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Vortex Diamondback Tactical 6-24X50 FFP MOA. Have two and mounted on an AA TX200 (22) and a RWS 54 (.177). Use for FT and backyard practice.

Good sportsmanship goes long way in the shooting sport world… this is a good thread… great comments

So… I had the opposite experience… I shot my second FT match ever couple of weeks ago… used a RWS 54, kal 4.5mm, with 10.6 gr pellets, velocity last check was 875ish FPS. I was the only spring gun shooter that day… I shot the match with Dave B, our club’s Air Gun Director and the guy running...

You have a photo and source for this band? The size you used. I know Uncle Mike have several for tube magazine, like lever action PB guns. They have a range of fit for different variants.

had similar POI deviations issues when sling up tight on ARs without FF tubes..

will for sure give this option consideration… gun currently a the gun doc for an ouchie due to firing out of battery

Hi, I shoot springers and looking for solutions to use my powder burner optic mounts… keeping optic low is a desired outcome. Last but more importantly, it needs to hold given the effects of spring gun “recoil”… gun is a RWS54 (Diana AirKing)… any experience for that application?

will likely just have Joe K in Vancouver check it our and fix what is needed…

.22 cal

Any air gun doctors or PA medics taking new patients in the Tacoma area?

I shot my AA TX200… think I broke it… see my post… I then shot my RWS54… not looking forward to the workout tomorrow shooting it on a BR match.

I think I shot ny gun out of battery and caused some damage. Need advise from you experienced shooters on a fix and procedures to check what likely be wrong with my gun. I was shooting my AA TX200 Mk3, 22 cal, getting it ready to shoot a BR match at my club tomorrow. I had put a new scope on...

Any chance you can post a file of your target or provide a link to where one can obtain the file to print?

I like how it is printed on paper with a lighter color aiming (strike) area that shows the pellet hits better than the black colored aiming black of the official target.

Still very new to this sport… didn’t even know there were different weight and diameter pellets… for the same caliber… tried to zero my TX for a FT match and realized too late it liked one pellet more than another… then ran out… also discovered a “tin” of pellets will not have the same quantity...

Great write up… lots of history and information that made owning my HW35 so much more meaningful… I got mine in 1986 when the Germany(s) were still divided… I worked on the border of BRD and DDR and never knew how close I was to the town of the original maker of my Weihrauch. Leaning...

Good info… will need to give mine a try…

how often do you lube the seal? that sponge looking one… signs that it needs more oil?

Will do…