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RacerX · Replies: 4

I shot 20m today. The group opened up to a about three to four inch with everything that went wide low and left. Looks like I have a new challenge. I was only shooting from a rest. And there was no w ...

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Maybe not that good . Haha it's a quarter size ring.

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I shot my best group ever. I have a Benjamin Trail NP. With a GRT 3 trigger.
I started shooting it from a rest after shoulder surgery when I got the gun. After about 1000 pellets through I had to do ...

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I was given a couple boxes of these snappers. You toss them on the ground and they explode. An they are as loud as a fire cracker.

much louder than the little rolled up wads of toilet paper that j ...

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It's from the 50s I don't know how old it is. But I got it in the sevenths and it was old then. It shoots well. The spring unloads like a mule. So staying on target is not happening. I would guess 225 ...

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I have made some more progress. I started using a tool to seat the pellets. I have a Beeman pell-seat. I use the ball end to click the pellet into the bore. This made a difference. The trigger is much ...

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Night and day difference. I would not bother with changing the screw. Just polish it and file the trigger so it screws down flush.

But no more sand paper trigger. Smooth though heavy first stage. ...

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I polished the trigger face. And put in an Allen bolt to replace the Philips head screw. Then I rounded and polished the tip.
The next lever in line I polished the contact serfaces. Lets see how this ...

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I took it apart. I am going to make a longer screw with a polished tip. Then polish all the contact points.

The lever at the rear is heald with a pin and very strong spring. I am going to put gre ...

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I seem to have all the issues that everyone else has. That is a bit disappointing. But I still like the pistol. The cocking effort and loading is much better than the P1 especially with the scope.
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It's the gun. But it is me also. I got out my Beeman P1 magnum. I put the scope back on it. I made ten test shots to adjust the scope and I shot this group with glasses on.

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No I am not using the cocking assist.
The gun is new. I can hit an 8.5x11 piece of paper every time. But the one inch circle in the center that I am aiming at is perfectly safe. I would say with ...

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I have my target range set up. 10 meter good lighting. And I have been practicing every day. I just had shoulder surgery so it is a little slow going.

I have a couple questions regarding eye glass ...

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It's a pistol scope. I can't streach out my arm enough to free shoot with it. But I can shoot from a rest. Everything is smoothing out. Trigger was like sand paper at first.

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I have a Beeman P1 magnum that I added a scope to. I never like shooting it with the scope. It makes cocking difficult. And it is like a 45 auto to shoot. And I don't have a scope on any 45s .

So ...