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AEAC, (click 'channels', who knows where you may end up), Hard Air Mag., Airgun Academy on PA's site, airgunsarp.com.

Bob L, not sure were they can be purchased, but downloads are available on the Extreme Benchrest website, under rules. http://www.extremebenchrest.com/extreme-benchrest-rules/ Btw, I just print the practice targets individually. Also dimensions for the rings are shown in the rules.

FX has an owners manual available (PDF) for the Dreamlite, finally! https://fxairguns.com/support/

Awesome thanks, tc35L just went to the top of my want list.

Congrats! Nice looking rig. Where did you get your gun? All I have seen have vented shrouds, and list fpe at sub 200fpe.

+1 for Palm Beach.

Two words anti gun. They ooze it. I had two accounts on feeBay both with top rated seller status. One was a commercial account, but due to to changes to their policies, pricing structure, escalating fees, return policies etc. it became almost impossible to turn a profit. So I quit that. I know...

I have ordered from Ali with no problems, but usually try to order through eBay or Amazon. Items are often shipped from USA. You may have to pay a little more, but it just adds another layer of protection if you have a problem. Just my 2cts.

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AOA has them, I am pretty sure.

Utah Airguns has these in stock. Bummed that they are not compatible with the Lite, which I have. Hopefully will need change only the hammer spring adjuster block to make it work. BTW these stocks also are compatible with the Streamline too. https://utahairguns.com/aeron-cz-dreamline-stock/

airgunfans, my advice to any one starting out casting is to start with a copy of 'Lyman Cast Bullet Handbook'.

I have bought several from both Midway USA and Brownells and used with good success, no problems. They both specialize in gunsmith supplies and tools.

idoc, Good finds. Thanks, I appreciate it.

Blogs and e-zines? Though I enjoy watching airgun/hunting/shooting videos, I guess I am more of a reader; 'the book is most always better than the movie', sort. I read Jim Chapman's blog on American Airgunhunter, BB's blog at PA. Hard Air Mag and all of the NRA publications on their web-sights...

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Guess I am what's known as a high volume shooter. I have a rifle, pistol (steel plates) and airgun range on my property. I go through a lot of cleaning patches. I use a rotary cutter (link below) to cut up old tee shirts (light colored). Sure makes the process easier and quicker and with the...

blackdiesel, I agree. I own a few high-end springers and none combine both power and accuracy. But from what I have read the new Sig ASP20 (the 20 stands for 20fp) may come close. BB at PA wrote about shooting one @ 50 yards and getting 1/2 " groups and raved about it. Hardair Mag also gave it...

I have several scopes marked 1 click=1/4" at 100 yds. they are older scopes. I should have said that. I assumed they still made them? MOA is an Imperial measurement. Miliradians or mils is the metric equivalent. Though I am familiar with the metric system I use almost exclusively our Imperial...

One consideration no one mentioned is MOA vs Mil reticle and turret. As an American I much prefer MOA-MOA. My mind works in yards, feet, inches, hundredths and fractions of an inch. I know 1 MOA is 1.047 at 100 yards, close enough, but many American made scopes are calibrated such that an...