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Hatsan Mod 25 Supertact
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Further inspection shows me that they sent a newer gun. Last one was production date stamped with 10/21.
This one is stamped with 06/22.
So they must've not been able to fix the problem on the older ones but then figured it out, and made newer ones??
Now I gotta call someone and find an indoor spot to test this thing fully*it's misting, breezy a bit and cold outside
Wouldn't care of it was just cold but I'm not gunna get wet and cold just to test this thing lmao
oohh life
This one is stamped with 06/22.
So they must've not been able to fix the problem on the older ones but then figured it out, and made newer ones??
Now I gotta call someone and find an indoor spot to test this thing fully*it's misting, breezy a bit and cold outside
Wouldn't care of it was just cold but I'm not gunna get wet and cold just to test this thing lmao
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So far so good
Could not for the life of me decide on an optic
Bunch of tinkering around pics lol
Last night my lady asked; are you OK? Yea I'm great why*as I tinker away*
She said look at the clock; i had been tinkering around for 4 hours
Could not for the life of me decide on an optic
Bunch of tinkering around pics lol
Last night my lady asked; are you OK? Yea I'm great why*as I tinker away*
She said look at the clock; i had been tinkering around for 4 hours
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What ever you decide, clean the rail and apply some cutting compound of some type to keep the optic from moving..
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Me, id just shoot it off its own sights .Cutting compound??
I think just clean the oils off and out of the dovetail . Me, just a clean patch and use my knife or fingernail to get the dovetail cuts clean and dry of oils / grime... Then proper toque method tighting all up..
Though i dont think id have much confidence in some of that mounting above clean or not... Pretty unique id say .
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Valve grinding compound.. The grit bites into the dovetail and the mount.. That is what I use on hard recoiling springers..
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I actually want a riser so I can use the iron sights under the scope
Just need the risers. The one I have is picatinny. Put it on with adapters and yea alot of those mounts didn't want to stay. Mainly was just putting them on hand tight and shouldering it to get a feel for functionality
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I shot my 25sc today outside. I was using it indoor at 10m but it was nice so i had a 55 foot set up and popped a few at it before dark.. A little low and a shank or 2 but grouped fine enough on stock sights .
I never had good luck with risers or tall see through mounts.. then im not a big on optics .
I never had good luck with risers or tall see through mounts.. then im not a big on optics .
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I'm a regular iron sighter; just been trying to broaden the horizons
Good shooting!
Pic of yours?
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Has anyone here tried Powdered Rosin on a springer airgun rail or scope? That is what we used to use on scopes mounted to 50 BMG rifles to keep them from sliding forward, before Badger Ordnance and others came up with rings made for the 50 Browning. Never had an install slip with the rosin on mating surfaces. Without the rosin, the scope would move forward with every shot in the old Leupold Mk5 rings. It doesn't damage the finish and can be removed with solvent.
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Its just hardened pine tar/sap. Folks used to catface pine trees and harvest it in pans . I used ,/cowboys use it like on bullriding bullropes to keep there gripI'd give em all a go; never tried any of them
When you see a bull rider stroke his grip hand on the rope he has rosen on his glove palm and stroking the rope hard builds up good hot heat ( like causing rope burn,) that melts the rosen and he then grips the rope hard and its like glue before hes " tied on" to ride. Baseball players use it on bats and a bag is at the pitchers mound.
Here's a catface pine ..
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