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See you there. Looking forward to this course.

Chris - this gun is odd, but it works. You need trigger time to get used to it. If you do mind the plumbers left over look versus something mre traditional, it’s not for you. It’s like any other gun trigger time, you adapt to it and adapt it to you. I think I’ll bring this out some more

Shot mine today after 14 months of shooting my Thomas. Things to keep in mind were follow through because of the lock time. Need to add some tape to the bottle to keep it from slipping on the bipod. oh biggest thing is to remember to bring your frigging dope sheet. shot a 42, when the PCP...

What a zero pressure GP !! Mostly locals that wanted to compete and enjoy one another's company. Congrats Mark, whom I pressured to stay on day two - shouldn't have. LOL

Rudy - I believe you, but I'd get lost in the woods for all the trees - heck sometimes I use this reticle from a Bushnell Elite 4200

congrats on the Thomas. interesting take on the NX8, a local WFTF shooter uses the same scope personally the reticle is too busy for me, they offer this as an option https://www.nightforceoptics.com/reticles/moar-cf2d#

Hello Rudy. It’s been a month. I know you are meticultus in your prep, but any update? an Avenue worth following or another HFT dead end? looki forward to hearing your thoughts

preparing for a GP and filling my tanks, I noticed a bulge on one of my fill whips. Hoping to find a retail on my way to a GP I found Grady's Air Gun World in Newville, PA. An hour west of Harrisburg. Friendly and well stocked with FX, Sheridan BRK, Weinrauch amongst others. Pellets, scopes...

The field is humbling, no doubt. If relatively dry Karen and I will attend

that looked as if it would qualify as a gym sustitute it did look well thought out and steady sitting on your knee

Best part was you were having fun carrying around that giant slab of wood Well done thanks for the pictures

I John I have not switched to open or WFT yet. When I do this will become the next project. If someone else comes up with an answer I hope it will be posted here. as an aside my wife shot with someone in HFT using a S6 and he did as well as he has/had with his S3

Anyone take their 22 call and make it a 177. Is there more than a barrel change required Presume the hammer spring pressure and perhaps the air valve to be adjusted

can't complain about not having enough reference points

congrats ! got pictures - we are a simple bunch and picture make us feel better as for getting scammed - that sucks I lost $1600 myself so I know how that feels

Hello Chris just ran across your post for the USFT - usually look around and read your posts on Hard Air. can you share your file for the trigger protector that you've designed I have both a FT and Hunter version and while looking for a source for longer dog bones for the hamster I ran across...

I sit corrected. Time for me to try - thanks for the encouragement Mike.

Nice shooting David and Justin.

Without pictures that never happened. Is there really hope for me? I have hard enough a time to get off the bag let alone bending myself into a pretzel.

Thanks for all your efforts Mark. I think that you have taken the spirit of the old and worked with the current 'remaining' forest. I realize that it has take some of the trees away but there are far more than your made it sound. The path of the dozer sure added some interesting wind anomalies...