rick-o-shay
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- Oct 28, 2017
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I got their .177 cal. riffle out of curiosity. Straightened the trigger out and still wasn't right. I got the 22 the price was right and wanted to shoot up the pellets for my pump gun. After about 200 pellets I found a way to shoot that trigger. I was missing high and right when I brought the trigger back slowly, and the curve it has was a pain. I found, off a sand bag, light hold to shoulder, grip on grip like a pistol, if I pull it back 1/2 way then shoot it quick, not jerk, just finish up quick, it's right on. Don't even notice how curved the blade is, no need to straighten it. The pistol grip makes all the difference in the world for me, old and shaky. I'm no good w/open sights but they are fine. I put a 2x7 AO scope on it, perfect for 10 yards.
I was going to buy some wallyworld cheap pellets, I think this gun will shoot any thing in the back yard.
What I did shoot were-exact jumbo heavy 18.13 gr.-power point pointed 18.1 gr. and H&N excite plinking 12.96 gr. The pointed were no better than the others.
I did get back by the garage and shoot a few, 18 yards. Miserable off a shootn stick, that thing is in the trash. Kneeling was OK but I'm no marksman.
Went out today to cut a can on vid, separated out 30 H&N wad cutter pellets, had 9 left.
Vid here
I was going to buy some wallyworld cheap pellets, I think this gun will shoot any thing in the back yard.
What I did shoot were-exact jumbo heavy 18.13 gr.-power point pointed 18.1 gr. and H&N excite plinking 12.96 gr. The pointed were no better than the others.
I did get back by the garage and shoot a few, 18 yards. Miserable off a shootn stick, that thing is in the trash. Kneeling was OK but I'm no marksman.
Went out today to cut a can on vid, separated out 30 H&N wad cutter pellets, had 9 left.
Vid here
