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Because you have such good taste......Some woman named Christy told me that.....

The question is: Deport to where? Who would accept us?

About time....^^^^^^

Took me almost two years to put that package together with all of the custom parts for the scope, sidewheel, barrel, air cylinder, etc, etc. And a bunch of dollars....

That's a sidewheel that adjusts the focus down to less than 1 yard, and then there is a corresponding marking on the wheel (seen on the blue tape), that shows what that yardage actually is. Based on that yardage readout, the up/down calibration of the scope can then be adjusted to calibrate the pellet flight path. The larger the wheel, the finer the adjustment can be.

Here's my rig. FWB P70 FT, custom everything, Leupold Competition scope. At my property in Washington State.

Hey Carl, yep I'm current on what's out there. Most of what has changed is the real high end stuff. As is the case in our audio world, it just depends on your budget and what you want to accomplish. Target, or critters, or both? Accuracy is a function of a lot of different factors, including (of course) the shooter themselves, choice of gun, distance, temperature, humidity, wind. Those little pellets are easily affected by the smallest force. I would say that most of the decent units out there are fairly quiet, not silent mind you, but pretty good. It is a fun hobby, but just like anything else, can get really expensive and time consuming very quickly.

Mostly Field Target

I shot competition airguns both springer and PCP (Pre-Charged Pneumatic) for quite a number of years. Participated in 3 National Championship matches, numerous Washington State Championship matches, and set two world records. I witnessed the Lewis and Clark gun in person at a National Championship match in Connecticut a number of years ago.

Maple blocks!

I will buy them if you bring them to Hope

So many positive comments on the avatar.....what the hell, why not.

Very well said ^^^^^^^^

Yea for you! How much for the Cornwalls?

Yea sure, like you would know.....

As Carl would say...you are such a tease.....

There should be a metal tag on one side of each of the wood blocks. A better close up photo would be helpful too.

As the clickety clickety click sounds of keyboards across the land are heard in a desperate search of the Montgomery, AL Craigs site....

Ah yes, the voice of reason has joined the "feeding frenzy".... He says with massive gratuitous sarcasm....

Not me, someone from Indy...

Sorry, he's dead

Not too far from Indy....

I'm not Claude, but I did stay in a Holiday Inn express last night…but yes the CT 120s are plug and play

Now this is one where I can really say… Wish I was closer!

Are those original crossovers? Version?