That I dont have. Often I'll look hard at a rifle I know I dont like but think hhmm maybe I can make it better by changing it one way or another.
sometimes I picture a rifle with stock dipped in that tank dip thinking it would make it look alot better, or I'll see one in my mind all striped and refinhsed in a natural finish so the action will pop.
I have parts coming for one Iam putting together, two others still under project and bunch of yet to start project guns,and this rifle is killing me because I dont have it.
dont need it with my hurd, but the addiction is insane, It is definitely hard to gain composer when the air gun itius bites again and again and again.
Scroll down to Picture below and I already had this and the one in the green laminate stock but I left them go for some reason or another, probably to fund something else
Just grabbed the used one from Krale probably see it wednesday , it was a good day we just had are taxes done 🙂
Thanks Dean I think I will strip this and finish it in natural so the action pops, that's how I picture it when I look at it.
my first gun bought from Krale it was used and will be interesting to see how fast it gets here, everyone says in three days its at your door LOL
Mike, Mike, Mike,
Did you get the carbine or full length? I had a K model in 22 with the old style stock. Iron sights are less than desirable on this model, but scopes are good. Not sure if I can dig the new forearm on these, I like my 97's more, let us know how it turns out. Was it a good deal used?
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Jason G
Hi Jason
Shipping was 52. from Krale and that brought it up to 394.00 , it's the carbine version the one that I prefer on most german springers.
Its seriously insane how much relief I felt knowing I grabbed it , I was watching youtube videos on it and enjoying Bretts video and some others
Later on I'll get to see how the hw 77K & 97K and the LGU compares but honestly even if the LGU winds up being the better it would not matter, air guns are a got to have got to hold and got to look at and got to shoot regardless , these are proven shooters anyway.
Did you wind up grabing this R 1 from Gun auction for 342.00 it was a nice looking gun
https://classic.gunauction.com/search/displayitem.cfm?itemnum=14613138
Mike,
I did not. Think I am done with the 30mm window weights. Great rifles I have owned many. But by the time I get them shooting smoothly like I want, I am at 12 ft lbs. What a waste for the extra weight, all the 26mm's will shoot that level easily. With that being said I still get drawn to the R1? I sold off all my .22's and ammo pile, just left are the .177's.
How you plan to tune that 77?
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Jason G
I have a goudy stock R 1 and was going to sell it till I picked it up and said hell no lol the workmanship and quality build was too good to let go.
well my own custom spring guide & top hat , I was going to ask for input on the spring & set ups for favorable results.
usually I begin the process to find the sweet spot and push it a bit hoping I can still have some power when I am done,
I like a rifles that has both but sometimes you have to do what it takes to get a shooter to shoot like it should.
Let me know your set up you liked that would give me a good start.
its hard for me to shoot a rifle if it doesn't feel like Iam shooting , to docile turns me off
