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Yeah theyre hefty guns all scoped up. My FT 97K is pushing 15 lol. If you're really just planning on benching it and doing some target practice theyre pretty great though. That extra weight really helps tame the recoil. If weight is an issue, HW95 like MyCapt said!

IMO the best all around piston gun is the Sig ASP20. Great power, very accurate, easy to shoot, very easy to cock, relatively quiet, and a very good trigger. Problem is they're discontinued so unless you get lucky in the classifieds or ebay... phhbt. Its already been said so I wont mention the...

Link to scores: https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/atglen-pa-25m-indoor-benchrest-3-02-25.1328475/

Thank you everyone who showed up today! We had out best turnout to date with 13 shooters. We shot a total of 5 cards split between 2 random "relays". Top scores of the day go to Karen, Brian, and Stephen who all shot a 250. We also had quite a few springers in the mix which is always nice to...

We're going to be running an indoor benchrest match at Atglen Sportsmans Club this upcoming Sunday (March 2nd) from 9am until about 1pm. Springers and PCPs both welcome. Entry fee is $10 and includes targets. If you have any questions feel free to reach out to either myself or Trevor (...

I think theres a couple variables there. Look at the transfer port dimensions and piston weights. The 95 is squeezing the air through a teent hole, 2.5x longer with a piston 10% heavier. I'm guessing here a bit but I would imagine the longer TP allows it to build more pressure before releasing...

That's one of the big reasons why they shoot better short stroked or with a 22mm kit for 12ftlb guns. That long stroke is very unnecessary if you don't want the powa

My coworker was in a dirt bike accident almost two years ago and managed to break practically everything. 2 weeks in the hospital and out of work for 3 months without insurance. He got a bill for almost a quarter million which then got negotiated down to something like $20k. It still hurt but...

I don't have insurance (I know I probably should) but I just had to visit a dermatologist for an issue with my hands. Cost me $125. Lady before me had insurance, deductible was $100 and had to get a referral before even showing up. The doctor looked at my hands and gave me 2 prescriptions which...

TO5 has only the one adjustment screw forward (I think) of the trigger blade

Imagine you haven't been shooting break barrels for however long you have been. You're in your 70s and just now getting into air rifles after shooting powder for 50+ years. Do you think you'd still be attracted to all of the effort needed compared to the simplicity of a multi shot PCP? The...

The issue isn't so much as "can they do it" its more of "can they do it 30 times in 15 minutes and score well" during a benchrest match, and then repeat that 3-4x. These guys are also in their 70s and I think one is in his 80s. PCP and a compressor is just that much easier for them.

67mm is what the published lists elsewhere say. Slight variation between synthetic and leather seals. From what I recall reading there was an even shorter stroked freimark variant for the German market. I have one sitting at home that I've yet to disassemble and measure to verify though

Correct. ~65-70mm stroke I believe

We're going to be running an indoor benchrest match at Atglen Sportsmans Club this upcoming Sunday (Feb 2nd) from 9am until about 1pm. Springers and PCPs both welcome. Entry fee is $10 and includes targets. If you have any questions feel free to reach out to either myself or Trevor ( @oaks1450...