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I load the same bullet (124 fmj rn) at 1.120 so it will fir through my big mags with extensions. All I shoot now is a pcc, but when I shot a few pistols I loaded at 1.130 and they worked fine. After reading one of the several myth buster threads here by LIVELIFE (sp) about seating depth and...

The myth that as a 71 yo B class shooter I can keep up with the young M and GM shooters. Oh wait, maybe that was a dream...

Humm, bounce back open sure doesn't sound right.

Grasping at straws but, are your screws that hold the stock to the action all tight? Especially the ones on the trigger guard.

I have the 1911 style and it works fine for me. I agree, trying to peck peck peck them up is a major pita.

Ray, your 54 is a magnum springer and a damn good one too. Don't let anyone tell you it can't be accurate. There are a lot of good scopes that would fit your criteria. I suggest going to Airgun Nation forum and check out the optics/scopes sub forum. Your head will soon be swimming with options.

OK, thanks. I thought I had seen something like that once, but I've slept since then, so....

I have a load for my 9mm pcc for steel challenge using titegroup and RMR 95gr FMJ bullets. Since they are so far behind they don't list those bullets on the site now. I see i can get some Berrys hollow base 100 gr bullets. Do I need to make any big adjustment for loading with hollow base vs flat...

My 10-22 likes anything high velocity, 1260 or above. Anything slower and I get misfeeds. The federal automatch is borderline for me. I only use it for practice, what little there is of that.

I'm not a gamer, wouldn't even know where to begin, but I could see it being fun.

I don't know about prices, but this forum has a B&S forum. Also Air gun Nation forum and Gateway to airguns also have B&S forums. You have to join and have some # of posts though, but that's easy enough.

I forgot I had posted his. Glad to see I'm not alone. As someone said it is kind of an addiction. I'm getting better at it now that I have a good amount, but the urge is still there if I see some just laying there.

Are clucking quietly now to ourselves. As I see the price of brass up high like everything else now I think of the teasing I got for being a brass chicken.

I use the rubber mulch too. I put it in a plastic bin with snap on lids. Cut out the middle of the lid and put a piece of cardboard under the lid to hold the mulch in and fasten a target to. I have two sizes, a small one for indoor at 12 yds and a bigger one for outdoors 20yds. My small one is...

Check out youtube. There are plenty of videos on rebuilding any airgun out there. Also Air gun nation and gateway to airgins are good forums to get info.

From what I've read the hand pump takes a lot of work. Sounds like something for the young and fit.

I just got into air rifles myself. From what I have learned so far $500 is not very much for pcp with decent scope. And then there's whatever method you choose to fill it with-hand pump, scuba tank, or compressor- more money. I started with a Gamo swarm fusion, but there are a lot of choices in...

For God knows why I just bought a "decent" air gun a couple of weeks ago, a Gamo swarm fusion gen 2. I'm having a ball with it. I called myself doing research before I bought it, but the more I read and study about airguns I now realize I only scratched the surface in my research. Now there are...

When I first got my LCT they did not have the drum yet. I saw right away that the disc system was a huge pita. I bought the "perfect adaptor" which allows the use of my RCBS uniflow (or any) powder measure on the press. When the turret rotates around to that station I just flip the knob up then...

IIRC, the local paper here said it would be after the first of the year before they get going again. But it's a ray of hope anyway.