Recent content by dan_house

I have one... only its labelled a Beeman 0035 rebadged gamo's from what Ive learned over the years. Good gun. easy to shoot, reasonably accurate

TX200 in a Lukas Parsely stock a very close 2nd would be the little Umarex Embark. Much easier to just grab and lob a couple down range than the TX, and I dont feel bad leaving the Embark leaning against the wall by the window......

Hector is very knowledgeable about Diana/RWS guns, and airguns in general. He's over on Airgunwarriors, especially in the FT section

Mine will go "full auto" if shot down close to the yellow just dont shoot it down that low

WEve been asking.... so far from FX..... Crickets...........

awesome

If thats the same action in the 1790 series, itll be fly-killing accurate across the shop, sh*tty trigger and gritty cocking the 1790's are fun, can say about the sporter/classic stocked versions

the safety lever is, IMO a safety issue. easy enough to make it less of a safety issue..... the trigger.... thats an ergonomic issue. Was thinking of shaping some of the grip to help correct that (a bit....) but the flat blade trigger made that unnecessary. Ive also added a 3d printed forearm...

Ive passed on many good scopes because the reticles arent what I like...... The Horus Tremor family, Nightforce's Mil-xt are the standards I judge a reticle against. Have a NF 4-32 with the Mil-xt, I'll never go back to just "cross hairs"

not too many... not ENOUGH...... I put a level anywhere I can find a flat spot on the rifle and the scope....

"I suspect that those clamp-on levels are ok. And they are surely better than nothing." So long as you take the time and make the effort to make it as level/square/"calibrated" as you can, yea itll be fine for range and field work Not talking about micrometer precision here, just trying to...

AGW and GTA both had similar posts. both also reported Chambers will accept orders until 8/22 to get shipped and here before the 8/29 deadline

enhanced safety and flat trigger arrived yesterday. installed last night. the safety was easy, but the trigger blade was a tad more convoluted :) . easy enough though after studying it a bit. the safety now allows my to flick it off with the top of my thumb, and reengage it just by thumbing it...

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Sweet! Thanx, just ordered one, and a flat trigger blade...... oh man.... rabbit hole.... :)