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Fair enough since we are talking about fpe. I will freely admit I was thinking more about my experience with building a 50 cal Hawkins at 16 and the task of having to clean the barrel after every use. The old ball ammo lost a lot of fpe at 100 yards as well.

My most powerful is a .22 at 32 fpe. Everything else is 20 fpe or less. They suit my needs. However, I dream of a perfect semi-auto holding 12 380 grain 457 slugs that I could silently kill feral hogs and an occasional deer with. I view "powerful" air rifles as improving on black powder, not...

Many petroleum based oils will still deteriorate o-rings. Best to utilize silicone based lubes. On metal to metal (triggers, slides, etc) silicone oil is not recommended.

I used central Texas loosely. Hill country and south, but who knows after tomorrow.

A Black Wolf :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: Sorry, after 8 pages I got loopy.

Your HW97 is fine. Hit then in the head, neck, or around the front shoulders. Many squirrels and rabbits are taken out to 35 yards with 12 fpe rifles. They often flop from reflexes.

I know thus isn't airgun related, but just checking in on central Texas folks with rain and flooding.

I'm looking for front and rear sights with needed hardware for an IZH 61

Sort of depends on what type of fox. A grey fox is 7 to 11 pounds. That is about the weight of a jack rabbit. Lots of jack rabbits shot with an HW97 (22 cal) level of power out to 35 to 40 yards. A red fox averages 30 pounds and bigger and requires more power.

I have 3. #1 converted to bulk co2 with a 1100 psi regulator to avoid valve lock in the Texas heat. #2 converted to hpa with a 1500 psi regulator I bought already converted. #3 the 850 m2 I have never fired. All .177.

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Inventoried my air rifles today.

I ran across a channel I enjoy. He is living the life I wish I could live in south Texas on the Mexican border. Not all of his videos are on air rifles, but he is moving that direction. https://youtube.com/@tristinriddle101?si=tzh0zmlfXTTY9nnm

Have you tried the RWS R10 pellets. I know they are wadcutters, but I get no spiral from them out to 35 yards (my longest test) in both my Hw30 and my Hammerli. They cut the paper targets very cleanly. Nice German made pellets. Best price is at Umarex.

Just an FYI: eventually you are going to find 3 gram and 90 gram cartridges are expensive (about 10 cents a shot). Baker airguns use to sell an adapter so you could just screw in a bulk tank. My 3.5 Oz setup gets over 500 shots on a $5 fill, but it does add some weight to the gun. I can give...

Welcome back. Glad you survived health issues.

I have been using the ATN xsight 4th Gen just so I can cast it to my phone since I can't hold the rifle to my shoulder. Now I have 5 rifles I need to start thinking about putting scopes on. Has anyone ever tried one of these on a scope? I'm only interested in the daytime part...

An HW30 is a 8 fpe break barrel that is extremely easy to cock and will outlast you as a heirloom air rifle. They are very accurate and can kill pests up to rabbits out to 35 yards with deadly accuracy. Do a search on HW30, and you will see many on here own at least one in .177 and love them...

If you want to just dispatch squirrels out to 35 yards get a HW30 in .177. It is light, easy to cock, and accurate with open sights or a scope. Finally, it meets your budget.

Will be interested in what you find AA related.