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I might add that it will help to lightly grease the o-rings on the probe with silicone grease. That immediately helped with my HW44 fill. Apparently there was air leaking out at the probe area.

I've heard that before! Wait! I've said that myself! 😂🫢😅

and you thought a couple airguns were enough? Good luck on that. Welcome to enablers central 😂

From my experience, the legs won't be an issue, no matter the brand. But the ball head will be your downfall. Unless you get a high quality ballhead with large ball/gripping surface, the gun will want to move and shake no matter the rear rest. Here is my setup with an Arca Swiss ballhead and...

I'm 80 and have arthritis, yet I have no problems loading 177. Think it’s just a dexterity thing. Or maybe magazine design?

Yep, that’ll be one hole. Did you measure size of hole and compare to size of pellet? Just curious.

Ouch! That gun'l shoot! Nice card.

How does it shoot? That's the important thing.

You are blessed with such a range. Mine is but 7 yards and only available on non-laundry days!

Thank you for that vote of confidence. Going to have to start shooting between bulls to use more paper! 😂

Go to Home Depot and buy a bag of shredded tire mulch. Will last forever. Put it in the tub.

Thomas, I don't mean to second guess your trigger process but have a look at this article and see if it describes what’s going on https://www.targetbarn.com/broad-side/trigger-finger-placement/

Guess that's why I don't shoot Crossman. Keep in mind most airgun shooters are happy to just hit a soda can at 25 yards or the corner of a gong at 50/100 yards. Those fliers would have done the job with those shooters. As we move more and more to sub moa teeny distances, what is a flier to us...

I tried this last summer at 25 yards and it wasn't too bad.

Doing a little bullseye shooting - not 20 yards as per the target scaling, but at 7 yards - my limit. This is with Baracuda FT 9.57 straight from tin.

Obviously looks aren't everything. You have your pistol so tightly tuned that any variation might account for a flier.

Thomas, have you tried weighing them to see if any are wildly outside weight claim on tins?

Agree and also MOA for group size is a mere .1” at 10 yards (approx.) There are so many here poo-pooing shooting at close distances because they are happy just hitting the corner of a gong at 50-100 yards. Hitting exact center bullseye with groups under MOA at close distances is pretty...

A little "spray and pray" for this morning. This was third card - first two needed rezero for windage. This was the HW44 22cal freehand. Scoring error — should be 87!