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RAW HM1000 Adjustable Butt Plate?

In regards to your original question, the PRS adjustable butt made for the Daystate Red Wolf and Wolverine (available at AOA) will fit other Minelli stocks, including the RAW laminated stock. This one has the monopod, which I use in combination with a lab jack for vertical adjustment. The original rubber foot had too much play for my liking, so I replaced it with a stainless socket head screw.

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nice setup! Looks like a serious bench rig.
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Results  SVFTC .... October Field Target MATCH REPORT

Weiye looks like he came for a tennis match. Lol.
Shots fired :ROFLMAO:, looking forward to seeing you and the rest of the gang (Chris P Bacon) at the next Oregon GP.

Thanks Scott and co, another action packed and fun match with the stinker station and wind in the 2nd half. A variety of drinks and munchies throughout the match and a squirrel special lunch (thanks Sam!). The usual suspects showed up: the dynamic duo, BMW guy, and Skout lover to name a few; Conrad's dog was MIA. Hopefully we'll get more victims new shooters next year!

Crosman  Crosman 157 Hammer

I have a second variant 150 with 3 clicks. The first click only goes "PIP!". The second click is all you need for plinking. I found it on top of a wall in the basement of a house my brother bought about 35 years ago. I cleaned it up and I got it shooting and it still shoots. Nothing replaced that I remember. Not my nicest 150 but my favorite because I can take it anywhere and let anybody shoot it
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FX Impact

This was always the most impressive thing about the impact platform to me. I did the same with the .25 I had. Set it to run the 33.95 just over 900 and could still shoot the 25.39 with a decent extreme spread in the same velocity range by just turning down the macro. Neither my Maverick or wildcat bt could reproduce that.

Congratulations to the new Italian champion Elio Brambilla

So, the other 2 people on the stand, the 2nd & 3rd place finishers, are merely chopped alice and don't even get mentioned.
Correct?
since this information was sent to us directly by Mr. Brambilla to our email, so we have no information about second and third place. In addition, this thread was not directly about the given championship, but the season of Mr. Brambilla, just read the thread title

HW/Weihrauch  First post: HW30s just sat there in it’s box!

Tinbum glad to see you here and hopefully you sell lots of kits to us airgun enthusiasts. Need to install my r9 kit that’s been setting for 6 months or so. Reviews and your videos are amazing.

I need to find a shop stateside to stock them. We send maybe 20 kits a week over, and I’m sure we would sell more if you could buy locally

N/A  SLAP slugs?

the Zons are useless to me, as they get crooked in the mag and do not feed,, in my SPA P-15 using Carm mags
I do not have a single shot tray to test with and don't use in normal pesting,,,
so I do not know how well they MIGHT perform,,, I gotz no patience for such stuff
I will stick with the 33gr pellets
I think my Sapsan's reg is about 130bar, hard to tell with that little gauge. I've got the hammer spring cranked in. I'll have time on Sunday the 16'th to play more with it.

Chrono

Me personally, I don't want any chrono that hangs on the gun, any gun.
I love radars because you can shoot pretty indescriminately and it picks up shots, no shooting through a "window".
Light based chronos work well with proper lighting, and are very cheap, that is always a good starting point.
I've used so many different chronos over the last 40 years, that I can say with confidence, that radars are the greatest advancement in chronos ever. I've not used any but the Garmin, but when you use one, you'll agree, there's not need to look further. The price is the ONLY drawback.

Air Venturi  Avenge-X will not fill after bottle installation

I'm pretty sure if you messed with your gun to install the bottle it void all warranty. If you gonna call the dealer up, probably not a good idea to let them know you messed with the gun to install the bottle. As far as I know it void rhe warranty. If your gun won't fill and your cock your gun something you did incorrectly. Check and make sure everything is seal tight. I'm pretty sure it's leaking somewhere that's why it won't fill.
This.

Edit: it's always something minute an oring too big for a manometer, oring nicked while threading, oring rotten and gave way, gauge or fill nipple loose, forgot delrin gasket, forgot valve spring, inserted something backwards, something lines up wrong, it will be something small. Or the tank valve oring
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Let's talk radar chronographs

I've had some pretty wacky Chronies 15 years ago. Each one that didn't coincide to the next and velocities off enough so that my bud and I were having trouble getting our dope lined up in our apps with actuality for the long range steel match from 300Y to 1450Y.
We knew the BC's.
We knew the long range distances down to millimeters because my friend had access to a super expensive commercial GPS devise.
And we could see where we were missing in the dirt to confirm how low or high we were.

So we sold those chronographs and we bought a Oehler 35P and then we were hitting the long range steel most of the time as well as I starting to win this match and my friend just behind me. This Chrono literally was a total game changer and took us from 3/4 the way up the pack to always in the top 5. I betcha, betcha, betcha, most of the other guys were using the budget chronos for their dope.

But my 35P is time consuming for set up and take down and it rarely picks up 17 cal pellets so I found myself thinking 'do I really want to go through the hassle' so I'd not use it sometimes but would back the dope in instead. I didn't understand how to do that until a few years after I got the 35P.

That's why I bought the Garmin Xero. It coinsides within 1 fps to my 35P, picks up 17cal pellets, doesn't miss a read, and is VERY convenient.
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N/A  Getting the best of each PCP.

Lighter is better for scopes and rings IMO. I use single screw BKL dovetail rings on almost all of my rifles. I like smaller, lighter scopes from Hawke and Optisan and I really like the layout of the reticles. I have a couple of Arken scopes for a .25 cal FX and a .30 cal Paradigm which use the Arken rings. My Daystate Airwolf wears a lightweight March scope with BKL rings. I also have a PARD night scope I can mount on a variety of rifles. It uses twin screw elevation adjustable rings.
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Accuracy vs Precision from My POV

I tune and test indoors at 20 yards using a 10 meter Precision Air Rifle target and my PQP 1-piece rest.

100 % Accuracy is determined by the barrel-pellet-tune being able to place the POI exactly on the POA

100% Precision is based on the shooter's ability to repeat the same exact POA multiple times.

Using a Match Pro 1st Focal Plain scope, I adjust my magnification until my crosshair dot fills the center dot of the bull AND one of the bull's outer rings dissects two mirror image dots, one on each side of the Christmas tree. These three points form my Precision POA.

I then test pellets and change tunes until I find the pellet-tune that allows the barrel to center punch the center dot on the target 5 times with an edge to edge dispersion distance of 1.08 to 1.13 times the maximum outside diameter of the (pre shot) pellet I am testing.

I then chronograph the tune and the FPS/FPE defines the maximum distance and target I will be using outdoors.

Once outdoors, I know the rifle is accurate and now it is up to me to adjust the POA correctly according to conditions, in order to be precise, which of course in N50 is defined as 250-25 X for each of three cards.

So far the Precision of the rifle's earth to trigger interface has been very disappointing for the rifle.

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