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G-Hog 22 cast 39 gr

@RM.510bigbore I add videos using the "attach files" button at the lower left corner of the box we create posts in. You can drag and drop them in there or locate them and click the desired file.
I do not now why i have everything downloaded but it will not let me open file to transfer to AGN forum..Sorry trying will eventually get it...

Is a BC calculator actually needed?

I need a chronograph and there’s a big difference in spending $250 for a chronograph vs the FX model. Just curious if I need a BC calculator? And yes I do plan to shoot LR
Not unless BC means something to you. I shoot all sorts of projectiles and don’t know the BC of half of them. If the gun shoots it consitently, I’m happy.

Huben  About to order a Huben GK1 V3 in .25

each caliber's peak efficiency is at different power level. so the .25 shoots higher power more efficiently then the .22 with the same grains pellets/slugs. so the .25 would be able to do 20 shots at 60fpe with 33grains for example while the .22 can only shoot 12 shots at 60fpe with 33grainers(this is not accurate numbers, just an example.)
yeah, i learned about that one when i saw 12 ft/lbs pcps in .22 with a higher shot count than the .177....more surface to push again makes it more efficient at the same power level.

Events  Iowa Field target Association August 2025

This is the Iowa Field Target Association monthly report for August 2025.



The next field target competition with the Iowa Filed Target Association will be held Sunday September 28, 2025 starting at 1:00 pm.

At the West Liberty Gun Club.



The Facebook group now has 48 members.

Thank you, to all the people that are making this happen.



A lot has happened at the airgun range this month. .

The field target lanes has been expanded to five lanes. One lane for sight in. And there are twelve reactive targets permanently set up in four lanes for anyone to use when the range is open or during public hours.



To practice field target there is a Tupperware with score sheets and clipboards on the picnic table. There is also a bucket. Bring your own shooting bipod and fun. There are cement blocks set at 15 -25 -35 yards. If you set the targets next to the blocks that is level one course. You can move the targets around and then shoot any course want making it more difficult as you want.

In addition there is now a 75 yards benchrest lane West of the field target course. This is also the sight in range for doing work with sights and scopes.

There are a number of spinners and yard marker posts. Feel free to shoot the wood posts for sight in if you want. The target spinners are yellow and black. There is paint under the bench to touch up the targets please.



The weather is still hot. Sun screen / bug spray and pop up tent are still good to have. Definitely need a hat. And light weight long pants and shirt keeps the flys away. I go to the range at 8:00 am and shoot for an hour or so every Saturday and Sunday if anyone wants to join me.

The airgun range is open to the public and club members. The sight in range is set with permanent markers and you can move your own targets in that area.

There are animal silhouettes with open kill zones set in the field target lanes. These are operated by shooting the lower paddle then the upper kill zones is reset. Feel free to move the animal targets. Don’t push them in to the ground by the silhouette. It will bend or cut you. Hold the base and just push the spike into the ground. Make sure the paddles work.

Eye and ear protection are required at all time and a hat is strongly recommended at the range. Mosquitoes are pretty thick back in the wooded section so bring some spray.

If you live in the West Liberty Iowa area. And you want to shoot airguns or Airgun Field Target or bench rest. . Please consider joining the West Liberty Gun Club.

If you join the West Liberty Gun club you can use the Airgun range, pistol bays, 100 yard range and trap corse anytime the range is open. Unless there is a competition.

Public hours are Saturday and Sunday 1-5 pm.

CHECK THE SCHEDULE!

Public access is sometimes suspended during large competition events.

Report to the range officer building before going to the range.

Club members can shoot from 8am - dusk seven days a week. I will be at the range Saturday mornings.

If you are interested in getting together for Saturday or Sunday morning shooting matches . PM me or Email.

I will provide more details as things progress.


This is a link to the West Liberty Gun Club.


https://www.westlibertygunclub.org/members-page


This is the IFTA email address

[email protected]

Thank you all for participating and getting the sport of Field Target going in IOWA.

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RTI  RTI Mora Sniper .25 - First Day

I hope that you are not going to the Pyramid Air cup LOL
Maybe next year😁 Big difference from one nice group vs multiple groups around the target while figuring in varying wind. This rifle has shown me that it is certainly capable, but I’ll need many more hours of range time to even come close to you folks who are well seasoned in the competitions. Time will tell😎
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week in review FX Leopard standard tube .25

good question. I held it up lefty and figured it's doable, but not really meant to be. The cheek rest isn't reversable and you would need to mount the scope to the rear of the picatinny rail making the LOP short.
Ok that's what I needed to know. I will have to pass then. Thanks
Jon

Air Venturi  Regulator Creep

If your velocity is lower when the regulator is higher that is a strong suggestion that the gauge is not working as it should. But there is a chance that the pressure is really higher and the hammer spring is not powerful enough to open the valve all the way with the higher pressure. To test that, you could give the hammer spring another 1/4 or 1/2 turn before firing the first shot of the day. If velocity increases then the gauge is working. But either way, if you are only seeing 20 fps difference and you like the accuracy I would probably leave it where it is.
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Benjamin  Marauder fill pressure question

This happened a week or two ago. The two near targets was a miss calculation.

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Eric a good guy and a heck of a shooter from what i hear. He’s got some really cool guns too. I’d like to go up and shoot some of his guns some day.

Rob

Hawke 4-12x40 AO and an HW95 a good set-up?

I need more magnification on my HW95 Field Pro than the Weihrauch 3-9x40 AO that came with the rifle. Why are the Airmax scope models more expensive if the only difference I can see is a different reticle design? I really hope the scope is able to perform while taking the pounding of a high end springer.

The Weihrauch optics are OK. A Hawke 4-12x44 AO would be a big upgrade in clarity.

I went with the Optisan 3-12x32 CP on my HW95. Lifetime warranty. Great optic, very clear and bright. The reticle is a bit finer than a Hawke. I used BKL rings.


Scope for Beeman R9

I just threw on a ol'gamo package scope .. cant focus past 4x and you got to Scotch tape the power ring in place but of holds good zero ..
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Edit ...this morning first shots at 50y (gphp.177)
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It really don't matter the scope used its more if it will be long lasting and hold zero . That recoil will ether rattle one out or it holds up .. lol

Scoping a springer ..
You buy , you try , and hope it dont make you cry ..

N/A  Diana 75 front sight

so, first off is it a model75 or a model 75 T01
the model 75 or Beeman 400 has the sight that is soon above
there was a HV in the early and late versions was a U both had rear diopter risers but the model 75 had a fixed front sight as a unit and the T01 has i riser
now risers can be found as a set and they would work on the T01 but the early one will take some looking they make them and they are not cheap
so again a picture would have made this a little easier
https://oberleenterprises.com/product-category/sighting/risers/
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