Recent content by crazyhorse

Been using cheap scopes ($90- $140) on all my PCP's since 2007. Cheapest was the Walmart sold (Center Point 4x16 @ $69) No failures and they all hold zero. Most expensive are some scopes in the Hawke line which are very good scopes. On my R9 I have a 4x12 X40 Beeman which has been just great.

NO holes drilled or needed.... https://u.cubeupload.com/crazyhorse4/IMG0774.jpg

I had some issues few years back shooting hollow points and they would vear off

84 yards into wind...can full of water so first shot in circle the lower shot to drain it.

https://u.cubeupload.com/crazyhorse4/f65Discovsgroundsquirre.jpg Head shot from 40 yards with a .22 Disco/ Barska scope Same rifle....30 yards back yard... https://u.cubeupload.com/crazyhorse4/Snowmisc003.jpg

My R9 came with a Beeman scope 4x12x40 and works like a champ. Purchased R9 in 2010. https://u.cubeupload.com/crazyhorse4/BeemanR920Cal002.jpg Paul Watts tune.

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I'd like to sell my 78 vette and buy a Toyota Land Crusier.

Dunno but for requal in the USMC we had peep sights with 1/2" minute clicks shooting as far out as 500 yards. M-14 using hasty sling/shooting glove. https://u.cubeupload.com/crazyhorse4/396064323.jpg 200 yards/meters Able target (round 12" bullseye 5 points...) 5 rounds sitting 5 rounds...

Minolta 7000i....

Yep I had a shroud cause clipping once..

The Green Mountain barrels were the best....then LW....I have the green mountain barrel in .25 caliber.

We used our rubber ladies in Nam.

The AR6 has been around a long time This was the first Korean PCP imported into the U.S. Back in the early 1990s, a much rougher looking AR6 surprised Americans with unheard-of power and accuracy. At a time when British single-shot PCPs developed 20 foot-pounds and Sweden was still years in the...