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Well, I can't wait any longer. I'm heading down. I look forward to seeing everybody!

AWESOME for you!!! If you get there early enough, are you gonna get it sighted in and shoot it this weekend? I think I'm heading down today.

VERY nice!!! I really like the warm/darker tone. Bear, do you think this stock would come out similarly if given the same finishing?

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I'm shooting a TX200 with an Athlon Heras 15-60x56 set up at 11.4 FPE for WFTF.

Thanks Tyler, and congratulations on a incredible performance!

So, now that the World's dust has settled, I'm curious about how the match went. Did everybody shoot the same course on the same day, or did they have 3 different courses set up and 1/3 of the groups were on each course, like in 2024 Phoenix?

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Wow, that is a pretty piece of wood! And you also did a great job capturing it in a photo. I recently acquired a Maccari FT stock for a TX200 that is curly maple. It's difficult to get a photo to show its effect. Can't wait to see the finished product.

Thanks for the link John! Is there an equipment list available too?

Well, it looks like this match is getting canceled. Sorry folks.

Hey folks, Saturday the 23rd, TRRC in Tacoma Washington will be hosting a field target match. The match cost is $10, sign starts at 8am, practice from 9am until 9:45am and match starts at 10am. This match will most likely be set up in the field and shot from the covered benchrest pavilion...

I wanted to follow up on my search for the transfer port seal. The transfer port seal size for the HW44 is 10mm OD by 1mm cross section, 70 duro. I did verify this with the very helpful folks from Airguns of Arizona. This is seal number 7 in the Weihrauch parts diagram, part number 6.2955D...

As far as the actual shot cycle itself, I feel my Crosman 1400 has the deadest shot cycle. There's NO movement from the action when the exhaust valve pops open. The downside to the gun is the heavy trigger. Plus, the more pumps you give it, the harder the trigger pull is. Now for overall...

Thanks for your helpful input! I had recovered both parts of my oring and stuck them to some tape. The best I could measure with calipers, it may be a 10mm od by 1mm cs. Or maybe 11mm od. I ordered a 5 pack from ebay 10mm x 1mm to try. I'll follow up on fit and durability as I do use the pistol...

Since I just needed the one oring, I was hoping to get one ten cent oring and not have to spend 25 bucks for orings I don't want or need currently. I know owning PCPs for many years, I will have to reseal the whole gun at some point. Like you and many, we ask why oring sizes aren't included in...

I did ask the World Wide Web, got nothing including the size of the oring pictured above. I searched AGN and had found the thread which DID include oring sizes, but the the call out number 7 is NOT a 3mm oring. I was able to recover part of my oring and the best I could measure, the oring may be...

So, you don't know what size that oring is???

Does anyone know what size this transfer port oring is??? I would love to know! I'm talking about the one pictured above that is in the square-ish groove.

I had gotten a new sleeve of 8.4 pellets and they fit tight in the TX200. I measured them and they're more 4.53 even though the tins are 4.52, so my point of impact shifted a bit and it cost me some hits. It was still fun!