I would have guessed tickled blue. Guess I've gone color blind.Thank you. That HW50S has really surprised me. Tickled pink with it.
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I would have guessed tickled blue. Guess I've gone color blind.Thank you. That HW50S has really surprised me. Tickled pink with it.
Shot 35-70 yards last few days. About 500 shots between 177 and 22. CPHP, jts 18gr, Ruger super point 17 gr, h & n 21.14s and apolo 25.4. 177 I shot apolo 10.05, jsb 16.2. the barrel of the 177 Liberty needs cleaned l, chronographed, tuned/ported but it is powerful for just adding a few shims to the hammer spring and nothing else. The 22 is getting tore apart, ported and eventually a wood stock but it's more accurate currently. I'll chrono both when I get back to Omaha and go from there. The notos...well I shot it 20 times and didn't feel like filling it up. It's much more fun hand pumping every so often than every 20 shots. I think I may sell it.I was able to plink the 22 Nova liberty for the 1st time with a few different pellets and the action is so smooth. This is the 1st shooting of this rifle I've been able to do. The wood stock broke when I purchased the rifle and I didn't insure it and haven't tried to repair it. So I removed the plastic stock on the 177 Liberty to test it out. I'm buying a hopefully good looking piece of walnut tomorrow from a friend in the area and I'll bring it home and make a new stock....in the meantime it was accurate to 25 yards plinking 3 inch hanging targets so I'll see what it has tomorrow. Maybe turn the regulator up too if I have time.
It's been too long since I left Omaha. Glad you were able to get lots of time in with the guns down in Arkansas.Shot 35-70 yards last few days. About 500 shots between 177 and 22. CPHP, jts 18gr, Ruger super point 17 gr, h & n 21.14s and apolo 25.4. 177 I shot apolo 10.05, jsb 16.2. the barrel of the 177 Liberty needs cleaned l, chronographed, tuned/ported but it is powerful for just adding a few shims to the hammer spring and nothing else. The 22 is getting tore apart, ported and eventually a wood stock but it's more accurate currently. I'll chrono both when I get back to Omaha and go from there. The notos...well I shot it 20 times and didn't feel like filling it up. It's much more fun hand pumping every so often than every 20 shots. I think I may sell it.
A fellow air gunner in Omaha! And it was nice. The quiet country is something I missed.It's been too long since I left Omaha. Glad you were able to get lots of time in with the guns down in Arkansas.



I'm no longer there, but born and lived there until 1996. Mike Tiehen of Air Gun Mods is in Omaha though, he has some great accessories and just "down the street" from you. I haven't done so yet, but I hear he loves to chat about airguns if you call.A fellow air gunner in Omaha! And it was nice. The quiet country is something I missed.

Love my Pard DS35-70 NV scope! Works so great in the day as well as night. So easy to adjust too. You are the ammo king brother!Today I adjusted the Pard DS35 on my leshiy so I can fit the lens cap that limits light during the day. Not difficult with adjustable scope rings, but I had to make a few adjustments before zeroing the scope. She’s back sending 25 cal Hades on target. Love this gun.
I cleaned and organized my shed today. I started to inventory my 177 pellets. I took photos and I am trying to leverage ChatGPT to create a spreadsheet.
So I haven't included a bunch of wadcutters that I have somewhere else.
Inventory today is 35,100 pellets in 177.
Edit. I forgot the Vogel bulk wadcutters i bought in a 6k pack, probably still have 5700 left.
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Quite the backdrop on the photos!Went out to the hills with the boys to do some coyote calling.. weather was erratic and mostly bad but we did call one in on Friday.
I was working the remote so he wouldn’t have been mine to shoot but he was no dummy. He came in super slow across the valley. Spotted at 500y or so and in this video he’s about 340 away. He got to about 280y or so and bolted. I stopped him with a whistle at like 400y and my buddy, shooting .223, missed a little left and then there was no stopping the coyote again.
But beyond that I had some nice terrain to do some plinking and I’ve got the 71gr Hybrid boat tail from BARS dialed in on the Zulus v2…I’ve tested the ballistic calculator out to 250y and it still makes me giggle every time.
890fps and I’m getting a .19 BC on those bad boys so still getting 92fpe at 200y! The barrel change on this gun is the best thing I could’ve done with this gun. Haha part of me has a little FOMO from not getting 31” barrel and the extra power. But that’s first world problems
SW Utah is a beautiful place! I consider myself very lucky that I get to live and hunt in such a beautiful location. The main drawback is that everyone else around here agrees so shooting these highly pressured coyotes is hard.Quite the backdrop on the photos!



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