Anytime. Interesting story, I've had my Crown for at least a year now, and have spent plenty of time tuning and experimenting with it as both a .22 and a .177. I wanted to shoot FT, hence the .177, and had been using the .22 for 25M and 50Y BR. And it did well, a very accurate gun that is fun to shoot. I'd gotten tired of changing back and forth between .177 and .22, barrels, scopes, etc., so when I saw a Walnut .22 FX Streamline on AGN Classifieds (very inexpensive), I bought it a week or so prior to EBR. My buddy Nick refinished the stock for me while I was gone, and it looks awesome, but I hadn't shot it except TWO pellets to see what speed it shot with the 18.1s, which was 865 FPS. I also disassembled the gun to check it over and re-seal, plus JB Bore Pasted the old ST barrel.
So I had decided I'd try shooting it at 25M BR this past Sunday, having never shot the gun before, it wasn't even sighted in when I brought it to the range, it didn't have the scope on it, nor the stock. I arrived a little early, installed the stock, butt pad and trigger guard, then the scope (Bushnell Engage 6-24x50), and took a few shots. By that time we were ready to start, so off we went shooting three 25 shots cards at 25M BR. And I shot 243, 247, 241 for 731-26x, first time I've ever shot the gun. Pretty good score in light swirling breezes... I'm thinking wow, half the price of a used Crown, and the same accuracy... So I'll just use this for 25M and 50Y BR, and keep my Crown in .177 configuration for Hunter Class FT. Sometimes we're pleasantly surprised when we buy a used Airgun.