Neoprene pellet tin protector
- By NoLimits
- Projectiles
- 12 Replies
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Looking good man! Glad you got it shooting again.this was one mag about 20yrds stock shooting jsb exacts 25 gr … may be better with single shot tray. didnt chrony today too many mosquitoes and heat lol
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12x was VERY hard. Knockdown ratios of the Hunter winners went up drastically when the change to 16x occured.
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OOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHH a 77 long .20 and a tyro to boot ! only thing can see is wrong , it's not a lefty .![]()
18g for Notos and 25g for FX M3, both in 22 Cal.What weight are the 22s?
It’s a RAW chassis hm1000xSorry to ask but what rifle is that usa made beauty?
Your welcome, that one faded shot I put ten through the hole 30 yds.Thanks for sharing Crow!
I've been shooting snow targets for decades. Especially love the snow stuck in all the little crevices of trees.
I shoot a hole in the snow, and the hole becomes my new target. I actually have zero'd many scopes by using this "nature's shoot and see" target.
Lots of fun!
I go through 20 cans a year. Most clog. The ones that don’t I save. CrowThe sprayers allways clog before their empty anyway.
We had a snow storm in 63 I think it was. Lol
Our precipitation is a little wetter, so we need floating tarfgets.
Every stroke (up AND down) creates pressure in a multi-stage pump, whether hand- or motor-driven.I have seen this posited a couple of times over the years and it always makes me wince.
Hand pumps AND compressors, regardless of how many "stages" are involved, have a compression stroke and an intake stroke.
I have NEVER had nor seen a hand pump that makes compression on both the up and down strokes as you seem to be claiming.
However, I could be wrong. If I am, prove it. PLEASE! (smile)
I would love it. (grin)
Thanks
All my best!
Kerry