Recent content by GoldenStateAIRGUNer

Beautiful and in excellent condition! If you don't mind...What did it set you back?

You never want to adjust a scope windage or elevation settings to its extreme end. The erector lense must have pressure on it in order for the scope to hold it's POA. Going to far in any adjustment direction causes the erector lense to lose that stabilizing tension. Thus, inconsistencies in...

" After finishing at 25 yards, I moved to 35 yards to confirm my zero. The group made the cut at under 2 MOA, but was a bit high and just a little left. Why was it a little left instead of right like I had seen at 25 yards? Might have been a wind effect, might have been me, who knows." It...

Nothing wrong with 1 inch group @ 50 yards with a springer.

Nice collection!

The 7.87 gr Air Arms perform well in the 124. Try them ! Those serial numbers both are manufactured in the same time frame so I don't understand why the difference in compression tube diameters. If you blow through the barrel after shooting and you get a heavy amount of smoke those burning lubes...

That is a beautiful stock Karl ! I saw that one on Ebay. That seller for some reason wouldn't take messages for some reason.

I'd say your first rebuilt one at 850 fps with the 8.44gr shoots a little hotter than average. Could be some burning lube adding velocity. Regarding the standard version, if it's shooting 40 fps lower that means you're in the 810 fps with the same pellet. That is a more normal velocity for this...

The chronograph is a good tool for detecting problems with your airgun, letting you know the airgun is shooting at, or close to spec, and experimenting which pellets to get the best efficiency out of your power plant.

Had this UTG on a Sig Sauer ASP20 and a couple different RWS 34's. No problems at all. https://www.airgundepot.com/leapers-utg-3-9x40ao-true-hunter-scope.html

I hear you as well. I had to sell my RWS 34 for that reason. Even my FWB 124D ached my shoulder after awhile. I am also down to a R7 that I switch back and forth cocking from left and right handed. I'm 67 years old.

Looks out of stock to me !

I have a newer Beeman R7 that I'd be interested in having it tuned in the manor you described. What kind of velocity does it shoot post tune up ?

Good deal ! How does it shoot and I imagine it uses a leather piston seal ?

Scott, Are you saying you're not doing tuning anymore for the public.