A degree of logic regarding hold-over is all that is required. As to whether it should be hold-over or under for a certain range is down to your zeroing and general performance.

I have the TX and tried fellow members' Pro Sports and also spent ages working the cocking of both at the gunsmiths. For me - and call me a weeney, I found the ProSport tiring to cock and the angular shape of the cocking lever uncomfortable. Cracking rifle though and would have been the choice if t...

Didn't take long and half the time was wiping the excess grease off my hands. Hope the 'outing' went well.

Good and cheap don't always go together!

Good luck with the new venture from Phil B and Cornwall Woodland Hunter Target Club. If anyone in Cornwall wishes to join us, we are near Truro. Send me a pm for details.

Nick is a top guy, his customer service is second to none. i would whole heartily recommend him to anyone. Gary. I wasn't going to be nice to him! He is a club member after all. Actually, he is a damned fine chap! the customer service that i received from him, was first class, the finest i have eve...

gary martin wrote:Nick is a top guy, his customer service is second to none. i would whole heartily recommend him to anyone.
Gary.

I wasn't going to be nice to him! He is a club member after all. Actually, he is a damned fine chap!

I have just fitted the basic guide and top hat from Tinbum under the watchful eye of the man himself at our club meet. The feel and sound of the rifle changed immediately and the average on our mandatory chrono after modification came out as 10.98 which is just right for me. Loads of factory applied...

Get a new friend!

Talking as one who has lived with pain for over 30yrs, I've found that the secret is to not think about it, try to take each day as it comes. Some days I'm bed ridden others I can get out and do some target practice. For me having a shed with a small log burner in it is a peace of heaven (for want ...