It ain’t pretty but it sure works

Very nice shooting Gary.

Great shooting!

A grub screw would clean that up nicely. Home Depot or your local hardware store will stock them in various lengths and thread sizes. Nice work and very nice shooting!

Nice shooting. Is that a alloy pellet?

Nice!!! If you haven’t already, I’d print Oldspook’s 10 dime Challenge and give it a go! 

I have been shooting my .22 LGV in stock form for a bit now. I think I will do a complete tear down soon. Will replace the trigger while I’m at it. 

That is bad to the bone.

............just use the cutting disc of a dremmel - type tool and it cuts right thru the screw to the length you need. then grind or sand or file the rough end to round it off....... -- that IS some good shooting , tho ! -- an older fella was selling this on gunbroker - it's not even broken in yet. he said less than 300 and it dieseled during my first 20 shots. wish i could have afforded the .22 lgu he had listed , also..... this one is a .177 lgv master pro. it's heavy. i had one from airguns of ariz - they were selling the .177 lgv ultra for $330 shipped brand new .... at the time (2015?) they were also selling the one just like this , but walnut stock for $460. it was awesome , but i was really let down at the crappy hollow, thin plastic stock. later , i installed the metal trigger blade for these that has an extra adjustment screw, but i think hector medina's solution or upgrade to the plastic blade wouldve been better. the metal one had a grinding to it. ...........this rig is way more accurate than i am these days. i can see my blood pressure in the reticle of this hubble telescope from sun optics , and i'm just too outta shape to get good groups like i used to shoot... ...........rane on .................................... ..

It usually helps to put a nut on any screw you are cutting off. When the nut is removed it can help to refine threads. But they are indeed excellent shooters and this addition helps tremendously. My LGV is only slightly behind an LGU that I have for accuracy and both are very accurate and smooth.

I would assume that it is the fixed barrel. The LGV lockup mechanism is extremely nice and seems very positive but there is still a pivot present that could (theoretically) allow some movement. Some will say this is not the case and I do not know for certain if that is why but in my case the LGU is slightly more accurate than the LGV. Both shoot tiny groups and are not pellet picky in my case but the LGU seems just slightly better day to day. Cannot think of any other reason personally.