Quote Originally Posted by Waddy View Post
Less time & fewer lanes and firm numbers is the way to go, 9 until 5.30 is a very long time esp when it's very cold. Plus if it's Saturday it's not great getting up at silly o'clock to get there either.

I'm determined to get there a few times a year at the very least now I've seen it, getting there & back in the same day isn't too much either, the journey seemed very short with Paul as a passenger too.

I'm glad you had a good meal, the steaks Paul & I had were cooked one stage further on than they should have been, but any hot food was welcome by that point


It is a shame about the open sights because I could have swapped them over from the 80, I need to get a proper look at it really, there might be a mechanical reason for the droop. Sports match used to do a one piece canted mount for barrel droop but they have sold out everywhere it seems. I might be able to go adjustable as long as they let you have one higher than the other without crimping the scope.

At least with a record trigger there are lots of youtubes on rebuilding & tuning them & I've got others to compare it to.

I've mounted the little "Rushnell" that was on the 35 onto the Supersport & it looks like a perfect match, the new Wulf scope I bought off Brian has gone on my .177 Mk1 HW97 where it will see a lot of use & will be my best chance at the Bucket come May
I think the trigger issues will be more to do with the bottom arm hitting wood or the unit being gunked up, Paul. Safety issue could be bent tang on trigger cage. Both easy fixes.

35s used to be notorious for droop. I must have been really fortunate to escape this.

Those scopes should nestle nicely in their respective new homes.

Sorry to hear your steaks were a bit overdone. Bet they were still nice, though. And that Peroni was nice...