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What'cha doing air gun related today?
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.old navy
HAM Sharp Shooter
I see a lot of people talking about Tuning, scopes, bags, pellets, and guns trying to get better groups.
I dont care what you have, if you dont have a steady to shoot from you cant be accurate.
It took time to realize my groups could only be as good as i could hold steady, shakey tables just dont work, you need a solid platform. I took my clamping horse and made a top that can be removed for transport, a simple I beam out of 2x4s gave stiffness and easy clamping, but very sturdy and portable
I dont care what you have, if you dont have a steady to shoot from you cant be accurate.
It took time to realize my groups could only be as good as i could hold steady, shakey tables just dont work, you need a solid platform. I took my clamping horse and made a top that can be removed for transport, a simple I beam out of 2x4s gave stiffness and easy clamping, but very sturdy and portable
old navy
HAM Sharp Shooter
Dadwag
HAM Sharp Shooter
Went to my local Walmart today to check on t.he AG section. Quite surprised from my last visit. Several different air rifles, all pretty much in the budget friendly range. I also saw the Exacts and the Hades that several of our members have spoke of. I did pick up some CPHP’s mainly because of the new reduced weight. 7.6 r.i.p 7.9 . The weights measured out fairly uniform around 7.6, looks like the took the weight via deeper pockets in skirt ad hollow point. They do shoot fairly well. POI lifted about 1/2 “ at 35 yds. Didn’t chrono them yet. That was my Saturday morning
Stay well all
Stay well allNice shooting platform. Thanks for sharing the pictures
Murfdurf82
HAM Sniper
Shaved the plenum hole for my Nova Liberty .177 wood stock. 1.5-2 hours but it fits. After I installed I realize the mounting screws are all a hair off so I'll have to remove it one more time and shave more toward the trigger. I'm going to gently shoot and chrono first. I believe I need to trim the hammer spring. So until then I won't finish the trigger guard. It looks so much better. Now my arm may be a limp noodle from the wood work but it's just fine to shoot. Oh the degas screw needs replaced as well since the wood versions are shorter.
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Billm
Grand HAMster
That is crazy.
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