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I think you’ve nailed it by saying that “the more you use it the less it costs or the better the payback”. That seems to be the key. If you acquire something and use it frequently, then it’s a pleasure. If you acquire something, and it just sits around, then it becomes a burden.

I wonder what the break-even point is? In other words, how many events would a person need to attend before the cost of buying and running a rig worked out to be cheaper than paying for the hotels?

What do you plan to put them in?

I especially like the design on the left. I like the depth of the forearm in front of the trigger. Clever, and well executed.

Ordered mine! Thanks.

I would like one for my HW50s. I’m looking at the Country Store’s website and not finding moderators. If you can find a drop down that works please post a link to copy and paste. Thanks.

Sounds great! Thanks for the information I was wondering how it worked traveling with your own guns as opposed to buying one while you were there. I was in the UK this past fall and would have loved to bring an air rifle home to the US, but that appears to be unworkable. The town I used to...

I was wondering what the process is for traveling with the rifles? Are there are extra forms that people have to fill out when they fly? Are there many differences with paperwork from domestic to international? Thanks.

I’m an airgun voyeur. I enjoy seeing what’s out there, but only own 2 a HW50s and a Beeman R9. I plan to shoot them for a year before considering another one. Bring left-handed makes it a bit easier to resist temptation. That doesn’t stop me looking at what’s out there. FYI someone on...

HW50s with the stainless action. I call her “The misses”. I decided to dress up “The Misses” in fancier clothes. I bought a spare stock from Alsky just in case I made a disastrous mistake, but so far so good. In a few weeks I hope to get to AOA in person and give her some new glasses. When...

Go for an illuminated Xmas tree!

Very cool artistry!

Cavedweller, I appreciate this thread. Please buy one of those Maven scopes and update this thread with your results. I am interested in your opinion. 😉. I am interested how you think they compare to Sightrons for HFT and my Google search came up short!

Maybe it’s time to try again!

Good work Loren. I like the simple lines and creativity with the cheek piece.

Thanks. I appreciate your responses. I came across your guest blog a month or so ago. I love the approach. At the moment I am adapting a HW50 stock. When I am done with that I plan to use your blog as a guide to make a stock for a HW95 I recently acquired. I have a Dewalt table saw that...

Thanks, it came out well. There is a lot of Buckthorn out here in the Midwest (Minneapolis, MN area) but like you said it’s not very thick and very thorny.

Please post a photo of the buckthorn stock if you have the time. I’d like to see how it came out.

What are the metal pieces used in the hamster? It looks great.

My brother in Shrewsbury UK pulled my Ace out of the closet. I haven’t seen it since 1993. I killed a lot of rabbits in the UK with this in the UK. It’s topped with a Nikko sterling 3-9x40.