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OP could search, "Chronograph," in archives, members recommend one that's around $30. I believe its Chinese and clamps to barrel, works...

That is a good process to learn because it reduces lead fouling, which helps a rifle remain accurate for longer between cleanings and...

What is the fat pest? Does it wear kevlar? In my experience, 800fps muzzle velocity with a .22 pellet will penetrate and kill anything...

For what it’s worth, I have used both adjustable mounts and angled mounts, and there are circumstances where I regard one or the other...

There are a variety of possible reasons. My recommendation would be as follows...before scrubbing out the leading, advance the...

Repeatable accuracy will have a lot more to do with the barrel than anything else. Well, at least it does once some quick things are...

The angle is to help compensate for dropoff of our slow projectiles at distance. No need to fix it; it is intentional and helpful. It...

Considering your accuracy goals, the Walther LG400, or any .177 rifle for that matter will disappoint. Your best bet for a dedicated...

JB IS NOT abrasive enough to remove lead fouling !!! Use a Bronze brush and any marketed lead softening/ removal solvent. Patches alone...

Dry, but a good way of doing it is mix the WS2 powder 50/50 with alcohol in an eye drop bottle. Applied to threads, the suspension...

Just a heads up that tungsten disulfide works well to prevent galling of the threads. Good stuff to have for multiple uses...also works...

Not really...only the portion of the shim(s) occupying the stationary side of the ring would influence the scope. Might get a little...

@reiffra945 and I just posted a video of our experience replacing the O-rings in my Thomas HPX. There wasn’t a lot of info out there on...

As someone with a tendency toward hand-wringing about doing things that could potentially damage my belongings, I will just say that...

Way back when before adjustable rings, I used a business card. They are 10 thousands. This was a common practice around the small bore...