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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim McArthur View Post
    As I recall, it's for springers and single stroke pneumatics.

    Mine's an SSP, so it goes "pump, Phuut", not "pump, pump, Phuut".

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    You sir, are of course right.....
    I was thinking 'bout the title of the thread rather than the original post.
    Pay no mind to me, I am just appalled by my own lack of talent.
    I shall practice more & not give in to the temptation to upgrade the hardware to compensate for my wobbly hands

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pad. E View Post

    p.s If you want me to submit them scores, I will do.
    No, let's just consider them as practice scores.

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    You, too?

    Quote Originally Posted by harvey_s View Post
    Pay no mind to me, I am just appalled by my own lack of talent.
    I shall practice more & not give in to the temptation to upgrade the hardware to compensate for my wobbly hands
    You too, mate? I get really aggravated with myself, sometimes. But then, just once in awhile, I shoot a little better, and it makes my world a better place.

    I think you have it right about the equipment, too. We both would probably be better practicing more with what we already have, than thinking a new pistol is the answer. My Beeman, I am sure, shoots way better than I will ever shoot it.

    And I have the same problem with my hands! I tell my wife, "I can't dance, but my pistol sure can! " I thought maybe more weight might be the answer, but then some tell me otherwise.

    In any case, I'm going to try that trick with lead fishing weights and see if it helps.

    Cheers!

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    "Nasty, noisy things, revolvers, Count. Better stick to air-guns." Sherlock Holmes, The Adventure of the Mazarin Stone

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    I don't suppose we can use PCP pistols......pretty please!!!...
    It'll save this old man a lot of hand cranking....
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    Quote Originally Posted by eredel View Post
    I don't suppose we can use PCP pistols......pretty please!!!...
    It'll save this old man a lot of hand cranking....
    Eric.
    Sorry but 'NO' . (only because I ain't got one )
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    Quote Originally Posted by eredel View Post
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    1 yard would be better as I could lean forward and place the pellet in the target.....
    The Rohm Sport I've got coming will be wasted ........but the Original Mod 6 that's also on the way won't be....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Andy_J View Post
    lol getting the target bug now Eric.
    Yup!!.......think I may have to let one of the HWs go if the two new 'uns are keepers...
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    Quote Originally Posted by eredel View Post

    It'll save this old man a lot of hand cranking....
    Eric.

    Oeeeeerrrrrr missus!!!!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Andy_J View Post
    For me, the spirit of airgun pistol shooting is firmly encompassed with the HW45's and BSA Magnums. Lovely to shoot and feel great to master the recoil. I'll be looking for a HW45 in .177 very soon.
    With me it's trying 'em all and keeping the best ones no matter what name or nationality...
    Good luck with the 45 search....think I may regret selling mine...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Firestorm View Post
    Oeeeeerrrrrr missus!!!!


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    Insufficient rest between hand-cranking and shooting might be a major factor here
    All that pumping, its gotta make ya a bit wobbly!
    But if you get someone else to do the pumping for you - where's the sense of satisfaction in that?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andy_J View Post
    For me, the spirit of airgun pistol shooting is firmly encompassed with the HW45's and BSA Magnums. Lovely to shoot and feel great to master the recoil. I'll be looking for a HW45 in .177 very soon.
    That's what I'll be using , as for mastering the recoil no comment

    Quote Originally Posted by harvey_s
    Insufficient rest between hand-cranking and shooting might be a major factor here
    All that pumping, its gotta make ya a bit wobbly!
    But if you get someone else to do the pumping for you - where's the sense of satisfaction in that?
    I think it's very satisfying when the pumping is done by someone else. But I do know what you mean about pumping air-pistols yourself
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    Quote Originally Posted by harvey_s View Post
    Insufficient rest between hand-cranking and shooting might be a major factor here
    All that pumping, its gotta make ya a bit wobbly!
    But if you get someone else to do the pumping for you - where's the sense of satisfaction in that?
    It only takes a single stroke......but that's enough each shot to make the old wrist ache after about 50 shots..with the HW40 that is...

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