Centercut said:

I want to see that .30 AAA on the podium at NAC. If you shoot like the cards and groups you posted last year there’s a good possibility you will!

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I don't plan on shooting any other way!!!

I really would love to see this rifle on the podium, I dont think I could handle the excitement I would have if that were to come true. I will say this though, I do feel extremely confident behind this glass and trigger..... the amount of seat time I have behind the rifle feels good. I am really looking forward to it!

they are new, unopened.
paypal friends or add 4% for the fees. CONUS only !
will be packed like PA does it.
listed on other sites, so time stamp rules.
thanks for look'n........

I recently purchased a couple of 1377 pumpers from Amazon. Each had a 20% off coupon in the box from Crosman. I'm keeping one and I'm going to give the other one away. It's a one-time use for one person only. If you're a crossman fan send me a PM and I'll send you the code. First come first serve.

JaceSpace1369 said:

It's quiet easy once you learn the gun, know your dope and can read the wind.

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The problem with that is wind is never constant. Not even for a split second. With wind flags on a windy day of say 12mph, You can watch near flags blowing one way and down range at 40 and 50 yards see flags blowing in the opposite direction OR all over the place. Someone tell me how you can accurately read that/" dope the wind". I have seen this many times shooting ARA sanctioned benchrest. Nobody on the line could dope the wind with any degree of consistency. ANOTHER TALL TALE. You will shoot through the window of opportunity when this happens, so to speak. The problem with that is , there are time limits on the cards. Sometimes you just can't wait it out.
Barrel length and accuracy: You will pretty much know if your gun is accurate by shooting at 20-25 yards. If the gun is making one hole at 25 yards, the projectile should continue along its accuracy path unless acted upon by ambient forces, or stability issues. As the projectile slows along its path , wobble is induced. The skirt of a pellet presents itself as a " sail" from the very time it exits the muzzle. As it slows at longer ranges, the sail ( pellet) starts to wobble, the further it goes the more it wobbles on deceleration. The more it wobbles, the less accurate it becomes. The counter to this is more speed. It's a catch 22 with pellets. More speed could equal less accurate. Less speed could equal less accurate at longer ranges. This is why everyone wants to slug it out. The ballistic coefficient of a slug is far greater than that of any pellet. As for me, I cannot understand why on earth a .22 Rimfire rifle can be built to shoot under a half inch at 50 yards with a 40 grain projectile traveling at 1040FPS ( Lapua) and under an inch at 100 yards, but an airgun can't. There lies my dilemma

Yeah on the QD thing, thread in a male QD at the pump, then source a microbore hose with female QD’s at each end and you’ll be golden.
Do put some rubber cap on that male fitting at the pump, though, to keep debris from getting in. A male to male coupling with your hose wound up and ends connected will keep your hose insides clean, too

The EVO looks attractive for a backup.

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17 tins of of JSB .30 44.75 grn. Unopened
Around 350 impulse Hbt slugs 44.5 grn.
All for $250 shipped
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I ordered two. One for my HW50S, and one for the future HW30/R7 I'll be ordering. My .177 50S with the Daisy/Avanti diopter rear is a general purpose plinker, and as such, backgrounds are often dark. This should work well for that, and I've had good results with other Truglo products in the past.

Hey folks, I’m looking for a broken or beat up blitz to use for parts. Or something that works for a good price. Thanks guys

Hello Fellow Shooters,
Yes, we are having a 48 shot field target match Saturday, followed by N50 benchrest in the afternoon. Site in for field target is at 0800, with the match starting at 0900. Benchrest practice at 1 pm and the match starts at 2 pm.

It will be a chilly, breezy day, but no rain is forecast.

See you there, at 33 Shooting Club Rd!

Please contact [email protected] for more info.

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Hw9720 said:

Your a still dick and I am done.
tim

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The only Richard in this thread is you.

All my best!

Kerry

my carbine. my own handrail

BBGunn said:

The hammer spring adjustment screw has a small locking screw on the side that has to be loosened before turning the large hammer spring screw.

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BBGunn said:

The hammer spring adjustment screw has a small locking screw on the side that has to be loosened before turning the large hammer spring screw.

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LOL.....thank you had no idea....really appreciate. like i said have alot to learn.....

Ranchibi said:

Wow! Impressive groups in such WINDY conditions!

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Thanks, unfortunately today a cold front was passing through our area that caused us to have these strong winds.

JohnTaylor said:

Getting 10 posts is easy…there’s so many interesting topics to peruse, ask questions, comment, etc. Good luck with your mission…John

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Thanks John!

For sale is a EVOL mini .22 package. It will come with 1 stock mag and 2 carm mags and a single shot loader, mdt folding stock adapter my favorite one to date, bullycyclone titanium mod adapter as well as a tensioned carbon shroud that is awesome. It will also come with the behemoth and all sections it was being used with only 3. It will come with the barrel tool, patch, Keychain and the gauge you see in the picture will be replaced before shipping the tube gauge is missing the cover. This was not a safe queen and has some wear marks but nothing crazy. $2200TYD

Sqwirl57 said:

Those cheap UTG one piece mounts on Amazon work great

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Will check those out. Thanks!