Doubter!
It was the magnum after all!
Dave
World pork pie juggling champion three years straight
Doubter!
It was the magnum after all!
Dave
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And I expect "No.5" was quite a good shot ( I mean to say, you would be if you did it all day, every day) . He seems fairly confident the way he has slapped his stamp everywhere. (I notice his handwriting isn't the neatest though )
Still, I would think a 1" bullseye at 25 yards was well within his capabilities.
I just don't understand these doubters
Lakey
Even a stopped clock is right twice a day
Does it show a picture of the barn which the 240 allegedly managed to hit the broad side of?
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i did a thread a while ago on tuning the 240 for accuracy... summary is that relieving the through bore at the muzzle end, taking a couple of coils off the spring, and having a less tight guide actually made for a decent shooting, accurate gun.. Why BSA couldn't have worked that out; took me an hour
Always looking for any cheap, interesting, knackered "project" guns. Thanks, JB.
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The gun as originally designed was a few inches longer, which also probably would have made for a better shooting pistol.Originally Posted by Shed tuner
i did a thread a while ago on tuning the 240 for accuracy... summary is that relieving the through bore at the muzzle end, taking a couple of coils off the spring, and having a less tight guide actually made for a decent shooting, accurate gun.. Why BSA couldn't have worked that out; took me an hour
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yes, that would have helped with the flip too.. and the overly short barrel isn't ideal. Why did they chop it
Always looking for any cheap, interesting, knackered "project" guns. Thanks, JB.
Even a stopped clock is right twice a day
Probably to save all of £2 per unit!yes, that would have helped with the flip too.. and the overly short barrel isn't ideal. Why did they chop it
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Would it have been a bit too close to the limit & maybe they thought that it would be more responsible to chop the length if simply fitting another spring by an owner would take it over the top?yes, that would have helped with the flip too.. and the overly short barrel isn't ideal. Why did they chop it
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