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The Crosman Challenger 2021 is a very good lightweight target rifle. From a bench rest with a scope it gets edged out by my Walther LG400 for precision groups. However, when standing freehand my skills are not good enough to tell the difference. The Crosman is so light that I like to add weight...

Glad to see it worked out for you. I was looking really close at the FWB Universal recently; and a bunch of other ten meter rifles. I ended up going with a Walther LG400. How do you like your FWB overall? Kenny

I’ve used Crosman, Daisy and Umarex and haven’t really noticed any difference. I use a lot more Crosman though because of the larger 40 cartridge box available at Walmart. Better economics with the large box. I’ve never come across an empty cartridge from any of the brands. Kenny

In my opinion an FX Crown MK2 in .177 would serve you well as a dual purpose rifle. It won’t be the perfect rifle for for either pesting or Field Target; but it will straddle that line well. I have two Crown MK2 rifles. One in .22 for hunting/ pesting and another in .177 that I use for...

Do the 3/8" gongs move much when hit by pellets? I wonder if my Panthera shooting .22 slugs could swing those around. What caliber are you hitting them with? Kenny

Just a simple air rifle silhouette course is challenge enough for me. Doesn’t sound like much on the surface; but when you’re standing there, holding your rifle freehand, trying to stay on a turkey at 37 yards, you will find plenty of challenge. Kenny

In my Walther LG400 and in my FWB 601 the H&N Finale Match Heavy perform very well. They are the best Wadcutter that I have tried so far. They performed better that RWS R10 for me. Kenny

Cool idea. They are a bit of a bi*ch to close aren’t they.

I should have framed my question more clearly. What I wanted to ask was if your expectation of it taking a couple months total time was due to the time to let each layer of oil dry properly before adding the next layer? Thanks. Kenny

Is that time frame to let the oil set and dry before adding each successive new layer?

Thank you. Now I have to work up the confidence to give it a try. :) Kenny

Can you please give a quick description of how you applied walnut oil to your stock. Can you let me know which exact oil you used? My HW30N arrived yesterday. It looks nice (not as nice as yours or a couple others I saw but still nice). It feels how you described yours. Very smooth but like it...

Sounds like it was tough work for you to build that range. I’m glad to hear that your Texan performed well. I hope that you make lots of fun memories shooting there with friends and family. Kenny

Welcome to the family. You've picked a great place to hang out. Most of the members are very friendly and willing to help out whenever they can. I'm on the opposite end of the country so I can't answer your range question. Kenny

Clovis here. You’re welcome to check out some pcp air rifles if you’d like. Mine are all smaller caliber though. .22 and .177. I do have one .25. Kenny

Where are you in California? I'm in the Central Valley area. Kenny

Are the photos that you posted earlier today taken after you applied the walnut oil? Did you take any photos before the oil. Thanks, Kenny

131 yards on a mouse is definitely something to be proud of. Nice shot! Kenny

That is just beautiful. You are giving me great hope for mine. Most all the HW30N rifles I’ve seen so far are great. Kenny

Yes. I did order one. I’ll share some photos when it gets here. Kenny