Happy birthday i hope you enjoy it
Kevin

eboswan wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 16, 2019 10:51 pm

Outandabout wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 16, 2019 7:59 pm

I bet they were colouring books
Kevin

Bloody hell I didn't know we went to different schools together

I'll have you know I went to a very good school. Infact it was so good it was approved by Her Majesties Government.
You can't get better than that
Kevin

I bet they were colouring books
Kevin

EXCELLENT STANDARDS

Welcome back.
I too went through the same thing, but it's great to get back into it.
Kevin

Hi Roger I have been away for a couple of weeks but I have not even started the conversion yet, all I have done is clean and polish the hammer rail. The gun in shooting like a dream. Pellet on pellet at 25 yards running at exactly 11ft/lb. I am loath to tamper with it at the moment, just enjoying it...

belated happy birthday ray. I was away and missed it
Kev

Roger5 wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 18, 2019 8:48 pm

Probably better to sell it to me, and then try to find one in .177 (cheap of course) Rog

Hi Rog
I doubt very much if I will ever find 1 as cheap as this again. Thats why the conversion could be a good project for me, rather than buy 1 in .177
Kevin

Hi all I know this subject has been well covered in the past, but I have just bought a TDR in .22 flavour and was just wondering how much work is involved in converting it to.177 or is it even possible. I know people will say I should have bought a .177 instead, but this was such a good price, I bou...

Hi Gordon how are you shooting ? are you using a rest, kneeling, laying down etc,etc. How you shoot obviously has an effect on how the pellets group especially if you are shooting a couple of groups. I find holding on target too long makes me slightly unstable causing unusual grouping. However every...