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Posts posted by Jonjon79
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Hello Jonjon and Mac, stick around I'm going to need you two when I've bought one and messed it up with a tune up, cheers lad's for the help
No worries mate. Feel free to pm whenever - Always happy to help
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I fitted an ox square section spring to a rws 52 and it was like shooting a pogo stick and it was hot even after a lot of trimming. I fitted their ultra premium kit with ptfe spring guides afterwards and it was a lot better and very consistent.
Never tried an Ox but, I've heard they can add a lot of power and be difficult to tame.
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Titan springs seem good MarkHmmm cheers Tom.
They are also advertising a third spring for the same job,- a Titan spring ?
Thoughts please lads ?
..... well engineered and treated if the sales blurb is accurate.
I put one in my TX about 1500 shots ago and its doing well. There's nothing wrong with my AA spring - I just like to experiment.
Also, I know a good man who swears by red rubber grease on the spring. He has warned me to use it sparingly though as it can push up the fps.
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Beautiful pics
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They're nice to shoulder. The stippling on the grip and under the fore end seem to be in the perfect place.I'm same Jon Jon love the look of the 98 like the stock shrouded barrel heavy like the like the look of that sfs imp aswell though bit lighter for lugging about atb
Plus I do like heavy springers.
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I keep looking at the 98.
My rfd has got a used one in really good nick. That fecker will skint me
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your not wrong!!
there pricey little feckers too...15quid for 200
I know mate - it's been a blessing in disguise that they're poor through most rifles
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I don't know for sure but, nowadays, anything's possible - there's loads of kit and tuners out there that could probably sort a gauge.
From those pictures, I think you sould buy it
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Nice one Meg
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An A&M Marksman on my .22 TX makes a very small difference in noise when I'm stood 30yrds away - We tested it at the range last week. With or without, the actual noise from the rifle was very quiet.
Adding the silencer did drop my POI by around 3/4" at 30yrds.
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might have to give the hornets a blast jon
been out this morning the weather was sh!te so i didn't hang about long but the accupels dropped a crow no prob at about 40yrd
first time I've ever used them for hunting!
take a few out of the tin and give them a light spray of oil.. see if it makes any difference
atb si
Cheers Si, I'll give that a whirl
These hornets are nasty little things with their brass tips. They'd be devastating if they were more accurate. I've tried both calibres in a fair few rifles and, they're usually all over the place.
But, this S10 seems to have a few surprises for me. I'll try them at different ranges and see how they get on
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Have you tried the polymag short Jon, they cycle in most mags.
Phil
The .177 shorts did well in my .177 HW100 out to 40yrds.
These .22s are standards that I bought to try in my TX but, they didn't do very well at all.
I might buy some shorts to try in this S10.
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Just been told the modern way is to wear your onesies under your DPM's.
If I ever wear a onesie I hope someone from this forum is good enough to do their civic duty and come to Swindon and euthenise me
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Well you learn something new every day - I always thought of Muntjac as timid hiders.
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The previous owner might have had weights in those holes. It's the only reason I can think of.
As DJ says, try to knock him down a bit more
Good luck
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The real surprise of the morning was these ......H&N Hornet. They've always been shite in anything I've tested them in, .177 & .22 (Apart from a .177 Edgun Lelya).
I wanted to test Polymags but, they won't cycle in the mag because of their length.
These Hornets did well at 28yrds and, they drilled right through nearly 3" of brochures and into a breeze block wall behind.
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I popped back into my favourite RFD for something to cover my hands and face while out hunting squirrel and pigeon.
While I was there, I got talking to Paul, he runs the place and is a really good bloke. Anyway, it turns out that one of his favourite hunting tools is a .22 S10. As well as giving me the recent service sheet for my S10, he also recommended trying Accupells.
Until now, I'd tried AA Field, JSB Exact and JSB RS. RS giving the best accuracy and grouping over various distances........
(Apologies for the poor quality pics)
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my nan use to give me brandy and warm water when i was a kid to make me puke!!
Ah yes, a wee snifter to warm the cockles. My grandad swore by his old hip flask. I remember sharing a nip of his brandy when I went with him to check his snares one January morning. I think I was about 8yrs oldFLASK OF HOT COFFEE OR TEA
OR SOME THING STRONGER IF YOUR NOT DRIVING
ATVBMAC :thumbs:
I don't do do very well with alcohol in the cold - I'd be leaving scent marks around my permission all night
its ruined me for nights out now
I remember it made me shudder and made grandad laugh
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Yeah, feck sake Joe!
Enjoy mate
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FLASK OF HOT COFFEE OR TEA
OR SOME THING STRONGER IF YOUR NOT DRIVING
ATVBMAC :thumbs:
Ah yes, a wee snifter to warm the cockles. My grandad swore by his old hip flask. I remember sharing a nip of his brandy when I went with him to check his snares one January morning. I think I was about 8yrs old
I don't do do very well with alcohol in the cold - I'd be leaving scent marks around my permission all night
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I think the dog's wondering what you're doing with the camera
..... Good picture.
A mate at work is waiting her to go pick hers up. I was showing her some of your pictures - she loved them
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Nice work Ftm - I love dead Magpies
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Beast Of Buckinghamshire
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I was walking along an overgrown disused road one night at about 1am. Me and a friend had rifles and nv. A Muntjac barked in the copse about 2mtrs away from us.
My mate nearly shat himself, I fell about laughing.
I'll be a bit more wary next time.
We see them quite often when we're out.