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I would say no standard black widow will suit 8mm steel . Black widow bands I would say are good for shooting rocks and heavy ammo . The pouch is to heavy and the bands have a heavy pull . You have to balance your bands with your ammo , to shoot 8mm you will have make your own bands for the best results and they will need to be a lot lighter weight than black widow bands . I will think all black widow bands will shoot 8mm at the same speed ,

as above the scope is gone get a new one , my brother had a similar problem with a scope . I did have a little look inside but gave up , you could have a look and find what is loose . You may be lucky but I will say it wont hold the zero as it is .

I have one it seems fine , my friend got the cheapest cheapest one he could it never worked well and failed soon, he then got a second one at the usual price it seems to be working fine . I dont think threads will match the pump is npt and the hw100 connector is bsp but they will connect with a foster connector

my father in 1960s was driving around an outer london area called West Drayton with his friend and two shot guns in his car looking for somewhere to shoot . The police notice his suspicious behaviour and asked what he was doing . When he told the police what he was up to , they replied you cannot go shooting round here , the police then took my father and his friend a few miles away to an undeveloped area in a place called Gerrards Cross and directed them to go shooting there .

I live in west London I never saw squirrels in this location in the 70' or 80's in the early 70s every one and their mum had an air gun . Today squirrels are every where round here , air guns are not so common today , no squirrel control at all , the RSPCA just hyping stuff up to get donations .

you just have to be old enough

does any one know what the tx 200 compression tube made of . I feel it is polished stainless steel I am asking because mine has some funny stain in the breech area , I want to polish it out when I take the gun apart. I got the gun second hand with the mark

I have just got a tx 200 sr from a gun fair , it had a lot of faults that have all been sorted out . The gun is stupidly accurate shooting flat in my 13 yard indoor range at home , I was just wondering if anyone has had experience shooting this gun up or down hill at say a 45 deg angle . I have not had the chance to shoot the gun up or down hill yet , if there is any one who has shot this gun in these conditions and can tell me how this sledge system behaves that would be interesting . or I guess similarly the diana airking

you need to chrony the gut , not to check for max power but for shot to shot consistency .

if the barrel locks up different from time to time .., do you get two different groups that may prove that . have you shot it over a chrono . Is the crown of the barrel ok . I had a gun once the breech bit of the barrel where you push in the pellet was done badly and there was a few burs left in the barrel at the start of the rifling , so each pellet got a few deep cuts on the side of the pellet . I discovered this by pushing a pellet slowly down the barrel and looking at the rifling marks left on the pellet .

push them out with a long piece of brass rod if you can get some, or straitened out a coat hanger or similar wire BUT COAT THE WIRE WITH ELECTRICAL TAPE OR SIMILAR so as not to damage the barrel . This is what I would do and have done I am not saying this is the correct method ,

has anyone ever tested the ground water under historic shot gun shooting clubs , were tons of lead shot must have been shot over the years . This will give some information as to the possibility of pollution by lead from shot , I would suggest it has been done already and no pollution has been found , if pollution was found every one would know . With the lead in tap water because of lead pipes I do wonder about but I do wonder more about the plastic in tap water to day .

chronograph . it may seem like and expense but once you have one you think how did I do this shooting thing with out one , I will bet most people here have one . A chorno will show you exactly what is happening with your gun , if the pellet comes out of your gun at a constant speed you then know there is nothing wrong with your guns mechanism I would say that is something you should check if you think the sound of the gun is changing . If the guns action is fine accuracy is the problem you have a lot of possibilities . loose or damaged scope . air arms has a thin barrel and the barrel band can

I want to know what thickness of one strip of GZK green 15mm wide would be similar to two strips of theraband gold 15mm wide . I am shooting two strips of 15mm theraband on each side at present I just want to do a straight swap .At a guess I was thinking .76 GZK green .

if it,s working it will shoot pigeons no problem . I had a little experience with a gas strut brake barrel not this gun , the gas strut started to leak so the gun lost power . Saying that when the gun lost power it would have still had the power to knock off some pigeons from a roof if the gun holds zero . If it shoots at full power you may have a problem with where the pellet goes after you shoot the pigeon . if you don't shoot spring air guns to shoot it accurately you hold the gun very loosely against your shoulder and let the gun move how it wants to after you pull the trigger there are l