I want to thank you all for helping me out. I really appreciate you all.

WTB - Stock for TM1000, must be Right handed stock and tube type.

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I hadn’t heard about that one! Even with the outdated points of the platform, I’m still awfully fond of of this thing with the green mtn barrel.

Thinking about cerakoting it to match the teryx stock that’s on the way…

This months match report is now posted on the club website;
Enjoy

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

Ta-Ta Toothie said:

Glad you got it figured out.

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You were very helpful. Thanks. WOW, what a shooter ! I'll send you targets later. This was with Zan 30.5 .218

I have two crosman 400 repeaters. I put seals in both of them and every thing seems to be functional. No magazine for either. I bought a piercing cap but only have one. The other has some type of fill cap? I’m asking $220 shipped. The rifles are not in perfect condition. Text 419-905-5119

Worried man it worked.
Thanks much!

Never mind, I sorted it out.

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.

Looks like you’re in business.

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stoti said:

Awesome product that’s lots of fun!
Stoti

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Yes takes thousands of rounds

stoti said:

Awesome product that’s lots of fun!
Stoti

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Webley Tracker Deluxe spring air rifle in .22 cal for sale. The Deluxe model has a walnut stock with slight swivels, muzzel brake, and Webley rear sight plate. This rifle is in very nice shape with some wear from use including light dents on the stock, and some oxidation on the compression tube. Functions as intended and shoots well. Asking $500 shipped.

Another thing, it’s handy to have a single shot tray for if/when a magazine goes down or you just want to bench shoot for the best accuracy.

I got mine off eBay, some 3d printed part someone more talented than myself came up with, it’s quite nice!

When using my external regulator I typically have it set at 200 bar. Then j can shoot all day and not have to worry about air.

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Now THIS scenario makes sense.
I can relate to the arthritis................

I always assumed the circle around the 8 was just a reference to halfway. I personally always have my wheel set on its highest number when I find the peak speed for my reg setting. That’s because I always reduce hammer strike as I tune the gun. Then if I decide to increase my reg setting it’s right back to 16 on the wheel and I start the short search for my new peak speed. So basically until we somehow start finding good settings by smashing the valve harder than the reg setting will allow, I will just keep the highest number on my wheel as the fastest the gun will go on a particular reg setting.

Kcbubb said:

Thanks. Any options that are cheaper? I have to have the suppressor and that’s really more than double my budget with the suppressor but the huben k1 looks amazing. And yes, my son is really excited to get outside and shoot. I thought about putting a suppressor on the sortie but I’m concerned with it affecting the guns ability to cycle properly. And I’ve read about a lot of problems with hatsan in general.

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Save your money… buy once cry once

Sabers tactical rail. $90 shipped. Don’t need. It’s shorter than the standard version. No dust cap

Wow four weeks and its still usable, thats amazing Yes you did get your moneys worth

That's a great way to repurpose your targets and also to let someone else shoot them.