Looks like fun was had by all today even with the weight of the day for Americans. Be Well Brothers and Sisters, B.
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What pistol did you shoot today
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Shooting my Crosman 2230 that I just finished last night. Doing some tweaking to improve CO2 efficiency.
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Today i shot the PP700SA 8.4 pellet weight for 10 .6 FPE . Is that a normal factory setting ? i got it used but no manual or box , paper s nothing . Guessing about 18 or 20 shots per fill .later today i will count
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No, that's not stock setting. Mine was at 7.2 fpe stock until I crank up the reg. I have it at 9+ fpe as I want a good shoot count.
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What I really love is being able to shoot any time day or night right at home. That’s one of the great aspects of airguns for me. Plus no ffl needed to receive them and easier to ship as well. They will never replace shooting at the range for me but add a whole new pleasure in shooting. Great triggers great sights and no recoil makes them fun but also is a problem if I get too use to that..
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Hi Septicdeath…this is Marker…I figure you would appreciate this the most…I haven’t really shot this gun since I rebuilt it…just a few test shots to see if it would hold air…I have had this gun for a least 30 + years now..it was a Kmart Blue light special…this pistol is a first design…the 2nd design the valve had different seals inside…I put this target out 25’…put in a new cartridge and just unloaded…got almost 90 shots….till the pellet s got stuck in the clip…I tried something different this time .. I pushed all the pellets with a allen wrench to the flat side of the clip…I think it actually resized the pellets and the group was excellent …that was 85 shots in this target
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The Crosman 357 series was a great pistol. I always seat mine the same way, haha. I think I get around 70 shots or so also.
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There's naught wrong with this one! Love the lines, weight, mechanism, arrangement. They really nailed it, like a little air gun laboratory especially in light of the ease of changing calibers and barrel length. Just perfect...
...well not quite, never comfortable with a gauge located 1 inch below the muzzle. But OTHER than making me nervous, and look foolish and suicidal when I'm out there trying to relax and check on the tank pressure, it's perfect.
...well not quite, never comfortable with a gauge located 1 inch below the muzzle. But OTHER than making me nervous, and look foolish and suicidal when I'm out there trying to relax and check on the tank pressure, it's perfect.
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This is what I did to some of my airguns, don't like looking down the busyness end either, lol.
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Hi guys…I recently did a rebuild on my Tempest that I bought new 45 years ago…it was still working ok …but wanted it to be better …the only thing I changed was the barrel from a .177 Hurricane model ..a little bit longer with a hooded sight…wasn’t to happy with the first 10 group…resized the pellets threw my crossman 357 clip…and then I was very happy with the next 10 shots…target @ 25’…in 45 years.. I was lucky to just hit paper
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