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Which Airgun Accessories Do You Have That You find Indispensable?
- Thread starter Ezana4CE
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After reading all six pages I come to the conclusion that a on-gun level is the best most used item , I just did a series of shots putting the bubble level on my gun first = dead center , then canted (but still between the lines ) to the left , then cant to the right . Simply amazing how such a small amount of cant places your shot off point of aim . Try it yourself !
EDIT shot @ 20 yards .
EDIT shot @ 20 yards .
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A Chronograph iis an indispensable tool for understanding the performance of your air guns.
A well laid out work bench with a good set of tools helps a lot once you start working on your own airguns.
A decent scope with a reticle that is easy to see, and a good shooting stand to secure your air gun while you are siding in the scope.
A large set of storage drawers to hold all of the leftover parts and disassembled airguns from prior unfinished projects.
JP
A well laid out work bench with a good set of tools helps a lot once you start working on your own airguns.
A decent scope with a reticle that is easy to see, and a good shooting stand to secure your air gun while you are siding in the scope.
A large set of storage drawers to hold all of the leftover parts and disassembled airguns from prior unfinished projects.
JP
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Radar Chronograph
Compressor
Shooting Bench with Caldwell Bags
High Quality Scale
Gunsmith Workbench Vise
Compressor
Shooting Bench with Caldwell Bags
High Quality Scale
Gunsmith Workbench Vise
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@CoyoteGod Can you recommend a good vise for airgunsmithing? I’ve been looking at some and have no idea which are quality vises.
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IQ 360 Vise. It’s really great and use it almost every day with a rifle in to one way or another for either cleaning, tuning or repair - powder burners or PCP.
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