Recent content by attaglance

I'll try to explain this Ezana - proper sling use was developed in 1903, as Telly suggests. The sling's mounted on the butt stock and forstock. You put your arm through the loop above the sling and below the rifle. You twist your forearm around the sling one time as you grasp the forestock...

Looks like good expansion from here. Life is an experiment...

TopAirGun has the male QD available, maybe they have the probe too,

There are 3 very different .177 rifles I have that have come to agree on the JSB match 10.34 Exact Heavy: RWS 460, Diana 34 , and an AT44 10. I do head size them. They'v all fallen away from that pellet a time or two, but eventually have come back to it for accuracy purposes. I'm good to...

A Merry Christmas and Brighter Days Ahead -

I have no money in this game, but it appears 'quicksand' is the appropriate term...

Woogie - a few years ago a lot of people were building these and exchanging information. A lot of different designs, but most seemed to settle on tire mulch garden chips for stuffing. Convenient size 5lb bag - don't remember the price, and it lasted a log time as well as being quiet. Might...

Cantankerous Canadian - Yes, there's a valve under the screw head on the back of the receiver. Take it out and the valve is right there. Tap it with a very small hammer - very lightly. Get a small spritz of air out. Put the screw back in and test. It doesn't take much to realize you've gone...

I'd been shooting airguns a couple of years before I bought a PCP and started extending my sighting distance. Underwhelmed, I called the manufacturer and asked how far this thing could shoot accurately. He came back with "as far as you can shoot and keep everything within an inch. I went...

Nice video - and sound track. Wife thought it had started to rain. About 3 days ago she advised me there were a couple of pack rats on our side of the fence on the east side. Grabbed the Hatsan BT65 .30 cal. and the sticks. The bolt action wouldn't function. Had to remove one mag and put...

Placing flags on the veterans sites at the local cemetery, and reading inscriptions. Lt. Chambers, B-25 pilot, 23 March 1945, Somewhere in the South China Sea. 1924 - 1945. Narrowed the focus. Buck in Willcox

Nicely done...

If all this is under the radar why are these sites being purged?

You must be doing a great job, I was here at the start and it doesn't seem like six years at all. Thank you, and carry on.

Yes, I had to punch in who and where from to get signed in tonight - 3 times to make it stick. Right now my 'tower' is making noises as I type this in. That's only happened 4 or 5 times in the last month or so. Not to worry - your privacy is secured and you are not being monitored or tracked.