Recent content by AZSteve

According to the Crown schematic, the change in regulator happened at serial number 181700. Serial numbers before that have the smaller reg.

1. Thayne Simmons 2. Matt Dubber 3. Claudio Flores

I had the same problem. I fixed it with the a gas fitting from Home Depot. The fitting had a hard rubber cover on its threads to protect them. I cut a circle of it out and super glued it to the bottom of the sizer where the pellet makes contact. No more flat spot and I have sized thousands...

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Additionally, I believe this new definition should be applied to all benchrest competitions going forward. 250 with 25x for everyone!

I don't post often, but when I do something something. It seems to me the simplest solution to the given issue is to redefine bullseye as: the impact point of wherever the pellet hits the target. Problem solved, problem staying solved. Other equally as useful life hacks also available upon...

Not so much my shooting buddy as it is the Rangemaster. No arguing allowed.

You're welcome. I hope you are able to find one. I own two of the small ones and one large one. Unfortunately, I was told by AoA that the large ones are no longer manufactured due to cost. They are great, durable targets which should provide many years of use and enjoyment.

You should contact Airguns of Arizona. The targets are currently showing out of stock, but they should be able to let you know when/if they will be available.

The calendar on the Rio Salado Sportsman Center website shows it is currently scheduled for the first week in October.

Have you considered adding a hammer weight? If so, you should call Bullet Central and speak to Chris in airguns. They sell a tungsten hammer weight and modified springholder for a drop in modification. When I installed it and was adjusting it, I had a shot string with .25 JSB 33.95 MKII at an...