Recent content by Singleshotcajun

Interested. What can we expect trigger wise out of each series of springer ? Thanks.

I have not shot either one beyond forty yards in my backyard range.. I do shoot a lot of long range .22 LR and that is challenging enough for me, zero at 50 and forty-eight inches of drop at two hundred. . I can only imaging the challenge of shooting one of these at two hundred...

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I'm digging the Zenith radio.

Or, Airguns in general To include BB and pellet guns.

As Larry Potterfield says , “well maybe just one more”.

Same here but between my body wearing out and owning PCP rifles I find myself going less to the shooting range. PCP’s make me lazy as I can have lots of fun at home. Four here plus many more Airguns of other types.

Not strange at all. Lately,once I have a rifle dialed in I simply put up a clean sheet of paper , shoot a hole in it and use that hole for an aiming point. Of course this is affected by distance and magnification of the scope but it generally works for me.

I am tempted on the Berra, however that type of power plant will fail, question is when. I have owned a "better" Air Soft M4 , had a lot of gun with it but it did burn up . The Berra has the same type of metal gear DC motor driven piston system, not ready to trust it just yet.

If you are going for nostalgia the new 25 may be closer to what you had back then than the RR dependent on when that was. The new RR has no shot tube with a forced feed magazine meaning you have to shake it hard muzzle up or point it to the sky then in both cases look at the witness hole and...

Glad to see you have it on.

I just got one of the new 25's, love it, love the peep sight too. I had a 99 in the late sixties and got spoiled to the forced feed mad tube, no having to shake it or point it up to feed. I will be refinishing the wood on mine as I cannot abide the orange.

In the butter zone. In my experience .22 CPHP's like 850-875 in most rifles.

Glad I could help Brother.