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Lothar Walther barrel in a FX Impact M3 .25 anyone done it?

Pellets great, slugs can be great. But there is a substantial amount of jockeying with machining trying to get both to shoot their best out of one barrel. It’s not a cookie cutter cure all. The FX liner/barrel system has its consistency shortcomings, but they definitely shoot both without having to become a machinist. You just have to fix the consistency issues. And you can get them pretty good once you figure some stuff out.

Yong heng VS Vevor

These are absolutely functional and I used this type of compressor for a while (although my Yong Heng kept having issues).

One reason to get a slightly better compressor is because of the racket and the hassle as far as setting one of these things up and the amount of space it occupies. The vevor is so loud it has to be in the basement or garage and definitely requires ear protection, and it takes up a fair amount of space with the bucket and hoses, and both the compressor and the water pump need to be plugged in.

I got a gx cs4 when there was a sale after considering gx compressors for about a year - it is a better experience by a fair margin and i don't regret the purchase.

Has a built in water tank so it takes up very little space, I don't need to wear ear protection and can have a conversation while it's running in the room. It is a much slower cycle - more like a pumping sound and no vibration. No need to run it in the basement or garage which I appreciate. Also since this pump has a much higher fill rating, it is not being pushed to its upper limit when it tops off my 4500 psi buddy bottle.

The fact that it doesn't scare off my old cat, and that it's portable and can be powered by 12 v DC / automobile is icing on the cake.

HW/Weihrauch  Spring piston guns, shooting tehcniques

Bottom group is 2.5 moa, and that is quite typical of what I can achieve with my HW77 and JSBs.

I’ve found this one likes a normal, firm hold. If you relax shoulder pressure the groups will string vertically.

Top group is the first sub 2 MOA group, and I am more than pleased with that using just iron sights at 20 meters. Hopefully many more to come!

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Buddy bottle pouch system for field use

I got this as a Christmas present. My wife said it cost like 22 bucks. Inside is a 1.6 liter Hatsan bottle. Fits tight AF. Comes with a nice strap a carabiner and has a pouch on front not very big and with the bottle in there there's no room for anything in the pouch. It's actually for a water bottle
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Zulus range finder

So with the non lrf you can possibly use the hash marks but it's not 100% true holds. If you know the distances like you said or have a hand held range finder I would recommend setting a profile for each distance. The scope comes with multiple zero options this is what I have done in the past with digital scopes that didn't have a built in LRF any questions just ask.

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