What did you do airgun related today.
- Thread starter Florida_Man
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Put on ANOTHER scope. 
Finding a good scope for my Gamo 10x .22 cal is never ending, same for my RWS 350.
I'll get dime sized groups at 25 yards for about 2-300 rounds, then the pellets start drifting all over the place.
Hammer, centerpoint, BSA, etc etc etc. All eventually fail.
Finding a good scope for my Gamo 10x .22 cal is never ending, same for my RWS 350.I'll get dime sized groups at 25 yards for about 2-300 rounds, then the pellets start drifting all over the place.
Hammer, centerpoint, BSA, etc etc etc. All eventually fail.
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Well not airgun related, but airgun compressor related.
Bought a trolley so it is more easy to get compressor in and out for filling ( now that is is powered by a gasoline engine )
I can lift the compressor alright, but i am quite sure my doctor would advise against me doing so.
This way it is easy mobile, and not least for my friend that house the compressor, and who is much worse off than i am.
Bought a trolley so it is more easy to get compressor in and out for filling ( now that is is powered by a gasoline engine )
I can lift the compressor alright, but i am quite sure my doctor would advise against me doing so.
This way it is easy mobile, and not least for my friend that house the compressor, and who is much worse off than i am.
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Took possession of my new Zelos from the UPS guy and aired it up about an hour ago…
So far no leaks…
So far no leaks…
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If all the scope are failing, then the problem isn't the scope, but the gun itself...those break barrels in particular are know to break scopes as the double recoil is too harsh unless you get the anti recoil scope mounts.Put on ANOTHER scope.
I'll get dime sized groups at 25 yards for about 2-300 rounds, then the pellets start drifting all over the place.
Hammer, centerpoint, BSA, etc etc etc. All eventually fail.
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Da bench gots legs! 32" 3/4 black iron pipe. Top is an old desktop 11/4" thick. Not as solid as concrete, but the legs unscrew, so...portable!
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Modified a Sinclair clamp onto bench spotting scope stand. My scope has an angled eyepiece and with it mounted direct to the stand the eyepiece is horizontal to the ground and not convenient for me I got a piece of 1/4" thick angle aluminum, drilled and tapped a hole for it , then on the side that is now sticking out, mounted an Arca QD base for a camera, scope or whatever. Works great, with those Arca bases on my big tripod, and the proper plate on the scope I can move it about according to my need.
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Thank you! Hopefully I get the aluminum bar this week, so I can finish it up next weekend. Now I just have to pick out a nice bipod. The one in the pic is a cheap UTG with a ton of slop in tne legs.
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