I was told ages ago the superlites are only lighter than the Beech stocks.
And the same weight as the Walnut ones

I got done in 2004 on the M25 at Egham in Surry. Sign comes up variable speed limit due to road works,workmen in the road.I slowed down to 40mph. Then found there wernt any road works all the plant and cones were up a bank. I then got seriously beeped at,as every other car sped up to 70. So i speeds...

Sake-san wrote:Yup, there is more than one way to tune / lube a springer!, for sure. But, we are now >7000 pellets through one TX which is demonstrating neither twang nor relube issues... And the delrin spring guide remains tight.

Thats my findings with my Prosport

Thanks for the advise. I suppose it wouldnt be too much hassle to use that cotton wool type brasso,when needed.
I thought it might tarnish if not kept up.
Many thanks

Hi
Im thinking of adding a few custom Brass parts to my Tx and Prosport.
Can anyone whos added brass to their rifles answer this.

Do you have to get the brasso out to stop it looking tarnished often?
Or does the brass keep its shine with a wipe over.

See if you can try both the Pro and TX first.
They both balance differently,the TX is front heavy,while the Pros weight is more to the rear.
Depending on your preference for balance,make you choice from there

Hi
Does anyone know what the Lother Walther barrels fitted to the above.
Are classed as twist rate wise?
My BSA barrels were classed as having a slow twist rate.

Anyone know if they are slow medium or fast..

You know what i meant..lol
My findings were quite shocking,good job i checked them.I wouldnt have hit a barn door with those..lol

Just spotted this on another forum.
I just checked the MTC Mounts that came with my MTC Mamba.
They are worse than the ones in the informative link.
Iv just bought some Sportsmatch which are spot on.

Hope this is of use to other forum members

http://bsaog.co.uk/forum/index.php?topi ... #msg414732

Thanks for the info