I bought a scope from Beeman for my 124 sporter back in the late 70's. The first one they sent had some issues with spots on the internal lenses, they quickly replaced it and it has been in use ever since. They touted the extra bracing for lenses for air rifles back then. It was not the most expensive scope available nor the cheapest, but at 4x12 power it has decent optics and is set for closer range work. If it were not so good I think I would purchase one of those Leupold EFR scopes for air rifles. I prefer Leupold scopes having purchased my first one right out of high school, after a dealer had me compare it to a Weaver, no contest. Still have that plain 4x on my first ever centerfire rifle, a pre 64 Win 70 featherweight in 30-06.
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Your FWB 300 is a jewel. The fit and mechanical complexity make it seem like it was made by a Swiss watchmaker!
I have a RWS model 54, with the RWS scope, it has accounted for many squirrels, crows, and even a couple wood chucks, from my back deck out to approx 30 yards. The sprinters will definitely test your abilities.
I can recommend it, in the 22 cal.
I got a Daisy 800 fps rifle several years ago I used for busting cans and such.
I love air rifles and have had many. Down to just a few now.
One spring piston rifle and two pre-charged pneumatic rifles.
Beeman R7 in 20 caliber. FX Verminator Mk1 in 22 caliber.
Benjamin Marauder Pistol Carbine in 22 caliber.
One spring piston rifle and two pre-charged pneumatic rifles.
Beeman R7 in 20 caliber. FX Verminator Mk1 in 22 caliber.
Benjamin Marauder Pistol Carbine in 22 caliber.
I have four. Really only need half of those.
1. Benjamin .22 Discovery w/Barska 3x9-40. My all time favorite. My opinion? The singular best airgun available.
2. Hatsan .25 AT-44. No nonsense beast for larger adversaries; w/Hawke 4x12-42.
3. Benjamin Trail NP2 .22 w/UTC 3x9-40. For those long distance encounters.
4. Ruger Blackhawk .177 open sights. For fun with my grandson.
1. Benjamin .22 Discovery w/Barska 3x9-40. My all time favorite. My opinion? The singular best airgun available.
2. Hatsan .25 AT-44. No nonsense beast for larger adversaries; w/Hawke 4x12-42.
3. Benjamin Trail NP2 .22 w/UTC 3x9-40. For those long distance encounters.
4. Ruger Blackhawk .177 open sights. For fun with my grandson.
Nice collection.
Most of my shooting is airguns. Here's where I do most of my shooting Michigan Airgun Club
I was wandering through the Buckley BX yesterday, actually went specifically to check out what guns they had for my b-day. No new guns screamed out to me, but they had a classic Crosman pellet pistol ( American Classic Pistol (.177)) on sale for $30. Just what I needed was another pellet pistol, but what the heck. Shoot be handy for adding Eurasion Dove to the freezer, they have got so dumb I can almost catch them by hand.
+1. They are sharp birds that laugh at hunters.It would be awesome if Turkey would dumb down like that.
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Used my Crossman pump up pistol to dispatch a Field rat caught in a glue trap in the garage.
Ready for the Autumn squirrel/raccoon season
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I love squirrel season!
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So what is that awesome looking thing including th scope. Charlie
@HerbertHenry- Hatsan .25 cal.
AT 44S-10 PCP rifle w/Hawke 4x12-50 scope.
AT 44S-10 PCP rifle w/Hawke 4x12-50 scope.
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Hey all I'm new here so please be gentle. I'm former military but as I'm in the UK i will not post pictures pictures of my firearms. Airguns or pellet guns, here's one of mine until I can work out why the other pictures wont post?
A little project I'm working on at the moment an Air Arms S410
A little project I'm working on at the moment an Air Arms S410
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