nice video. personally i don't like the bubble level on top of my scope mount. they are only usefull when you are useing some kind of a steady rest. i prefere bubble levels like the us.optics picatinny rail mounted level because you can see the level and your reticle at the same time when you shoot your scoped rifle with both eyes open. thumb up and keep em coming. atb TBM
I would love a video on how to tune a TX200. Mine has some spring buzz, and I'd like to clean it up, slap some tar on it and slow it down a bit. Get the .177 down to around 800-820 fps from 860. Thx
Hi MrSpiker357, i think there are already 2 new videos since i have read something from you. have you seen the pendulum @50 yards and the LEGO @50 yards videos? atb TBM
nice video. personally i don't like the bubble level on top of my scope mount. they are only usefull when you are useing some kind of a steady rest. i prefere bubble levels like the us.optics picatinny rail mounted level because you can see the level and your reticle at the same time when you shoot your scoped rifle with both eyes open. thumb up and keep em coming. atb TBM
I would love a video on how to tune a TX200. Mine has some spring buzz, and I'd like to clean it up, slap some tar on it and slow it down a bit. Get the .177 down to around 800-820 fps from 860.
Thx
I was not even aware of that. I some times need to turn my air rifle to the left and I missed at least once in that kind of a possition.
Hi MrSpiker357,
i think there are already 2 new videos since i have read something from you. have you seen the pendulum @50 yards and the LEGO @50 yards videos? atb TBM