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Hector, welcome to our HAM Community. I know that I've seem your name on one of the other foems, so come and join our conversations as well.. Lots of information here and we're growing every day. Orv.

I purchased the Athlon Radar Chronograph and have loved it's simplicity ever since. It sets right on the shooting table next to my rifle, attached via Bluetooth and gives me all to information my heart could desire. I just keep the information in a file for each of my guns . . . sorta like a...

A few years ago, make that 5 or 6 years, I purchased a new Sig Saur P320 pellet pistol. I especially wanted one as it was just like the US Army P17. My son's are both Army officers, so this was a way to get up on my handgun training. Boy what a disappointment. This Sig pelletgun came with a 30...

A fellow Shellback here. 1967, USN on the way from 'Nam to Australia for some R&R and Back to 'Nam. Orv.

Oh ya, great pictures too. Orv.

Well, my main rifles are as above, always in .22 cal. and generally at 25 and 50 yards. Hawke scopes are my chosen optic, Airmax, FFP, and something in the 4-16 x50 range work for me. Orv.

Whenever possible, I buy .22 cal airguns. Much easier on these old eyes and arthritic hands. The only .177 cal guns that I own are my handguns. Orv.

Scriv, you have some serious wood there. Orv.

I don't even know if I 'm allowed to post among all these PCPs, but my favorites are my TX200 & a close 2nd with my HW97K. These is peace in the world when I 'my out on the range. Orv.

My CO2 pistols are shot around 10 yards. My own accuracy is better a bit closer up. My CO2 pistols include: Colt 1911; Sig Saur P320: Colt SAA Peacemaker Revolver; Baretta 92FS. I haven't shot any of these in nearly 2 years. This is a good reminder for me. I haven't even shot my "carry"...

Scriv: the walnut you've displayed is absolutely amazing. I just hope that the laminated blue stock on my coming HW50S is as beautiful as yours. What do you ust to preserve and clean your stocks? Orv

Hey, Scriv . . . no fault here, I am just sharing my experience on how I've cared for the wood and metal on my guns & rifles. Orv.

Balistol has proven itself on each of my walnut or beech stocks. Wiping wood stocks down after cleansing, lubricated, and preserves the wood and blued metal on my guns. Read the label . . . Balistol is safe. Unfortunately, the only picture I have of a rifle is of me and my TX200 over six...

When I initially get into a new rifle, I remove it from the stock and lubricate all the places where metal rubs against metal with a molybedenum grease. The slide for the cocking shoe never seems to have any lubricate from the factory. Anyways, I carefully wipe the stock down with BLO (boiled...

Ja sur yu bet yr velcommin here. ( I'm a desert rat from So. Calif., so don't shoot me for trying, please). The HW50S and the HW30 are pretty easy to shoot, even for this very ancient 78 yr old. I bet that you'll figure those out and be begging to shoot met Hw50s, my AA TX200 and my sweet HW97K...

Sears & Roebuck sold pellet guns back in the '60s. They may have been sold under the Ted Williams name. Ahhh, those were the days my friend.