2025

I have the 135 and I have a real problem cocking it. Yes I'm 72 but I feel the vortex is harder to cock than my 125 with a spring. I've shot the 135 over 30 times in 1 session but I was feeling it next day.

What does that have to do with the 130? The 135 is the same engine as the 130. They are all a 2 arm cocking.

Tom/TN · Apr 3, 2025

SkeeterHawk said:
Since we didn't have a participant for the actual shooting challenge last month, I can post these results without waiting 10 days. Here you go:
View attachment 552005

Congratulations @Tom/TN for taking the honors for the paper target!!

Thx skeeter! Been down due to my heart and just now catching up. Thx again bud!

Sqwirl57 · Mar 3, 2025

Link to scores:

Results - Atglen, PA 25m Indoor Benchrest 3/02/25

Thank you everyone who showed up today! We had out best turnout to date with 13 shooters. We shot a total of 5 cards split between 2 random "relays". Top scores of the day go to Karen, Brian, and Stephen who all shot a 250. We also had quite a few springers in the mix which is always nice to...

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markhooper · Mar 11, 2025

I'd suggest if you are not against single shot, Beeman P1 in 177.. very accurate and powerful and no need for a moderator.
with mine I used to shoot empty 22 LR brass off the fence rail easily at 10 yards
Mark

rangur1 · Mar 1, 2025

We should be seeing videos probably Monday-Tuesday.

cavedweller · Mar 5, 2025

JP806TX said:
I used to use one of these RAM mounts on my TX200.

The trick to tightening these RAM mounts is to use leverage. I found a PVC pipe with a diameter just large enough to fit over the handle. Then I cut the PVC pipe to length to give me more leverage to tighten.

They do work for FT. The problem limiting widespread use in FT I suspect is consistent positioning of the hamster and ease of adjustment.
I remember when I was using these RAM mounts, they tend to spin around in all axis when you loosened them and it was hard to put these RAM type hamster back into a consistent position. I usually change hamster position for a standing or kneeling shot ...or if a target is elevated.

The product I bought were all made of aluminum. I think. I remember cutting into one a long time ago to fit my TX200...and it was shiny like aluminum and cut like aluminum.

They have been around for awhile and I've seen others adapting them as FT hamsters starting about 10-15 years ago.

Seems like it would be easier
to buy something "made" for the purpose... as you still need UIT or T-rail or Pic rail or ARCA rail attachments?
FORM
Rowan
Maestro
Air Arms
etc...

Motorhead · May 13, 2025

Thanks,
I shot Oregon EFT a few weeks ago using .060 and it appeared very close ... Or should I say Trajectory profile close as the wind had its way with me & shot poorly.

bchannell · Feb 28, 2025

No bids on HR bolt but I figured it out. Someone put too short a spring in and the ball wasn't doing anything. A longer spring and works like new.

Sky King · Mar 5, 2025

Yes 2025 is improved version.

Croxton63 · Mar 2, 2025

What do you plan to put them in?

thevinoman · Mar 3, 2025

Pretty sure I have found them, I'll be receiving tomorrow. Will update post.

PowderBurnt · Mar 12, 2025

rigbymauser said:
I am not scared.

You will be.

Bert928GT · May 3, 2025

They are very nice airguns. I have had the rifle in my hands and it is a beautifully finished thing. I think the .308 version shall be outstanding but with a twist of 12 inches, I doubt that the .223 will achieve top results. A 16 inch twist is better in my opinion. The last 10 years the sinner .223 is the .223 gun to beat.

Bert928GT

langwei · Mar 4, 2025

where can i buy it?

JimD · Mar 1, 2025

When I got my bottle several years ago I had recently finished a large dresser for myself. The main wood is cherry but the drawers are cypress. I had some left over and repurposed it into a tray to hold and protect my bottle and hold some related odds and ends.

PumaCarl · Mar 4, 2025

smythsg said:
I have my Escape UL with .25 cal barrel tuned to shoot Baracudas at 60+ ft lbs for 10 shots from 2300 psi to 1800 psi. Hand pumping is not too bad at those pressures, and my buddy tank can refill the rifle twice in the field, or I can hook it up to the compressor if I'm in a hurry.

Exactly the performance I'm looking for, I just want it to be as short as possible, with some sound suppression. I want to stick it behind the rear seat of a Tacoma, and there isn't that much room for anything much bigger than a TalonP, besides an actual pistol.

Gsyme · Mar 3, 2025

These are some nice diy presses. I once used a car scissor jack. And some sudden wooden guides to hold the rifle in place. Got the idea from an Indian guy on YouTube.

Rondo · Feb 28, 2025

I concur. My backyard goes to 50yds. Beyond that is a field. Not my field, so I trap all my projectiles.

blitzen · Mar 2, 2025

Thanks a lot I will call him tomorrow!

blitzen · Feb 28, 2025

Hi I am looking for an expanded diagram of the .40 cal, Epox Badger. I am also looking for a re-seal kit if they are even available. Thanks in advance for your help.

airgunmike56 · Mar 3, 2025

Grain of salt,,, Remember whet Crosman said when the 760 came out,,, A game changer,
Mike

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