Awsome!TX200 MKIII .177 at 50 yards. Using AA 10.3 sorted to 10.4 in 4.52mm will wax lube.
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Man you’re consistently deadly. Almost looks like same target. Practice, practice and practice.TX200 MKIII .177 at 50 yards. Using AA 10.3 sorted to 10.4 in 4.52mm will wax lube.
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What a score. Nice rifle. Enjoy. Thanks for sharing. CrowOn deck for today is the Daisy/Avanti 499b, P1 in .22, and Webley Tempest. I love the quirky nature of the 499b. A single shot muzzle-loading BB gun that is scary accurate and looks like a Red Ryder. It's one of my all time favorites.
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It's not a springer, but figured I'd mention my newly resealed Crosman Mk1. Taking it out again for a thorough workout today. For years, an old family friend would tell me about this Crosman pistol he had that quit working years ago. Didn't remember what model it was. Knowing my love of airguns, he said if he ever found it, I could have it. Well, he found it, and I was shocked to receive the gift of a complete Mk1 in fine condition, all it needed was a new set of seals, and a good cleaning. She's a real shooter, and a keeper-
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Thanks. Saw both of them. In 5 minutes I’m going to ask you to stop!The MK1 is such a cool pistol. Might have to add one someday. No springers last night, just CO2 pistols. But Crowski, this pic is for you. We had good music to listen to.
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Good stuff. My anthem this week has been “I Want My Dog to Live Longer” by Curtis Salgado and Alan Hager. Great song.Man you’re consistently deadly. Almost looks like same target. Practice, practice and practice.
Does the wax lube make a difference?
Reason I ask because I just got a few .20 cal. rifles and to put a round in it’s very tight in all of them. Sometimes I bent the skirt with my nail pushing it all the way in. But deadly accurate, nice grouping. I found loose fitting rounds unreliable. Crow
What a score. Nice rifle. Enjoy. Thanks for sharing. Crow
Thanks. Saw both of them. In 5 minutes I’m going to ask you to stop!
Here’s one for you, on now, a crowd pleaser try. “Murder by Love” by the Towler Brothers. The words are great and they mention a gun. Crow
What kind of accuracy at what distance are you getting with the Daisy 499? I have a Daisy 99 and need to know what I need to try to achieve.On deck for today is the Daisy/Avanti 499b, P1 in .22, and Webley Tempest. I love the quirky nature of the 499b. A single shot muzzle-loading BB gun that is scary accurate and looks like a Red Ryder. It's one of my all time favorites.
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It's not a springer, but figured I'd mention my newly resealed Crosman Mk1. Taking it out again for a thorough workout today. For years, an old family friend would tell me about this Crosman pistol he had that quit working years ago. Didn't remember what model it was. Knowing my love of airguns, he said if he ever found it, I could have it. Well, he found it, and I was shocked to receive the gift of a complete Mk1 in fine condition, all it needed was a new set of seals, and a good cleaning. She's a real shooter, and a keeper-
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The gun is built for 5 meter competition. At that range using Daisy precision ground shot, I can on a good day get dime sized groups offhand. Shooting from a sandbag with an artillery hold at 5 meters the BB's will go through one hole. Never shot it on paper past that distance. Just plinking offhand I can hit empty .410 shot shells at 15-20 yards all day long.What kind of accuracy at what distance are you getting with the Daisy 499? I have a Daisy 99 and need to know what I need to try to achieve.
Thanks. Going to have to try some time. Excellent shooting. CrowAs I noted in response to @crowski above I was shooting steel today. 50-yards.
I had inadvertently mixed 2 AA Field Heavy 10.3 lots when sorting which have somewhat different poi. Shooting them on paper was making me nuts as it exaggates small variations. So I switched to steel. The range has 12" plates and I set out some 1 inch flip targets, a 2 inch hanger and a 1inch hanger. I shot some 5 shots groups on the hangers and just shot the flips and reset.
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I'd read about the purported accuracy over the years. The stories are true. It's a real joy to shoot. Lightweight, effortless cocking, great trigger, well worth the money. Daisy does a great job with fit and finish on them as well.That's impressive for a smoothbore gun! I have wanted to pick up a 499 for years , I need to do that as they look like a lot of fun.
Fantastic accuracy. I am no where close. Wish the trigger pull was not so high.The gun is built for 5 meter competition. At that range using Daisy precision ground shot, I can on a good day get dime sized groups offhand. Shooting from a sandbag with an artillery hold at 5 meters the BB's will go through one hole. Never shot it on paper past that distance. Just plinking offhand I can hit empty .410 shot shells at 15-20 yards all day long.
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