Recent content by r1lover

Kept buying tickets on the Magnum Mania train. Took R1lover many years to realize less was sometimes more. I've since added a stable of mid and low power springers (everything HW and FWB).

Recoil pad spacers. Buy two. https://www.midwayusa.com/product/100648482?pid=463351

They are M5x0.5 size. Typical hardware stores carry M5x0.8. You can find M5x0.5 on line but none with the finely cut slot in the head Beeman used to offer. I’ve found hex head M5x0.5 on line but they don’t look much better that the bare hole.

Impressive is right! A forever gun.

Had the same issue. I bought a EDgun EaZy quick fill trigger so I never have to worry if/how much air I lose when filling during a match. Gun's check valve closes instantly upon releasing the EaZy fill trigger. Line pressure from tank stays up.

Be well my friend, look forward to seeing you at the next FT match. Not this month but next month I may partner with you and shoot a SPRING gun!

Glad you're enjoying your gun the way it was made to enjoy. Nice shooting too!

How cool that you still have your 1968 BB gun. I wish I had one or two of my oldies. Back then they broke and got thrown away. Nobody considered that 50 or 60 years from then those old guns, broken or not, would have sentimental value. Heck, probably nobody considered we kids would still be...

JSB 13.73's have been called the .20 cal gold standard by others and a couple of my guns prefer them, but at 12 fpe you're only getting 630 fps. If FTT 11.42's come close in accuracy, I'd use those. You'll get 690 fps.

IIRC anything that "casts a projectile" is forbidden to use in our city limits.

When you do I'll warm up the chops and bring my trumpet over.....we'll play a few Maynard Ferguson tunes for your neighbor, lol (Yeah, I got called one night by a neighbor while in college and asked to quit practicing Hey Jude).

Chef Sparrow, that stock is stunning. Congrats!

Those are a couple of real beauties!

Scott is spot on.....the wood on both guns is actually slightly darker. I brightened the picture due to poor lighting in the house that day. Dark walnut has a more soothing appeal to me than light walnut.

We in NorCal are blessed to have Scott Schneider (Motorhead AG Tuning Services) and Cameron Kerndt (camsprecisionairguns) as local field target competitors and friends to buy guns from, tune/modify guns and share their combined state, national and world champion field target experience and...