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Yes, even for the breakbarrels, at least to record what holds and pellets I've tried. Very quickly I realized I'd forget things. I use a lab type notebook with gridded pages; office max/depot/staples has them, soft-bound. If I have to go back and look something up, I also record it in a table...

Do you mean the piston seal, so it doesn't reach as far to the end of the cylinder, so as to have less of a "compression ratio"? If so, I think ihe piston would want to bottom out no matter what. Or do you mean to modify the actual gas ram itself?

When I sell stuff, I give my wife the money. She's OK with that.

I didn't know anyone made an unleaded .30 projectile; have to give them a try. Thanks! Yes, I reuse uneaded .25s and some .22s all the time for practice and plinking. I collect them from a rag box trap.

If you try to go out the breech end you have to get everything past the trigger sear and auto-safety tab, and think of all those spring coils getting hung up on the sear. I found it to be easier to set the power wheel low, like #1, to reduce preload to the spring, remove the barrel screws...

I shoot unleaded projecticles exclusively so I _have_ to cast if I want anything beyond the meager offerings in .25 and .22. The .177 selection isn't bad, and I see now that Zan makes some slugs that I should try... But I find casting fun, almost a separate hobby to shooting, and as tin metal...

I'd start with why there are so many rats. They need food and shelter. Shooting them is at least secondary, unless your goal is to have targets to shoot at.

Aww, he'll be back. Otherwise we'd miss him.

Just wave that at the squirrels and they'll drop dead from gorgeous!

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Welcome! How is that Ready Hour food? Does it help you get through the long Maine winter?

One could shoot unleaded ammo indoors, like BBs and the tin pellets. Then there is no lead to contain.

I hear one eye open lets in less light than two open, for some reason, but one can confirm it by looking at something in low light. And one gets better peripheral vision or "situational awareness" with two eyes open. But I haven't heard that one open is more or less accurate than two open.

Take a look at the HFT shooters, like this Gary Chillingworth: As I understand it, they have both the prone position and a springer class in competition. If anyone has figured out how to shoot a springer accurately from prone, it would be those guys.

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For sale is a lightly used NOE 250-41-FN-BK2 2 Cavity BT, that's the two cavity mold in aluminum, no hollow point. https://noebulletmolds.com/site/shop/bullet-moulds/251/250-41-fn-bk2/250-41-fn-bk2-2-cavity-bt/ I've been casting in tin metal so it really hasn't seen much heat either. I'm selling...

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Thanks, a checklist and getting it all in a pile the night before is way better than forgetting something important far from home.

Same The Diana two fifty plot thickens! I got mine early 2020 from Pyramyd, as a refurb, so maybe a 2019 model?