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Yes you can hunt small game with a airgun in Viginia, been doing it for years, the 35 cal or larger is for big game.

I prefer a single stage crisp trigger with very little movement.

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L.Leon said:

Beautiful pictures and a good hunting outcome… I enjoyed your description of your time afield.

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Thanks

At first I didn't like that the power source for using AC was separate, but I like it now, makes the unit smaller and lighter. I do take it with me to the range, kinda have to if I want to shoot my gk1 at full power.

I already had a sound system with a 2nd AGM battery wired in parallel to my main AGM battery, the 2nd is easily accessible in the back. (Its better to have your power wire between battery and amp as short as possible, and 2 batteries gives me capacity to play music for 10 hours without running the engine, hence the 2nd battery in the back. Great for camping) I can set stuff on top of the sub box like guns and the compressor and use it without having to lift my hood, and its covered by my car roof if it starts raining, which has happened. having 2 AGM batteries gives me so much capacity that I can run the compressor without needing the car engine running. Worked out well, would never have thought that my sound system would synergize so well with my airgunning

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Very nice gun!

The new benches are built and ready to go thanks to Ed at Atglen! He even went out of his way to build a couple left handed benches so nobody is left out. Sunday is going to definitely be a good day it seems.

We are extending our Holiday Sale.

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Bear-of-Grayling said:

I would not update to new modern seals unless it is absolutely necessary. Keep it original if possible. A good interior cleaning and proper oiling is most likely all that’s needed. But as stated, be certain the gunsmith has experience with this older type airgun.

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Definitely agree. Again, the leather seals in these are top-drawer quality, and the 35 isn't gonna be an elephant gun no matter what seal you put in it anyway.

AND NOTE, the screw holding the piston seal on is locked into place by a small pin driven across the front of the piston, with a "blind" end. So you cannot drive the pin out - you have to turn the screw hard enough to shear it. Doable, but a pain, and another reason to keep the leather seal if it's in good shape.

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My phone's / device camera suks no matter ..lol. Then it not a 1000$ one either.. lol.. funny each one I get I always seen to think .." well nextine I'll get one with a better camera". But just don't seem to work out ..

DAP contact cement works excellent for small areas. It’s brush on so I would not want to do a large area. Great product.

Did you end up shooting long distance?

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Very nice X2. Such a good feeling you get from a successful hunt.

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Wr250r said:

it's a hb 22. I'll check fps. Crossman pointed pellet went to page 46 on book and didn't deform.jsb bounced off but left a dent. I'll just stick to lead and add a Xtra pump.

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They will also shoot spitwads ... We use to make them up to shoot carpenter bees in the pole barn shops. ..

ThomasT said:

Hello again @Ranchibi

Well I offered to move in on their farm, then his wife handed me a list of chores that would have to be completed every day before any shooting . Then it donned on me that I really needed to be over on my place

ThomasT

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That's...HILARIOUS Thomas.....

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The H&N Grizzly used to be my favorite projectile for prairie dogs with my Impact MKII.
Now my projectile of choice is the H&N 40gr Heavy slug from my M3.

I know multiple people died from Covid, I know many had very mild symptoms and no one still really knows why it kills some. Then again same with flu but covid is definitely nastier. Take reasonable precautions and kept healthy and you should most likely be fine.


But the thread sure got me dreaming of roll back the clock 2 years, I sure as hell shot a lot of lead and not to mention less grey hairs. LOL