N/A How do you make your PCP air rifles more forgiving to shoot?
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I showed my PCPs what happens to an unforgiving spring rifle when hit by a .45-70 bear load. After that my PCPs became much more forgiving and cooperative.
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sounds like a turd for a barrel
try holy water and a confessional?
well then,,, try pushing a pellet down the barrel and feel for bad spots
try holy water and a confessional?
well then,,, try pushing a pellet down the barrel and feel for bad spots
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I asked a question..Buy a springer , shoot a tin of pellets, throw the gun in the garbage and go to the bar. It’s cheaper and far less stress.
I laugh at PCP GUNNERS COMPLAINING. ..
by the way, the cheapest break barrel on PA is $99, $3.95 for the cheapest pellets, whatever you monthly/quarterly trash removal bill is, im not an alcoholic so i dont know the cost of booze these days but all said and done.. its NOT cheaper and buying a gun everytime i want to shoot sounds alot more stressful than being patient, using common sense, figuring out the issues, fix them and continue to blowout the bullseye, smiling every time i put the gun down
I laugh at PEOPLE WITH BIG EGOS ..
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No excuses.. just curious how other people make there guns more forgiving to shoot.. I do my part..
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When shooting rested not only the rifle should be rested, also your right elbow should be rested at the height of your arm, and your back should be firmly rested.
Many EBR shooter do not do that because they have a bipod and a rear bag... They expect the rifle to shoot by it self.
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I laugh at myself a lot.I asked a question..
by the way, the cheapest break barrel on PA is $99, $3.95 for the cheapest pellets, whatever you monthly/quarterly trash removal bill is, im not an alcoholic so i dont know the cost of booze these days but all said and done.. its NOT cheaper and buying a gun everytime i want to shoot sounds alot more stressful than being patient, using common sense, figuring out the issues, fix them and continue to blowout the bullseye, smiling every time i put the gun down
I laugh at PEOPLE WITH BIG EGOS ..
JackHughs
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breathing, consistency, and proper comfortable hold, Oh and don't drink two red bulls before target time.
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Tinker with it in an effort to "make it better" without any experience in airgun smithing and or the lack of proper tools.
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