There’s nothing wrong with a 77.Today is shot my HW77K. Great rifle! I also shot 3 pcps and mounted a scope on another pcp but I can't talk about that here....
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PCP Death by unga bunga. (Joke) Crow
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What springer did you shoot today?
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PCP Death by unga bunga. (Joke) Crow
That’s a great challenge, knock the paint off the spinner. Thanks for idea. Have over 150 spinners up. Marathon.
I try to cut cans in half with least amount of lead. Pork and bean can size. My best is a tie, 37 with two rifles, both .22. Crow
I try to cut cans in half with least amount of lead. Pork and bean can size. My best is a tie, 37 with two rifles, both .22. Crow
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What a great photo of a great rifle... really like your composition there, good jobToday is shot my HW77K. Great rifle! I also shot 3 pcps and mounted a scope on another pcp but I can't talk about that here....
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I'm going to really like this Diana 54 , after about a 3 month stint at the Gym every day .
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If you wanna workout I‘ll loan you my 90 at full power. Save you gym costs. You’ll have muscles on you ears. Crow
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None so far today, I did get out this morning and did some trimming with a weed eater, and will mow in a little bit. By the time I finish will probably be a bit on the tired side and may not shoot at all, I do need to stay inside and complete some required continuing education courses to renew my pharmacists licenses.
Yesterday I shot my HW 77 and 57, all offhand shooting.
Yesterday I shot my HW 77 and 57, all offhand shooting.
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Today it was the Gamo Swarm Maxxim.
I've only owned it for about 6 weeks now.
What I like; it's light, 10 shots on tap, smooth shooting cycle, price to performance ratio is excellent (plus the scope that comes with it is adequate), constant .75" groups @ 30 yards with H&N Baracuda's.
What I don't like; the magazine will sometimes drop pellets when cocking (I've dry fired a few times because of this), the second stage (although adjustable) has way way to much creep even with the adjustment maxed out.
But overall it's a good shooter and I wouldn't hesitate to use it for squirrel hunting.
I've only owned it for about 6 weeks now.
What I like; it's light, 10 shots on tap, smooth shooting cycle, price to performance ratio is excellent (plus the scope that comes with it is adequate), constant .75" groups @ 30 yards with H&N Baracuda's.
What I don't like; the magazine will sometimes drop pellets when cocking (I've dry fired a few times because of this), the second stage (although adjustable) has way way to much creep even with the adjustment maxed out.
But overall it's a good shooter and I wouldn't hesitate to use it for squirrel hunting.
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I grabbed the R-9 2nite after work. The last 2 times I've had it out it did not behave like it did before. So I shot it and then my HW 50. To see if it was me. Nope, I'm still me. (darn it) lol. I need to pull the scope from the HW50 and set it on the R-9. Both are Hawke 2-7 X 32 AMX. I've noticed I can't shoot at night very long before eye fatigue becomes a factor for me.
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Beeman R9 .177 in my workplace basement range. Initial 10m sight-in for my old CP 4-16x40 AO scope. Fine tune this weekend at gun club.
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Shooting my motorhead rebuilt Diana Air King 54. He put a D48 spring to bring it to 17 FTpounds of energy, it had been a 12 FtPound rifle. He also tuned the trigger.
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