Today I learned this:
https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/reximex-22-caliber-few-notes.1322019/post-1908732
https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/reximex-22-caliber-few-notes.1322019/post-1908732
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What did you learn today - Airgun related
- Thread starter cavedweller
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I learned that I have been invited to a season-end squirrel hunt in Louisiana but won't be able to make it. Too bad! I could use a break from New York for a bit this winter.
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Shooting a .177 springer on a dark windy February day in Minnesota will definitely increase your scotch intake. Actually I learned this years ago, but I do enjoy a good single malt. Uj
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Today’s lesson was more pleasant.
I learned that the absolute quietest moderator on my .177 Redwolf HFT rig is the Weihrauch….. only hear the solenoid click. And I have tried every possible moderator comercially available. Sometimes silence is the best noise we can make.
Just because your Co2 cartridge spews out the first load after reassemble dosen't mean you really screwed up...
The next 3 have been leak free???
The next 3 have been leak free???
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I re-learned something that I forgot. My 12 fpe HW97 is a tack driver when rested on a rolled up towel. I've been thinking about abandoning my PCP for a while and shooting spring piston HFT...... that is, until today. I forgot how miserable spring guns and bipods together are.
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I learned some good news today!
There is a dive shop 4 miles away that will fill my (future) 100 cu-ft tank to 4500 psi for $15. They have "every adapter" and are open every day except Wednesday.
There is a dive shop 4 miles away that will fill my (future) 100 cu-ft tank to 4500 psi for $15. They have "every adapter" and are open every day except Wednesday.
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See if they have a multifill discount and talk it up with the staff, ask about dive classes and the like. Theres a decent chance they'll fill your tank for free if they see you as a potential customer. When I used to dive a lot I got about 90% of my fills for free, which sometimes was 6 or more fills per week and it wasn't because I was some super cool guy or anything. I just bought a lot of dive gear from them.
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Well I learned an odd lesson today
I had a Hawke Scope that I thought was broken because I ran out of windage clicks.
i almost sent the scope back for repairs.
but then I closely examined the Burris rings which I got on Amazon.
#1) They were counterfeit
#2) they were poorly made and when I really studied them the under mount picatinny interface was slightly wonk.
#3) use a different set of rings and everything zeroed up nicely
unfortunately I bought them a ways back so unable to fuss.
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I learned that responding to a WTS in the Classified within 8 minutes of it's posting may not be fast enough.. bummer.
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I learned that you can shoot "one handed" from a bench.... but ya have to make good use of bags / props.
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I go in 3/11 to find out if they can save me. I drop a lot of pellets amongst everything I touch.
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