Bit windy for a zeroing, but....

[mole trapper 1,694]

It was just too nice to not get a couple out for a plink. Decided these two needed airing as they've not been out of the cabinet for months.

 

[Rez 4,961]

Think your the only person I’ve seen with a twenty two LGU. 

Your garden back up to fields there I see?

[Jonjon79 13,358]

You've got a really nice place to shoot there

 

[j j m 6,566]

very nice mate

[The one 8,522]

I zero between two garages to stop the wind but dont the trees cut it down a bit mate ?.

 

[philpot 5,044]

Our new quarry perm offers a complete wind free corridor and I am loving it.

 

 

Phil

[Rez 4,961]

  On 27/04/2019 at 20:47, philpot said:

Our new quarry perm offers a complete wind free corridor and I am loving it.

 

 

Phil

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Looks great for a bit of roost shooting that

[mattwhite 1,993]

Im starting to feel like Danny, and packham is Victor Hazel looking at that wood

[mole trapper 1,694]

  On 27/04/2019 at 19:01, Rez said:

Think your the only person I’ve seen with a twenty two LGU. 

Your garden back up to fields there I see?

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The field is mine. That bit I use as the air rifle range is 68 yds to the small hedge.

[mark williams 7,563]

Lovely place you have there Jamie 

               I once owned the Walther Master Pro in .177.

               Which do you prefer mate ?

[philpot 5,044]

  On 27/04/2019 at 22:09, Rez said:

Looks great for a bit of roost shooting that

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Don't rub it in, I know that only too well 

Phil

[mole trapper 1,694]

  On 28/04/2019 at 08:26, mark williams said:

Lovely place you have there Jamie 

               I once owned the Walther Master Pro in .177.

               Which do you prefer mate ?

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Morning mark,

I can say without a doubt I prefer the lgu by a country mile. One day I will get around to stripping the lgv and lube and polish etc and I'm sure it will be nicer.

Obviously being .22 the lgu is always going to be sweeter to shoot than the .177 lgv, but I feel it needs a bit of work done and it will / should be a lot softer hot cycle.

[mark williams 7,563]

  On 28/04/2019 at 09:41, mole trapper said:

Morning mark,

I can say without a doubt I prefer the lgu by a country mile. One day I will get around to stripping the lgv and lube and polish etc and I'm sure it will be nicer.

Obviously being .22 the lgu is always going to be sweeter to shoot than the .177 lgv, but I feel it needs a bit of work done and it will / should be a lot softer hot cycle.

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Hi Jamie,

                I`m very sure i read somewhere that the LGV when stripped and lubed correctly is transformed if the TX 200 main spring is installed,- sure i read that from one of the Air gun magazines  i never buy .

[mole trapper 1,694]

  On 28/04/2019 at 11:28, mark williams said:

Hi Jamie,

                I`m very sure i read somewhere that the LGV when stripped and lubed correctly is transformed if the TX 200 main spring is installed,- sure i read that from one of the Air gun magazines  i never buy .

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I know three of the writers, you would not trust any of them to hold your coat let alone tell you how to service your rifles