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I've never had really great groups with heavies in my 97K. The best groups I ever shot with my 97K were with the JSB 8.44, but then they started making them looser fitting. So I switched to QYS 8.48 and they fit and group great. Of course this just my particular 97K. The 77K I had, but later sold, it liked crosman premier 7.9 in the brown box, I tried many pellets in that rifle, crazy huh.Shot my HW97 this morning. I started out with the AAs 10.3gr but couldnt get them to group well, I figured it was me not shooting springers all that well then I decited to try some H&N Field target 8.64gr. The first thing I noticed was a much tighter fit and after a few adjustments on the terrets I started to get some decent groups. The scattered shots were mostly the AA's and a few adjustments shots. These were 0'ed shot at 33yards and I was able to hit some 2 inch spinners pretty consistently @ 60 yards.
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I have heard the Crosman's shoot well, one of these days I need to give them a try. Never heard of QYS till now. Pyramyd's mighty proud of them @ $20.00 a tin.I've never had really great groups with heavies in my 97K. The best groups I ever shot with my 97K were with the JSB 8.44, but then they started making them looser fitting. So I switched to QYS 8.48 and they fit and group great. Of course this just my particular 97K. The 77K I had, but later sold, it liked crosman premier 7.9 in the brown box, I tried many pellets in that rifle, crazy huh.
Trust me try a tin of the QYS 8.48's. The brown box premiers 7.9 are no longer sold, but they do still make similar crosmans. They were a hard pellet and foul the bore quickly. I have a box of premiers left over if you're interested in them. Benjamin makes a new pellet from single dies similar to crosman premiers as well, but I haven't tried any, not sure what weights these are.I have heard the Crosman's shoot well, one of these days I need to give them a try. Never heard of QYS till now. Pyramyd's mighty proud of them @ $20.00 a tin.
Mine too.Got out for an evening shoot. Sat out front all day and watched the boats go by. Saw a few American flags on the back.
I thought I liked this gun in .22 cal. Shot this .177 again. It’s, good enough for the girls I go out with. View attachment 479700It’s a lazor. This is 15 shots 47 yds. View attachment 479702One of my favorites. Crow
Sorry for the rookie question. But what model is it? Side Lever?Got out for an evening shoot. Sat out front all day and watched the boats go by. Saw a few American flags on the back.
I thought I liked this gun in .22 cal. Shot this .177 again. It’s, good enough for the girls I go out with. View attachment 479700It’s a lazor. This is 15 shots 47 yds. View attachment 479702One of my favorites. Crow
It’s an Air Arms Pro Sport. Still in production. It’s an underlever. The way they hid the lever is ingenious. It’s easlily the sweetest looking air rifle.Sorry for the rookie question. But what model is it? Side Lever?
Some day….It’s an Air Arms Pro Sport. Still in production. It’s an underlever. The way they hid the lever is ingenious. It’s easlily the sweetest looking air rifle.
It’s on left a TX on right. View attachment 479737That silver bar is the lever. Clean. Crow
sweet!It’s an Air Arms Pro Sport. Still in production. It’s an underlever. The way they hid the lever is ingenious. It’s easlily the sweetest looking air rifle.
It’s on left a TX on right. View attachment 479737That silver bar is the lever. Clean. Crow
coolYup I shot the ole Daisy springer today.
A Pint sized little gun. A Red Tyder Wana be. Lol
My Grandson an I had some shooting time.View attachment 479926
How does the rifle stay on there? It looks like the balance point would be closer to the trigger guard.FWB300S today
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I added a tin of the QYS 8.48 to an existing order/back order, should be here soon.Trust me try a tin of the QYS 8.48's. The brown box premiers 7.9 are no longer sold, but they do still make similar crosmans. They were a hard pellet and foul the bore quickly. I have a box of premiers left over if you're interested in them. Benjamin makes a new pellet from single dies similar to crosman premiers as well, but I haven't tried any, not sure what weights these are.