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Projectiles  SOLD JSB .30 44.75gn

Terryb00
I recently sold my last .30, and no longer need my .30 JSB Pellets,
44.75 gn.
They're all boxed up, padded securely, ready to ship.
My last box has 20 tins in it.

PA sells these for $15.73 a tin/314.60
I'll let mine go for $12.50. a tin/250. shipped.

PP f&f, Venmo, preferred, but open to other payment methods.
Check my feedback, it's all good.

Terry
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Other  Artemis PP800R Real-World Info

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I have the non-Canadian .177 version. After the barrel is cleaned up on both ends, the gun is quite accurate. The trigger group can also be polished, and have the adjustment grub screws replaced with one with a ball bearing at the tip. That improves the trigger quite significantly.

The regulator is adjustable, but not the HST. The hammer spring is *way* too strong for me, so I collapsed a few coils. This has another beneficial side effect, the hammer is now free flying, there is no burp!

With all this done, my little .177 shoots JSB Exact Heavies at 500 FPS. With a 200 bar charge, I can shoot 21 shots (3 mags) with very little AD and ES.

A .22 is probably more efficient, but we are not going to see a huge gain of shot count or muzzle energy, I think.

The PP800R is a great tinkerer platform. However, I do not recommend it as a "shoot as bought" gun. Others may disagree!
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Brocock/BRK  BRK Ghost long term

cavedweller
Dairyboy said:
This is what I love to see. Fantastic gun and the reliability. How has the POI been on the gun the time you've owned it? Besides pulling gun the barrel and such have you ever had the POI be off? I'm assuming not as I know you don't play games with that also. I wish they had a TP adjuster like all the other BRKs. If so I'd have one probably. I'd have to sell my Evol Mini to do so but don't think I could do that.
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Owning both types the ghost makes the TP unnecessary imo.
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Other  Stoeger XM1 Bull pup air rifle for lefty's?

FreemanS
JimD said:
NO! It's a great rifle to shoot from your left shoulder. I have 3 P35s which is a predecessor of the Bullshark. I shoot from my left shoulder because I am left eye dominant - but right handed. I prefer the cocking lever to be on the right so I can keep my trigger hand in place. I have also shot over 100 pellets from a Bullshark and it is just as good for a leftie. Completely comfortable and a really good buy in an air rifle IMHO. Expect to at least reduce the first stage trigger weight (possibly also the second a little) and probably make a spacer to increase length of pull (stock it's about 13 inches). There also is no picatinny rail for a bipod so you will need to get Stoegers one (which is in two pieces to bolt to the stock) or shoot from sandbags or rests from the bench. It is also like to need the hammer spring adjusted for best accuracy and shot count. Vector Veyron 6-24 SFP is currently my favorite scope for bullpups. Krale has them for under $200 delivered. FPE just under 20 for a 177, over 30 for a 22 and close to 50 for a 25. Plenty for most purposes. Quiet too without an additional moderator but has the threads to add one if you want.

I forgot something about bipods. If your fill port is not in the way you can use a 34mm scope attachment that adds a picatinny rail, Ed in Ga came up with the idea. You have to use some tape to close up the fitting to about 33 mm to fit the air tube. You can rotate the filler port but I would degass the rifle first. The nut with the fill port is threaded into the end of the airtube and will rotate but you might have to replace the O-ring on the nut.
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Awesome, thanks! I like both but the xm1 seems stronger. Good info on the bipod, I'll check it out.
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Accessories  SOLD HW50S Maccari walnut stock

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Walnut Maccari HW50S stock in almost perfect condition but does not fit my long trigger block early 1960's HW50S nor my R8.
Maybe this would fit a new version HW50S, or if you are a master with a Dremel tool?
The receiver forks do not quite fit the stock? Best to contact me and discuss this?
Beautiful stock otherwise...$200 plus shipping.
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What ammo brands would you like to see in airgun reviews?

Gambler
MadCowCrazy2 said:
I use this website as a guide to see what countries I can ship airguns to as I only sell full power airguns. So the Norway info is wrong?
INTERNATIONAL AIRGUN POWER LEVELS


When you say approval do you mean you have to apply for a license or just show it to police?
In Finland if you own a firearms license you do not need to apply for a "Efficient Airguns License" for calibers above .25. You just need to inform the police that you got a bigger caliber airgun and upon request take it to the police station for inspection.

I have been thinking about Zans but they are pretty expensive and slugs. I guess I could do 1 box/tin of different ammo instead of a set 1000x10.
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I think thats wrong yeah, to keep airguns over 4.5mm you need to fill out a paper(3 copies) and take 1 of them to the Police station, it Will then take 2-8weeks (depending on where you live) before you get it back with a approval stamp. You then take the 2nd paper with you when shopping (store or private) so the seller can fill in the name of the airgun and id, you then need to send that paper to the Police again so they can make a "weapon card". And you also need a gunsafe to keep it in.

But its no problem for you to sell to norway, Its the buyers responsebility to have all this done before buying.
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