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I have two Hatsan gas piston rifles. One is a .30 the other a .22. Both need to be sent off for repair to be operable. They are both accurate, too heavy, but I can shoot them well. Neither lasted very long. One made a season and the other about two years. Here is my question, should I repair...

I don’t know why it is posting sideways. Anyway, this is my range set to 220 yards. 

Did YouTube change it’s algorithms again? I’m all of a sudden getting tons of air gun videos in my feed again. New and old, and not just channels I’m subscribed to. 

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Thank you

Who makes good cover? Some noise canceling headphones. Are the ones in Walmart good enough or should I look for specific brands?

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FX Crown

I grew up with a Benjamin, and never stopped shooting it.

The caliber dial has three settings, low, .22&.177, and .25&.30

All of the above. My home range. The farthest plate is on a mobile wicket. I can push it back as far as 330 yards. I usually keep it at around 225 because that is about the bottom of my scope. Shooting with a Crown in .22, and .30 (and arrow—which I’ve shot at 75 yards).

Slugs will have their own class before long. 

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Adding this. I picked up some shrapnel from under a few of the targets (hardened steel) on my range. At 250 yards I have a patch of lead daisies. At 150 only the core survives, and at 100 they are completely fragmenting.

And a last one, NSA 45 grain cast pellet

The 44 grain Polymag remained in the block. 

The NSA round penetrated clean through, carrying enough energy to deform itself on the concrete retaining wall behind the block. I’m going to shoot this one again with an additional block of clay and try to recover a slug without smashing it against a wall.

Combining two hobbies here, I shot a 25lbs block of my clay with some various .30 rounds, using a Crown to see the differences in penetration, expansion, and cavation holes. This was the JSB 44 grain Diablo. I found the pellet about a foot beyond the block of clay.