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Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 9:52 am |
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| DustyRoundup |
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Howdy ,
I am new to this sport, and Ive been reading alot of good stuff on here.
So I want to pick your brains a bit.
Question ; Beeman RS 2 (.177 bbl), I took an eye loupe and checked the crown , it is pretty rough looking.
The front sight , seems like a plastic sleeve that has been pressed on.
I was wondering, does it have a "keyway" type slot that will align it , if I take it off, and decide to put it back on.
I would like to try the recrowning method in the sticky.
Question ; 3 years ago, I bought a pellet rifle , off of a truck sale
The first one was sort of beat up when I pulled it out of the box, so I went back, and they dug through quite a few, and found me one that was in good shape.
I shot it a few times, but , didnt have much faith in it, after seeing all the dinged up ones they had.
So, it has been sitting in the dusty garage, all this time.
Last week, i came across a few posts, and some good pages of info on it.
Its a B3-1. And I see that quite a few people really like them.
So I dug it out, and wiped it clean, and it shines like new.
I had thrown away the pellets that I had bought with it, as they were mixed sizes, and bent .
So , yesterday, I tried to shoot some H&N Domed field target pellets through it.
But they wont fit. They are too big, by a hair.
Any recommendations ? as too pellet brand and style?
And , if I ever decided to scope it, I would need to mount a scope stop,?
Or not?
Thanks in advance for taking time to read such a long winded post.
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Beeman RS2 (.177),Leapers 3-12x44.
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Dustyroundup Jr.
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Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 3:48 pm |
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| Slavia |
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does it have a "keyway" type slot that will align it , if I take it off, and decide to put it back on.
I would like to try the recrowning method in the sticky. |
It must have some sort of alignment notch. The removal method that makes the most sense to me (in the case of Crosman guns) is to put a Crescent wrench behind it and tap on the wrench.
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| Its a B3-1. And I see that quite a few people really like them. |
Or at least they like the potential hidden inside a pile of crap. My brother considers them to be an "assembled kit of unfinished parts." I spent many enjoyable hours tinkering with my B3, and now I'm having fun shooting it. (Even though it's not the most accurate nor the most powerful gun I have.) As crude as it is, it's still a lot of gun for $20.00.
http://www.airgunhome.com/agforum/viewtopic.php?t=6346&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=romanian&start=0
The B3's are not magnum springers (500-600 FPS), so you may not have to do anything at all to keep the mounts from creeping. If they do creep, try painting a little LocTite or automotive paint rubbing compound in the dovetail where the ring sits.
I own two of those truck sale beauties, and both came with the sights mounted in the dovetail back at the end of the compression tube. Both had a hole drilled in the tube that engages one of the sight screws. If you really needed a scope block you could drill and tap the scope ring for a setscrew that engages the hole. If yours doesn't have the hole (or it is positioned wrong) you could always take it apart and drill one - but definitely use a spring compressor to disassemble the gun. |
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Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2011 9:30 am |
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| DustyRoundup |
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Good info Slavia ,
Thanks
I dont think i'll be doing anything too soon , with either one.
But , with winter coming on, I like to have ideas for shop projects.
I actually kind of like the fact that the B3 isnt too powerful. As the boys Explorer is rated at 400+ fps, and we are cleaning out the shop , to have an indoor 10 meter range for the winter.
The B3 might come in handy for that.
Thanks again ,
Dusty |
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Beeman RS2 (.177),Leapers 3-12x44.
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