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This might be a better product if you have a scope saddle that won't fit into these anti-recoil mounts. It's spendy at around $70. I'm very tempted to try one. Anyone has experience with this riser...

Anyone tried one of these on their springer? cadex-defence-recoil-rail Not cheap at $413.59 Here is a youtube video of it in action in live fire. (bottom of the page) https://www.cadexdefence.com/products/machine-gun-accessories/recoil-rail/ Originally designed for electro-optics....wonder...

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Good call on the bent cocking lever, Frank. Pyramydair does carry the part $59.99. Might want to get one...just in case. https://www.pyramydair.com/product/air-arms-cocking-lever-tx?a=4053

Wow. First time seeing that for me too. Sheared off at 3 attachment points. What's the serial number? ....just curious...I don't own a 48 but I do own 2 RWS 54. I assume their cocking arms are similarly attached. I guess I'll give my 54s a rest ...till the dust settles. Hopefully Hector M...

Switched to shooting indoors. 15 yards max, wife wasn't home. After about twenty shots...the sun came out. Looks like this weekend should be sunny-cloudy. Guess it's back to shooting outside. Got lucky. Didn't lose power. All windows still intact. No flooding. Also had a 3.5 Richter earthquake...

Keep the accurate one. Buy both. Shoot and compare groups. Then keep the accurate one and sell the other one. If esthetics and ergonomics are also important...then find the more accurate action/barrel and if needed, switch stock (to I assume the 56). Then sell the other one. Or as...

Yup that's the one I'm using. Seems to work ok. Mine is in m/s ...anyone know if it's possible to have it show results in ft/s ? The only thing I would modify is to tape or glue a block of wood in the middle just high enough to protect the back light. ... Guess who was dumb enough to shoot out...

I agree with post #11. A recoil-less mount or a Sportmatch Dampa mount would work. Wished Sportmatch or any scope mount manufacturer would make a Dampa/anti-recoil adjustable Dove tail to Picatinny riser. That would solve a lot of my problems.

I don't play this game. I mostly stick to low power under 12 FPE springer. But You might want to check out some of the Hatsan. Like the 135 ($300). It's easier on the pocket book. ....Unfortunately, accuracy not on a par with the RWS 54 ($725) and 56.

What about SSP and MSP? There were some quality and very accurate SSP...too bad no one is making any nowsaday with these PCPs dominating the landscape. Granted (in general) they are only for short range and low power. MSP...hmmm sometimes I feel like a steam engine languishing in the era of...

I could be wrong but isn't there less moving parts on a digital scope compared to a "regular/erector tube" scope? Additionally, a digital scope is not dependent on mechanical means to hold zero Again, I could be wrong but most electronics today are designed pretty robustly to absorb impacts...

I hear you...it's a hassle to cut and grind new ends. what about just heating and collapsing a few coils? I've collapsed coils on my stove top. Just another option.

Leupold 50ft focus adapter. I've used them before and they'll bring the focus close to 10 yards. This could potentially widen the field of "quality" scopes to shoot around 10 yards But at $62ish...they are not cheap and You'll need a way to secure the adapter if the diameter or thread size...

I've also taken my HW97 apart. You do have to be careful threading that end cap back on. Here's.a trick a friend of mine told me to prevent cross threading....without the set up under pressure (spring taken out), rotate the end cap counter clockwise slowly against the receiver tube. Eventually...

Wraps? As in blankets and scarf? Dibs on setting up the offhand lanes...3 lanes this time? to ring in the new year?

I see a lot of positives/potential with these electronic scopes. 1. no erector tube/ turret mechanisms to wear out and or bang around by recoils. 2. Ranging is more accurate with a laser (especially with dark targets, no more using the parallax wheel to range ...like in Field Target...

There's actually a lot of real world info on this rifle. Found three reviews on Youtube. Airgun Detective, Airgun web, and Airgun channels 1.Airgun detective shot a 0.22 caliber and reported a 0.36 inch grouping at 20 yards. (and he hit a 2.5 inch pellet container at 40 yards, it's a shame that...

It appears all crosshair adjustments are made electronically instead of mechanically (as in an erector tube)? So it looks like no more optically centering the scope before hand, no more using drooper mounts or adjustable mounts to align the scope to the barrel (for those break barrel with...

Was looking at Nikko's website and looking at scope retailers The main differences I can see are the price and the Diamond Sportsman is not illuminated/made in Japan? Nikko Diamond Sportman 10-50=$973 Nikko Hornet ED 10-50 = $736 Anyone have first hand experience with these scopes (IQ...