Recent content by jumpin

Ditto Michigander - 3" generally handles my springers.

Welcome to the sport. That's a great rifle you have coming. For many, you are at the top of a slippery slope when it comes to air gun stuff. I would be reluctant to compound your looming dilemma, but one thing missing from the above is rust preventive for your new rifle. Every time you cock your...

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Mod edit: entry removed. Please submit your guess in the giveaway thread https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/win-an-air-arms-prosport-22-in-walnut/

Jim, Since you expressed interest in long range air gunning, you should read what Matt is doing in South Africa. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2Hvrm6pmXc He has a number of videos posted and upcoming on <1 MOA precision with airguns. He's obviously using specialized equipment, but you can...

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Even though you did not ask, give some consideration to other uses and users of your tract. Both now and the future. I've adjusted my shooting lanes several times as gardening places and practices change, etc. Not everyone thinks safety when developing other uses of the tract. Even someone...

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My springer shooting benefitted greatly from a short section of paint roller mounted across the top cradle of my long and short Primos 2 Gen bipods. I mainly shoot targets.

I cannot speak from personal experience, but people rave about the service and attention from the RAW folks. Like comments above regarding several manufacturer's products, the RAW rifles have a good reputation; but you asked about customer service and parts. I do not know if the new association...

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50 years ago Bausch & Lomb made and sold a first focal plane scope (Balvar 8A) with no internal adjustments. They offered both one piece and two piece mounts. The fore and aft mounts were opposing cones with screw adjustments for windage and elevation. Very light but durable and reliable. My Rem...