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That's odd!I put a TBT short stroke kit into an impossible to shoot accurately .177 HW95.The kit turned it into a very accurate gun with a pleasant shot cycle and a very legal and healthy 11.2ftlbs with 8.44 pellets.
I only mention this because of the similarities between the 95 and 85,(are the stroke and cylinder ID the same)?the old school 85 trigger block being better made,though,of course.
Possibly,the shortened barrel is the cause of the snappiness/slamminess?
Last edited by mrto; 07-01-2019 at 07:43 AM.
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I know what you mean A. I think it’s because they’re just sooooo long.
Looks like a Sport, weight like a Sport, handles like a set of ladders.
may also be employed in conjunction with a drawn reciprocation dingle arm, to reduce sinusoidal repleneration
That's exactly it, well put Richard.Originally Posted by Rusty[HTML
may also be employed in conjunction with a drawn reciprocation dingle arm, to reduce sinusoidal repleneration
It shoots fine, I just don't like it!
That's odd!I put a TBT short stroke kit into an impossible to shoot accurately .177 HW95.The kit turned it into a very accurate gun with a pleasant shot cycle and a very legal and healthy 11.2ftlbs with 8.44 pellets.
I only mention this because of the similarities between the 95 and 85,(are the stroke and cylinder ID the same)?the old school 85 trigger block being better made,though,of course.
Possibly,the shortened barrel is the cause of the snappiness/slamminess?
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'tis true an unliked gun can be accurate,but an inaccurate gun can never be truly interesting!
Old Chinese proverb.
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