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Nope, don't be scared. Plenty of threads on this subject and is the way to go if the droop compensated mount isn't enough. Maxing scope elevation on that gun is a scope killer.

Nice find Dan, that is a good looking stock too. Wish I knew how you find these things.

https://www.airgunsofarizona.com/pump-up-pistols/weihrauch-hw75-.177/ Has to be ordered.

Yep, I'm with ya. My Garmin does everything I need it to do.

That looks about right. :ROFLMAO:

I have a couple set up with a mini reflex sight.

Thanks for the pictures, glad it worked out!

This is what I use also, a little goes a loooong ways.

Yea I actually bought a new one with the notch already in it, but it needs to be made thinner.

It is in fact an 853 as bought, I installed the 753 sights and i cant remember where the butt pad came from.🤔 yes I installed the sear adjustment screw, but I can't get it as light as I'd like without the safety becoming non functional. I believe I need to provide more relief on the piece you...

Very nice Dan. I should look into a 753 to go with my 853. They are a pleasure to shoot, especially after the trigger is fixed.

I believe that is what you want. Report back with pictures .😄

From his post "low Vortex picatinny mounts & UTG adaptor bases" I'm guessing the HW70 has a 11mm rail and you need to adapt that to the picanny base on the sight.

I have one on a HW30 and it works fine with the factory front sight. R7 is the same gun except for the stock.

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Tried to PM you, but wouldn't work. I have one of these never been used I would sell, PM if interested.

RIP Thomas. I will remember him for getting the Big Bang pellet trap going. He will be missed. Jeff

As you can see in the parts diagram there is nothing on the piston end. You can however put a plastic washer in there, just keep it thin, I think mine was .125".

The Diana's have the spring guide, but do not have the "tophat" on the piston end. I put a thin plastic washer in mine, don't think it's necessary.

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