Ok, where do I get part "B" in post #5???

Actually with 15.89 going a bit over 900 the 18.1 should just about fall in place by themselves. Problem would arise when you try to get 18.1 and 25.39 on one tune. Those two projectiles have a near 100 fps spread. That is hard to accomplish. The only gun that I’ve ever owned that did such a thing to any level of acceptability was an m3 impact.

Nice match report Keith. Photos too. Hope to see you at the GP late June.

Nice shooting

dreamweaver said:

Very nice Luis. How many shots are you getting on a fill? With reg at 100 bar, I'd assume quite a bit even with the small bottle.

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Haven’t kept count, but its a lot. I will make it a point to take a shot count and post up this weekend…

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Tumblinginflight said:

Scopelist and EuroOptic are the same company and completely legit. I would prefer to do business with “either” over Amazon, seven days a week.

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I’d never heard of ScopeList until this post, I’ve looked it up since the above quoted claim was posted and it appears that the sentiment is echoed across various forums. @Tumblinginflight Thanks for bringing this to our attention.

Their price matching/lowest price policy looks impressive as well. https://www.scopelist.com/lowest-price-guarantee.aspx

Thanks for the recommendation. But woof, that page is hard to manipulate. Maybe a simple list rather than the way I started. Good idea. I’ll check

Baldone said:

Great write up and story. Brought back memories of my childhood.
When is your book being released?

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It took me way to much time to write this. I can't imagine writing a book.

Florida_Man said:

Unfortunately yes it is. They cost a little more, but I have found better consistency with Air Arms 16 grain. Both JSB and FX 15.89 often come to me with belt skirts. 18 grain jsb, fx, and air arms have been better quality as far as damage in my experience.

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These H&N hornets are super consistent. But I would be willing to try something else too. Like I said .75 inches at 30 yards. I wouldn’t mind trying to beat that with something else. I did eliminate one squirrel, pellet performed well

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Sqwirl57 said:

So I went ahead and gave the graphite dry lube a test in my ASP20. I actually lost around 30fps vs standard moly paste

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I have not done a speed test with dry ptfe powder vs moly paste, but I will do it as soon as possible and publish the results.

Can't say I'd want a 12ftlb HW80 without changing so much of it that it would essentially become a larger/heavier and less good looking HW35E

I'd try the FX Hybrid Slugs. They should shoot well out of that liner.

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Hi Pm sent from another PA airgunner!

MikeAllen said:

Posted two months ago - has 45,000 views so I'm guessin' he made some money bein' stoooopid!

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As someone who does youtube for a living I can assure you that 45k views on a short like this is not exactly a goldmine. We are talking a few bucks.

Shorts are more or less for exposure and not much else. You'd have to get tens of millions of views on a short to start making soms decent money.

Here's one of my shorts, which currently has close to 40k views. It made around 5 bucks, haha.

Steyr LG110 set up for hunter class field target. It is .177 @ 20 ft/lbs. Sale for $1400 plus UPS shipping from 35111 to the CONUS. If you need more pictures let me know. PayPal F&F, USPS MO, F to F, personal check / after cleaning. Thanks for looking.

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It still would be nice for the poor guy that has to tune it though

beerthief said:

.25 pellets are $$ to shoot regularly , for this case i would stay with Heavy .22 , much easier to handle than .177
AND you can always get an Xmass present for him in .25

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I had thought about that after I posted it, I was thinking though my brain again! Lol. I cast most of my projectiles and didn't think of cost or availability not being for everyone, heck! I don't shoot anything much if I have to buy for it.