I got one!! I got one!!, 300S that is.

I have been looking for a 300S for a couple months and have ran into a couple scammers coupled with hardly any up for sale and I was kinda of disheartened with the whole search process. Then Goodtogo came along and replied to my post on the scammers, he said he had one he'd part with and the rest is history as they say. I have to say that Joe Wayne Rhea was right, Goodtogo is as fine a gentleman as I have ever had the pleasure to deal with and this country would be a far better place if we had more people like him.

Goodtogo, thank you for the great deal you gave me on this rifle and extra stock, if there is EVER anything I can do to help you please don't hesitate to ask.

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I put the rifle together Wednesday afternoon and shot about 30 pellets off the porch with it resting on my arm just to get it on paper good and get a feel for the trigger. We had company yesterday afternoon so I worked in the yard yesterday and Thursday after work and couldn't shoot. So this AM my mission was to run some pellets through it. The only light pellets I had were Crosman Premier 7.9 gr hollow points and some JSB Exact 7.33 that Don was kind enough to send along with the rifle. Since I didn't have many JSB's I shot mostly the Crosmans.

I set up the target at 13.5 yards, about 50' and on the first actually shot some very good groups with the Crosmans but half the targets had a flier that was about three inches low and 2" right. The second target I shot three bulls with the Crosmans and three with the JSB's. I've only been shooting air rifles for a little over a year but have shot powder burnes for 50+ years. Until this one I have never owned or shot a rifle with peep sights and had to go online to see how to set up the rear sight for the correct sight picture.

The wind had picked up by the time I shot this target, blowing 6-10 mph from my 5-7 o'clock. There are five shots in each group.

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What kind of finish process was used on the stocks. I love the color and grain clairty of the wood. Share info please! Thanks

The finish on the stock the gun is in is unknown, it's been refinished as I can see sanding marks. The RH is a factory finish and the one on the bottom is Minwax satin Wipe-On Poly. Most likely over the winter I'll refinish the stock the gun is in.