Bamboo is wonderful stuff , i once had the chance to ride a Bamboo laminate Bicycle , what a stiff frame all my energy went to the peddles .Mike Melnick tuned XS25SFB in .22 the muzzle break is stock. MM tuned XS25 177 in bamboo stock
They look rather interesting. They appear as though they don't weigh very much. How do they perform? Specifically, how are those triggers? I've gotten some surprisingly good accuracy from some Chinese air rifles, but the triggers always disappoint.Mike Melnick tuned XS25SFB in .22 the muzzle break is stock. MM tuned XS25 177 in bamboo stock
They are basically a D34 cloneThey look rather interesting. They appear as though they don't weigh very much. How do they perform? Specifically, how are those triggers? I've gotten some surprisingly good accuracy from some Chinese air rifles, but the triggers always disappoint.
I think I have one of those. .22 cal. Have to dig it out. Bought to take apart and learn, Guinea pig. Be sitting 5 yrs. CrowThey are basically a D34 clone
Nice looking gun. CrowI shot my Diana 350 Magnum today. I bought it home from the pawn shop. cleaned the barrel as it was pasty in there. Checked the scope out which was mounted like a X instead of a cross ? Seen this before one time. Straightened that out then went in back , and tried some Crosman 10.5 which fit to tight in barrel , so I tried the N&N field target trophy , FTT in 8.4g just a couple shots #1 888.3 #2 888.6
That's good for the chrony. Now I'm going to a disassemble to clean it up , and lube all moving parts , and oil the blue. OV.
Edit it came out nice.
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I was getting ready to ask what time you get started today lol. I'm going to see if there's a lighter spring for the Diana 350 , but I was thinking as soon as my Airgun credit cards are paid off I'll just get me the Weihrauch 34 you suggested seems like something I could use till I go to the other side.4 of a kind today. First HW97 .177. Has a Vortek 12FPE spring. Sweet gun.View attachment 584373
This HW97 .20 wouldn’t have 100 rounds through it. Already a winner. View attachment 584375This one is my first 97. .22 cal. Smoked a few Tree rats with this one.View attachment 584461And best for last a HW97 .25. No spring yet, but a winner. View attachment 584462I clobbered a few flies at 25 yds. Turned them to Vapor. All great rifles.
‘Crashed early, rare, yesterdays shoot. Crow
Beautiful lake scene.We’re in a heat wave for next 2 weeks. This is 6:15 this morning, looks hot. Temps going over 100 this week.View attachment 584570Gave my LGU a break from squirrels. Did a little plinking.View attachment 584571Really unfortunate these are discontinued. Top of the line. Crow
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The first one laminate stock is beautiful the last one shorter barrel is that a HW 77 Carbine.Friday. Again 4 the same, only different. 4-77’s, one of each caliber. View attachment 5846764 of the best. Vaporized a few flies. Crow
The last is a carbine model and .25 cal. One of my favorite guns.The first one laminate stock is beautiful the last one shorter barrel is that a HW 77 Carbine.
I just bought springs for both and they are the same.I was just informed that TX200 uses same power plant (spring ) in the .177 or .22 barreled guns / wonder if that holds true of the HW 97 /77 ?