I told you through omission.

L.Leon said:

What ranges are you taking those chucks with that sweet GK1?

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The longest was the big one ranged at 42 yards! I'm zeroed at 30 and only need a one mil hold over at 50 yards. 33.95 JSB Mk11s at 800fps.

Thanks! I'm not even expecting 50%! I've done a little research and I'm setup for Hunter division. Only with a Notos for now. Running a Discoveryopt HT 16x scope (was impressed with it for the price). It might be a bit less than desired for range finding, but will find out about that. If I get into this I will probably consider selling my GK1 towards a better setup, but my skills can catch up to the Notos first.

iAMzehTOASTY1 said:

Ah! Did they change the photo file tpe? Errrrr?

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Those are HEVC videos. I have never seen that type before, but if you want to view it, you will need to download an extension for most browsers.

crowski said:

Since this post I scored a second lam.View attachment 509647 Crow

Did you put that kit in since July? And if you did, results? Crow

I have a 77 .20 on order at AOA for a few months now. Crow

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DAMN, that is a beautiful collection!

I just tried the AEA .30 pellets last week & was very pleased & surprised with the accuracy. Will be trying the .25's this morning on ground squirrels. Hope I get the same results.

Outstanding work Mike!!

Never let mine get low enough to...flash me !!!

Good to know though, thanks.

Mike

Had my Caldwell stable table for a few days now over all I was pleased with It but after using It for awhile I found I had no where to rest my elbow which for me made the gun less stable as I only use a tripod , with the 95 degree heat right now It was to hot to touch . So anyway bought some wood and knocked me up an alternative table top , for me this Is a lot more comfortable to shoot of off and a hell of a lot cooler to the touch . Just thought Id share this guys as It works quiet well and just as stable .

It would seem sports have come out of big venues and clubs here in Denmark, this years final in 10 M is in a library in the town of Herning.
Same place also host the final in pole vaulting, apparently in the middle of some street in Herning too.



TBH i like it, if the people do not come to the sports, bring the sports to the people.

jarmstrong said:

how much is the plenum pressure climbing? and does it affect a fifty yard shot point of impact?
this is my way of asking is it a real problem or just my OCD when I look at a gauge?

for hunting tunes, I like to have just a little more hammer spring power than needed for the plateau/knee, to over come those first shot, low velocity due to reg creep or in your case , thermal induced pressure creep

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Excellent questions (continued)! I just now talked to my buddy. He got the new maverick tune (tune is new, not the maverick) sighted in at 55 yards. Temps were probably in 80's and 90's, clear and sunny, no wind. He said that ambient temperature changes didn't have much effect on shot placement at 55 yards. BUT, going from shade to direct sunlight was driving the plenum pressure up from 161.5 to over 170 bar in fairly short periods of time and that was totally messing up his shot placement (first shots after moving into sun). Black anodized aluminum loves to soak up direct sunlight and get hot as hell. His solution so that he could take advantage of the no-wind conditions (rare) was to go get a white towel and drape it over the scope -- so the towel was also hanging down below the plenum and shading most of it. That solved the shade to sun problem. I guess we'll have to make a camo dress for the mav. I don't think there is any way I can come up with a tune that will work well at 161.5 and over 170 bar.

My mav has the 1:18 twist superior heavy liner. We're shooting nsa 54.5 gr slugs at about 935 to 955 fps (can't be sure because I don't trust my chronographs and we haven't validated yet via empiracle data on targets at different ranges). I was quite happy to hear that he shot 10 3-shot groups at different aim points on the paper and all groups were 0.5 inch or less center to center. That's way better than I expected.

stovepipe

rodjava said:

Nice prints. ABS or ASA on a Bambu?

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Thank you!
I printed in PETG, but ABS and ASA wil both probably work.
All printer settings I used can also be found in the link.

I'm here to say that the Big Air made in USA mags work great in my Notos.
Thanks David and hope your friend gets this going, I now get 90 shots before I have to reload mags

DoubleM said:

Nice groups! How do you like your Leshiy 2?

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The L2 is a fantastic gun, sorry for the late response

A happy doggo is a tired doggo, at least that is my personal firm belief.

Thanks. I tried these tips last night and it seemed much more comfortable

TargetOH said:

Makes sense that Justin hasn't heard of us. After all, we're on the opposite side of the country and our events typically only attract 12-17 participants. And other than the big(er) 3-4 competitions, I'm not sure I could name another club regularly doing 100-yard benchrest matches. The ASA, other than providing the rules and target dimensions, doesn't keep track of any results. Our ASA cards are the same as the PAC, and I've heard, but not been able to confirm, that it matches RMAC. I wish someone had a table listing the ring sizes everyone uses so we can compare. Thinking about that, it would make more sense to unite 100-yard BR under a single organization and standardize the targets.

We have only a few FSA members that participate in airgun events (the club is primarily trap and skeet). Non-members make up the majority of our participants. We do draw many non-members from all over OH, KY, IN, WV and PA. And sometimes from as far away as Atlanta, GA. The only FSA member to go to RMAC (or any of the big matches) was Ryan Spanagel (previous years). Some of our regulars, Joe Polanco, Tim Swan and Robert Steele, were at RMAC this year. We've had the Gardner's and Luke Sowinski from Skout come over from PA for at least one match. And Jerry Kornfield has come over from PA twice.

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Thanks. Other than practice, there are no 100Y BR matches near San Diego. Sounds great to have a monthly 3 card match. I saw all the guys you mentioned at RMAC. Luke did well.

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That boy can shoot!

I wanted some bling so I added a bit of Cerakote in Magpul Dark Earth. Subtle, simple, sweet.

I’m getting very good results with NSA .219-24.8 grain. The Nelson did not work for me yet.
I have more slugs coming the week to test.

FYI for those considering installing a Huma regulator and extra gauge assembly.

A stock M357 doesn’t allow for the installation of the gauge/fill probe assembly with the stock endcap-see the mark where paint was removed:



So, I ordered the long moderator with cutout for air tube extension from Pitbull. It fits perfectly with the extended Huma gauge and probe assembly:




So now, the stock gauge only shows the regulator setting (mine is 140 bar/2000 psi) with the front gauge showing tube pressure.

Moderator performance/noise reduction is comparable to the Donny Ronin.

Hope this saves someone else the a$$pain I went through to figure this out.

anonymous_.457 said:

Sorry it just sold.

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No worries!

She will have a great time with it for sure!

Last Day. I wonder if it can be used in conjunction with the Labor Day coupon code.

Just came in from a nighttime plinking session at 25 and 40 yards with my Atomic XR with Zulus 5-20x atop. I see the hits, repeat the hits and am still left astounded at what’s possible. Sending at pieces of sidewalk chalk, scored to rodent head sizes… Got me excited to go after some rats… The reasons I’m not going ratting tonight? Other than being old man tired? My wife said no… That said, the Atomic is a trouble maker and whispered… maybe tomorrow night? This light little gun has a giant hold on me through its performance afield at reasonable, practical pesting ranges. Simply a Grand Slam Home Run by BRK Brocock…

P.S.: Best part is all that deadly accuracy with CPHPs…