Air Arms Owners Club

I have 8 tins of the new rubber pellets that can be reused. They are made of a silicon that contains tungsten particles. These are in .177 only and are very good to 40 yards which is ideal for paper punching. At £12.75 a tin they are not cheap but they can be used for 4 or 5 time depending on your power setting. A large heavy clothed back stop is all that you need to catch them.
Postage is included in the price.
Raj and Brian I have saved you as requested

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cheers ray the sample you sent me worked great
If you can get your hands on .22 put a tin aside for me please

6 tins left

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I tried these last year but my barrel didn't like them, I'll give them a miss this year thanks all the same.

martlind wrote:I tried these last year but my barrel didn't like them, I'll give them a miss this year thanks all the same.

That's because you cleaned your barrel with cooked spaghetti . You should use it hard with a touch of vasaline

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Blackbaronfish wrote:

martlind wrote:I tried these last year but my barrel didn't like them, I'll give them a miss this year thanks all the same.

That's because you cleaned your barrel with cooked spaghetti . You should use it hard with a touch of vasaline

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here`s a tip on removing spaghetti residue......cut some strips of heavy duty sandpaper roll them up into a tight tube and slide them into the barrel and shoot them through.....ta da spaghetti residue removed repeat as necessary

I get it ..... April 1st

400 grit should do it

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I've just tried the 400 grit and have ended up with 400 pin holes on the paper target but the paper that the grit was on is still up the barrel !

martlind wrote:I've just tried the 400 grit and have ended up with 400 pin holes on the paper target but the paper that the grit was on is still up the barrel !

then I would use rays idea of pushing long strands of dry spaghetti down the barrel too remove the paper if that fails just order a new barrel off julian