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A good .20 cal that I have used it is the Predator Polymag, but those are a bit more rare than the standards in .20 cal. I have four Sheridans an HW30, HW95, and HW97, so the .20 cals go off the shelf pretty quick. Lol 👍

If I could find it here in the archives, I'd bet it was six months ago that I did that experiment and posted the results. Even Utah Airguns, who doesn't sell any .20 cal guns had .20 cal ammo in stock at the time. It doesn't matter the caliber if you have a shooter that eats ammo, you need to...

Like a low milage used car that I once bought.

My 75 is creeping up on twenty years old and still rock solid. I hope it stays that way.

Nice!

Mine is a .20 cal and I shoot JSB 13.73s, out to 75 yards and it still has the accuracy and power to hit and latch Crazy Eight paddles out there.

I like them. Do you have a 30 in laminate? I knew you had the 77 in grey laminate.

Thats what they refer to as first come first served. Any walnut HW is a major upgrade in my opinion. Your Grey Laminate should be a desirable stock, and way better than the average beech stock. 👍

I was going to suggest giving them the target test to see if as you mentioned, they'll settle into a "norm".maybe 30 to 50 rounds of right and left?

When is mine going to be ready? 😁 😲 You do drywall too? Nice work! Look forward to seeing it done! 👍

I found that the wind here often changes directions, and there’s often a lul between the shifts where I can get 1 or 2 straight aim hits. Its very noticeable at 75-yards.

Once upon a time I entered a control line acrobatics contest and came in at 2nd place out of two pilots. 😁 When I got my trophy I was congratulated and I responded "yea great, last place", that's when the chief grabbed me and walked with me saying, "You beat a lot of people Harold" " you see...

Congratulations Ron! BOG. 👍

Yes sir Those polymags are good shooters too.

Putting the ilder original valve in it was the fix.

The gun came with these parts, so I changed the valve for a new one that was still in the bag. The new one was the same as the one in that was on the gun when I got it. I also repaired the safety.

I thought that I had a trigger problem opening the valve, so I disassembled it and inspected the trigger which looked fine.

This was the first look at it. It was pumped and holding pressure but wouldn't release it.