Motorhead said:

Just under stand short guns such a Bull pups are much harder to be stable with than a long gun ( Typical rifle length ) This due to support distance Shoulder to Fore stock being shorter too.
It can be done successfully with much attention paid to getting rock solid stable in your shooting position & making sure no CANT exists as the taller optics position is far more sensitive to getting it crooked having Cant.

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If this man gives you advice it's the best you'll get. Personal friend/hero in the airgun world. If it's posted from him it's the best advice you'll get! Period!

Simplyhooked PCPs said:

Someone's got very great taste in "music" and good taste in airguns.

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Thank you!

Rolland said:

I got it from Crosman600repair.com, [email protected] You also might contact Mike Baker a member here he has a vast supply of parts and is very knowledgeable on the repairs.
Good luck on the repairs I found the rifle to be a bit tedious to reassemble, I hope it lasts a while before I need to go back inside.
Cheers

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Thank you very much!

beerthief said:

COOL .

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Thank you.

Friends,

With all technology in TEXtreme World either currently dysfunctional, or conspiring to become so, this match announcement must by necessity be short. If anyone has questions, your best hope for an answer might be CALLING ME.

The Saturday, August 2 TEXtreme competition will be 20 and 12 foot pound Field Target, mostly adhering to AAFTA FT rules. The matches will be 40 shots each, practice range opens about 10 AM, shooters meeting about noon, shooters may shoot one or both matches, with either pistol(s), rifle(s), or both. Target and course difficulties will be very high Pistol Troyer difficulty (low to mid 40s T), and very low Rifle Troyer difficulty (mid to high 20s T).

Shot on the same course, some targets (within 35 yards) will be shot by both classes, while other targets will be specific to 20 OR 12 foot pound guns. Entry fee is $25 for one scorecard, or $40 for two cards.

Snacks and cold beverages will be provided gratis. Hope to see y’all then.

Regards,
Ron & Maggyy
254-253-1239

JW. said:

@SacramentoSam

Were you able to give Chang the carbon fiber rest part?

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Delivered!!!

I heard the robot mention western stole the design from LCS but didn't hear how LCS stole it from Huben.. lol
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shambozzie said:

With Strelok pro just use trajectory validation

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That’s sort of what I meant but not. The way certain archery programs do this is:

Measure peep height above the center line of the arrow while at full draw. This would be the same as scope height above the bore.

Provide an approximate drag model from the arrow..shaft length, weight, and OD, with fletching type and offset. This would be the equivalent of a drag model and BC.

Sight in at distance one. Record the sight mark on the sight scale. This would be the same as the up/down turret reading on the scope.

Sight in at distance two, adjusting the up/down turret until zero is established for the second distance.

The program can now calculate a start velocity from the provided data that should match the trajectory for the scope height and the two marks.

Just start simple and budget no thrils


Back when mine was 25 bucks . It dont do fps like the latest ones do today but its been my first grab run a simple shot string to check things out quick and easy

Airgun shooters say Hi! Where you from?

d3vnull said:

I found a HW35 with the old style stock used at AoA a couple of years after the new style came out. No idea what spring is in it, but the way it shoots I can't understand why anyone got rid of it. I know I never will.

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They come from the factory at 12 fpe. Due to the nature of their design, they can’t make much more. I tuned my HW95 and Tx200 to that level. They are much more pleasant to shoot. Maybe the Brits have a good idea.

I shoot tons of steel and mostly at lower velocities 15-20 ft/pds in 22cal.

15.89g@680 ft/s mv.
Approx 30yd impact on steel silhouette

.22 caliber using JSB 18.13gr pellets, a common baseline tune includes:

• Regulator 1: 150 bar
• Regulator 2: ~120 bar
• Valve Adjuster: Line 4 position
• Hammer Spring Wheel: Setting 3
• Power Wheel: Max
• Expected Velocity: ~890 fps1

Solo1 said:

If i come can i camp in my 9’ trailer?

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Unfortunately, no. You cannot.
However, there are several camp sites nearby.
https://www.thequarrycampground.com/
https://wildernesslakect.com/
https://moosemeadow.com/rates/
There are more if you do a google map search.

Florida Invasive Hunter said:

nice design

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Thanks, these charging handles are 3d printed with filaments that will not warp in high heat. Besides, there are 2 stainless steel rods embedded in each handle for strength.

AGN225 said:

H'mmm...a Saturday session for 10-Meter and Risk/Reward Silhouette...interesting idea!
Let's take a poll at the Sunday Sept. 7th Field Target match to gauge interest.
Perhaps Sunday...or a weekday evening? (There is outdoor lighting at the Air Rifle Range.)
George Riley is also trying to get airgunners to attend informal matches. (I will ask George for details.)

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Laura and I may be a little far away for a weeknight thing, but a Saturday when there's no competing ft events is workable.

But appreciate you and DCFSA looking to expand airguns events!

This would be even better if the “i” in rabbit was replaced with the silhouette of a pellet. Then the word “hole” could be replaced by bullet/ pellet hole or holes.

Impressive. Most Impressive.

24 hours and the rifle is holding 2800 psi. Exactly like it was yesterday. I can’t believe it!!!

So after thinking about this all night.
Someone at Lane was cutting the air slot in the screws and cut the tapered seal surface. When assembled new it was probably fine. But after a couple years this persistent leak developed. Not a full leak but a slight leak. Like a pressure regulator and the gun would only hold 2500 psi no mater how much air you put in.
Now it is holding 2800psi. It was getting about 60 shots per fill and I only shoot fifty before I refill. So 2500 down to 1200-1500 is 60 shots. Regulator is set to 1000 psi. If I fill to 2800 I might get 84 shots from one fill. That would be a full practice session without a refill. And a comfortable 72 shots for the competition.

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@Caleb2424 ... there ya go.. now lets see what ya got.

Malsonb said:

My AEA was leaking around the regulator. Took it apart and cleaned it. O rings looked good. Reassembled it and now it is leaking were the air cylinder touches the receiver. I'm believe it is one of the o rings that goes on the air cylinder adaptor. I thought it was the air gauge at first. Anyone know the size of o ring?
Thanks in advanced!

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You can buy full o ring kits for some aea guns on foxairpower.com The best thing to do for one o ring is carefully remove it and measure the o ring with digital calipers. The o rings will be metric. O rings are listed by the inside diameter and the thickness (cross-section).

Very happy with it. Solid as if one piece. The riser and picatinny fit was a little sloppy so I did shim the two pieces and they locked up tight when I tightened the screws .

Get one and report back..

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Dunk1302 said:

Interesting..... what do you put in the box as a backstop? I'm using sections of radial tyres at the moment.

Also, what chrono do you use? I find the FX pocket v2 often fails to register over such a short distance (I'm guessing the doppler radar doesn't have enough shot-time), so I recently swapped to an old-school LMBR light-based chrono

Dunk

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That’s is bags of rubber mulch inside the box. I know with 1000 fps at that range still doesn't even go half way through with .22. And that’s the original fx pocket or mini or whatever and honestly they are very finicky but if you have it dead even with your barrel it will maybe miss 3 out of 150 shots.