What springer did you shoot today?

[Sean_E]

I did not shoot it today . But I will be shooting it all weekend.
This is my trusty TX200 I have had for ten plus years. It is tuned to 12 ft lb and I had a giant scope for open class with 40x magnification.
The scope cost 300 dollars and was not great. Now I’m shooting Hunter and I put a smaller scope on and for the first time since I have owned the gun the loading port is not covered. This made shooting so much more pleasurable. It is just a breeze to load. So I upgraded my PCP and put this Aztec Emerald 5.5-25x50 on.
This is such a nice FFP scope for field target. I am really excited to sight this in. And shoot it.

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Very nice
One day I want to own one

 

[Sean_E]

HW 98 in .22 cal. And an HW97K in .177 cal. They're both super accurate LazarBeam Air Rifles !!

totally love them.

 

[Sean_E]

 

[Sean_E]

HW95 in .177 cal

 

[Sean_E]

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[crowski]

For the last week you would sweat when you swim. This morning 52F. High today 72.
HW97 .22 one of my squirrel eliminators.

Crow
Forgot to send

 

[Pellets&Pistons-(Razor62)]

The wife was out last night when I arrived home. That gave me a few hours of daylight and a nice calm night to put some lead down range. First up was my .22 cal. BSA Supersport Mag. What a terrific rifle. Compact, lightweight, accurate and powerful. It's been converted to a gas ram powerplant which makes it a joy to shoot and in my opinion, the ideal "woods gun"...

Next, I brought out my 1970 Diana model 35. It's been a while since I shot it. It's got some issues. I put a thread up in the Traditional Airguns forum just to complain about it.

 

[.20calguy]

The wife was out last night when I arrived home. That gave me a few hours of daylight and a nice calm night to put some lead down range. First up was my .22 cal. BSA Supersport Mag. What a terrific rifle. Compact, lightweight, accurate and powerful. It's been converted to a gas ram powerplant which makes it a joy to shoot and in my opinion, the ideal "woods gun"...

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Next, I brought out my 1970 Diana model 35. It's been a while since I shot it. It's got some issues. I put a thread up in the Traditional Airguns forum just to complain about it.

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When I first started reading I thought that you were going to say that you came home and found your wife out shooting the BSA.