Benjamin insight
- By Farmplinker2
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Not what you're looking at, but a Crosman 362 (.22) would be a good choice. $110 + shipping from Pyramyd Air.
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Fantastic!!! That's exactly what I'm looking for! I'll try to call tonight and will DM you. Thank you!Uladz I have the war tail with the 2 rods here. Not using it give me a call your welcome to it if you would like.
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Brian
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Hey, thanks for subscribing!Hey thanks for that Loff. Your videos are great (you've got a new subscriber!).
I see in one set up if your dreamline you have a long "stack" of the 17cc plenums - did that work OK?
Yes it does fly by doesnt it? Blink and its gone.Around October 2022 I upgraded to a new computer. From that point on I could no longer log in. I tried many times to no avail. Somehow I managed to get logged in but I had to change my Login name (I believe) but I think I am still using the same password. I can post on the general or FT forum but the classified doesn't seem to want anything to do with me. I don't know why but that's what I have been dealing with on this forum. Have no problem on Airgun Warriors. I have never been a scammer and had 10 pages of 100% positive results on the Old Yellow until they shut down. It did take my quite a while before I could post again and maybe it was in May but I do know time does fly.
Totally agreed. As per theory my understanding is also same. But I asked as sometimes practical differs from theory.I have several different twist rate liners in .22 and .25 - but no 30 cal so I really cannot comment for that specific ...
What I have seen the slow TR like 24 or 27 or 32 are more in pellets favour, the fasters like 18 or 15.5 the slugs like better.
Now, if you have no other options but a 1:18 only and want to shoot pellets - you need to slow it down from mid 900's to mid 800's ... the high RPM is good for slugs only but pellets can overspinn... and that will make the flight corkscrew...
This is my basic understanding.
Mr. NemoSteve Corcoran built the FT stock for my TX200. Steve, a fellow FT shooter, and I designed it. Steve wanted to start building FT stocks at that time and wanted some input. He would send us CAD drawings and we would mark them up. After several back and forth we had something that looked good on paper.. I saw pictures of the same stock on HW97’s. He stopped building stocks but appears to be back to building them again. He can do it. My stock turned out great.
Absolutely.Should I be looking for a cord rated @ 6.5A/120V?