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I recall discussing something like that with Tim a long while back. (Yeah, he's not real good at holding back his feelings.) He thought that it was something I shouldn't bother with. The steel that those triggers are made with is heat-treated high carbon, so they're pretty hard, but they can...

I don't know about the others, but the Caldwell says accurate to .25% on the box. I can't imagine that temp or pressure can have much effect on the instrument itself, but they sure can on the rifle/pistol. As Avator said, consistency is most important. Cheers, J~

You'll find more info on the Crosman 114 here - https://support.crosman.com/hc/en-us/articles/203543140-114-Owner-s-Manual-1950-1955 A little dinking around on their website will probably tell you all you want to know. Cool rifle! Here too. -...

Well... You've sold me on not getting a PCP arm. Cheers, J~

Grapes, acorns and asian pears are everywhere here this time of year. Cheers, J~

Good thread. My Sheridan identifies as a fifth generation Toyota Hi-Lux (pickup truck) with a 22r engine. I've had a Corolla and a Tercel. (Did you know that you can put a new clutch in a Tercel without pulling the engine?) Cheers, J~

Nice! Cheers, J~

Torque specs are a good thing to know. Clean mating surfaces matter too. Cheers, J~

Is this an engine knock? I swear I hear a knock. In a near new and well maintained engine. Still under warranty.

It looks like an alignment issue. I'd look at the magazine each time I cocked it to make sure that the pellets are aligned with the bore. There's probably one hole that doesn't quite line up. Are one in six or so shots not as accurate? Cheers, J~

The rear sight is held on by the tension applied to the wedges lodged between the tube and barrel. You can pull the scope mount off and then drive it to the rear. That will push it backward off of the wedges. I put electrical tape on the barrel to prevent scratches and use gentle taps with a...

That's cool! If it ain't broke (anymore) don't replace it. Cheers, J~

Yeah, that confused me as well. (I had to look them up.) He meant Benjamin-Sheridans. I don't consider them to be Sheridans because they're a mash up of Sheridan and Benjamin designs. Cheers, J~

Three or four pumps is plenty for plinking. Here's what I've compiled with what I have. This gun is a little bit tired. I'm not aware of any that aren't 20 caliber. Cheers, J~

I've always admired Daisy's commitment to safety and their unabashed patriotism. Their presence on X is first class. Cheers, J~

Audio holds the answer that you're looking for. Record it shooting a given number of shots. Then pull up the audio file up in Audacity (it's free) and see how long they took. Cheers, J~