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Those are some primo looking specimens, congrats on the score!

Just got this nice pair.I lubricated them a little, they were completely dry, but they shoot very accurately.

For 150$ you did good. Spend a little time reviving that unit, and make it yours.

JSB 8.44 still the choice. Never held outside the circle. Light wind, Steady moderate rain. Went to a range only 10 min from my house...

Those are absolutely lovely examples, a very attractive timeline photo.

A few random notes: + Walther never made a recoilless springer (though the LGV is so heavy it comes close). They went straight to a...

Penchetta is the spelling, it is the guy from 'Penchetta pen and knife' He sometimes goes under the screen name Turk something, Turk...

I think a need a bigger bed!

Here’s today’s standing fiver, 20 meters. Measures just under 3.5 moa. I’ve got the HW77 right where I want it now as far as tune...

Walthers only measure to counter recoil or rifle movement in their spring driven match rifles was the advent of the LGV Spezial. It used...

Which Walther model are you asking about? LG55 common, LG51/53 less so, LGV version 1 probably the most desirable, all these very...

This is the second Lukas Parsley stock that I have owned. I foolishly sold the first one, and regretted it instantly, if that tells...

Beeman used to sell “Spring Gel” which was a red, somewhat tacky grease. Probably very similar to this. I still have a container of it...

They crammed it full so that it cocked like butter and would address the twang. A quick fix at best as you found out.

I can not swear to it under oath, but I believe that the Air Venturi 'tune in a tube' is also Lucas. I remember someone on the old GTA...