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Nice group! I’m happy to hear that you are in better health and out of a crappy work environment. Kenny

Shot these earlier this evening. Both shot with H&N Excite Econ II pellets at 25 yards. One shot with an HW30 and one with an HW50. Fun targets available at Sam’s Club for a great price. Just a bit over a penny for each mint. Kenny

Very nice and creative. If that is steel I can see magnets also being very useful. Kenny

Welcome to the family.

The B-Staley mod is useful. It’s very easy to do and also un-do if you don’t like the results. In very basic terms you are just adding o rings to cushion the hammer strike in very small increments. My dad still shoots a Marauder .25. We did the B-Staley mod and also added an air tube extension...

Okay. I understand the concept. Upon my first read I didn’t grasp that at each silhouette stage the shooter had only ten shots and therefore had to choose which of the 20 targets to shoot. My initial confusion was based on my own lack of reading comprehension .😂 That does sound like a fun method...

An Airforce Talon was also my very first PCP. I bought it from Talon Tunes. It was customized and had a really nice moderator that Tony built. It was my first pcp rifle and I learned a lot while I owned it. I agree that it wasn’t very consistent and precision wasn’t its best feature. I’m glad...

I am curious about the "Risk/Reward" aspect. Can you please explain a little bit about how that works? Thanks. Kenny

If you’re up for the drive and your tank is up to date on the hydro-test we have a great airgun shop here in Fresno that will fill it for you. Maximum Airgun in Fresno on Blackstone Ave. I’d say you are about 90 minutes away. Kenny

Congrats. I don’t know anything about that particular tripod but I can tell you that I do really love using a tripod for shooting. I’ve only been using one for a couple years but I wish I’d started sooner. It’s almost as stable as a bench if you use it well. Kenny

My go to would be my FX Panthera .22 600mm shooting H&N HP2 30 grain slugs tuned to 950fps. Inside of 120 yards this is a very reliable squirrel rifle for me. Once I get past 120 yards I have to put more thought and care into each shot. However, all you really have to do is keep moving closer...

Welcome to the family. You have chosen a wonderful place to hang out and learn. Kenny

Happy Father’s Day gentlemen. My daughter agreed to join me for a can cutting challenge. It took us 47 shots. She is the one that took the final “kill shot”. The 499B proved up to the challenge; although it was only across the living room.😁 Kenny

Wow. That is awesome information. I don’t even own a DRS and I found your post to be interesting and insightful. Thanks. Kenny

Well let’s add some air rifle discussion to the Father’s Day thread to keep it alive. What rifle/ pistol are you guys thinking of shooting today. I’m leaning toward my AR2078B. Perfect CO2 weather here today. Maybe I’ll set up a fly attraction and do a little insect sniping. Happy Father’s Day...

You made a great choice. If I had a 35 I’d take it out to shoot too. Happy Father‘s Day. Kenny

That is a fantastic ten meter group. You should check out the Unofficial AGN Monthly Shooting Challenge thread. There are a couple of us shooting it with ten meter “ish” rifles. The thread could really use a few more participants. It’s fun and very casual. Kenny

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Here is my attempt with the Walther LG400. I shot this with the H&N Excite Econ II wadcutters at ten meters standing free-hand with the factory aperture sights. I had to make a “cheater ring” around the targets so that I could see it through the aperture sights. It’s the same outside diameter as...

Steve from AEAC on Youtube has a couple videos that cover air rifle tuning and go into the relationship between the hammer adjustments and the regulator. He is tuning an FX Crown in one and a Air Venturi Avenger in the other I believe, but the specific rifle isn't as important as the overall...