Jinx wrote:What about the Hatsan, generally regarded as better than the SMKs but still bottom dollar

The hatsan i had was a model 60 , and realy needed some tuning, but the best thing for me was the walnut stock
what a lovely piece of wood.
daz

Go on get it , ok they are not in the same leauge at the HW's or the AA's or even the BSA's but once stripped and polished up they are great ratting guns. I bought a second hand one a few years ago and it was a right piece of crud, rusty and scratched , and on the chrono it was all over the place . ...

I have used it several times now with success , it is so easy to use,
and with it been a mono-pod i can bank it over for fast target aquisition.
No more slipping off the stock .
daz

Paid £75 for my last pair at the opticians, since then i have bought my spares from the £1 shop.
I can see clearly now.
daz

Just started raining up this end, but a bitterly cold wind.
daz

A few of the permissions i go to i have found it dificult to either shoot off the bipod or sticks and with little to rest on and not wanting to shoot free hand i decided to make a mono-pod. I had an old camera mono-pod in the shed collecting dust, and after attacking it with a hacksaw it still was n...

I thought there were two , but the other one might be a decoy or a better one.
daz

I might have a S200 coming my way and although its not costing a lot to buy i may want to bring it up to date with a reg,
whether it be a huma, tench or a JB(does he do one for the s200 ?). But is it worth it ,
as i could just give it a good service and clean up which would keep it original.
Daz

Used the H&N ones in my .177TDR , and they do shoot hard and fast but! and there is a big but. I sent my TDR in for a service with my chosen copper pellets and found that although my gun shoots really well, in fact better than me, they were only producing -10ftlbs on the chrono whilst AA diablo ...

Well i for one am happy to be back on the (temp) forum, keep up the good work guys.
daz