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Hector has also sent me items to try and return if unhappy or pay him. I have paid and am very happy with his tuner on my D54 plus very good advice he gave me. Sad you choose an anonymous forum to cast aspersions. So to you two, either present facts or as you say, ******.

So true, test, test, test

I agree.....and disagree. Flags can show you when not to shoot, especially not in a reverse. But once you learn them, flags most definitely DO tell you when to shoot. When you sit down at the bench you should know what your looking for and only shoot when you get it. Lack of patience will hurt...

It's not linear and yes it will be bigger. Random thoughts and theorys don't win. Testing and practice wins.

Jab 15.89 730fps

Yes

42 yards, Stay out of my yard.

He who properly reads the wind with a tuned rifle wins. Only way to read the wind is flags, They are common sense. No black magic. Lazy people say I don't understand them. Buy flags, pay attention, and never shoot without them and trust them. You will learn.

I am prettyactive on AS and post about spring guns. I have been amazed how many guys have and shoot various air guns.

Congratulations and Happy Birthday . I was 78 last week and thanks to you I now feel like a young guy. Thanks, lol.

Proof is in the pudding. Looks pretty ok to me.

A 97 or a TX200, you wom't be disappointed.

If your a vet,Sightron has a great discount. For the price the Stac series is hard to beat. The higher end Sightrons are as good as it gets.

Sightron STac for the money is hard to beat plus I love the reticles. Only bad scope I have had from Hawke was an Air Max. Only scopes I like from Hawke are the Sidewinders, I have several, but will buy no more until the get rid of the reticles they have in them.

Accuracy is not linear. Many factors. So direct to your question.....no.