TargetTalk

I've got a 2013 bbl action and 2 stocks. One a 2213 cast aluminum, and the other the walnut thumbhole with a stepped forearm. At some point all need to go to finance a Grunig... or ... for no other reason they're cool ... Considering I'm not currently shooting because of health issues... and basical...

Yeah, might not scale by subtracting 4mm. Hence, 'reference'.

My FWB air rifle has a stepped insert. It's a 22mm, but for reference the diameters are .708/.782 ... 18/19.8mm.

'You and me both, brother' ... Buying ... umm, 'stuff' ... not only I don't need, but likely ever even use... What to 'let go' ... but they're all so pretty ... and selling stuff is way more work then buying. A few weeks +++ I'm planning on being there... you'll likely recognize a change in the odor...

There's CMP rifles, and commercial models. Not sure, but I 'think' maybe the CMP rifles had Birch stocks?

They're otherwise nicely finished 'standard rifles'. Nowhere near as refined as an Anschutz ... but most of us aren't worthy of better anyway.

'Nikita@ ... MIT is familiar for a fair length of time ...

'J' ... not registering in my decomposing brain ...

Some searching ... due diligence ... is on you ...

The twist of the barrel is faster than the rifling. So centripetal force results in the pellet being out of round ...

No doubt they calculated it for 10M as to minimize the points most likely lost.

Coriolis not likely a big issue ... but maybe 'Cornholio' ...

Rover????

Shot Crosman pellets in my Powerline 'pump' gun ... before I upgraded to the HW-35 ... Got nothing but a 'blap' one day... Bluejays... Somehow happened to notice a pellet on the ground ... that had slid out of the barrel when I pointed it down... Shortly thereafter discovered there are real live gen...

Far below the level you're talking ... I did a fair bit of bench testing of pellets in my break barrel HW-35 40+??? years ago. Meisterkugeln were noticeably more accurate than RWS Hobby ... but I never saw any issue with switching back and forth ... and the Bluejays never complained about being assa...

Hmm, a shooting suit styled like a Tux'. That might be kind of cool.

Measure the groove diameter and OD of the plug. I'll see what I can look up. Don't have the Parker o-ring guide on this PC apparently. Or I hid it ...

Looks like the same piece on my 1411. Mine has a pocket with '1733' cast in on the back side.

Considering it's a die casting, which tend to be brittle, seems a not bad idea to make a couple ... someday.

I have a set that are .155 thick. Got them to add elevation for 200 yds with my 1411. Made a thicker rear so I didn't have to crank the sight. If you think that'll work, I can get a pic' tomorrow. They're aluminum, silver, and have setscrews that bear on the top face of the dovetails to hold them in...

And now my service rifle has a scope ...

Maybe a good thing I'm not currently able to shoot?

My 2013 is .437, grooved barrel.

1411 is .455.

FWB is .459.

Of course whatever corner radius is on them distorts the actual dimension.

Right hand rule ...

I'm guessing most of us have our left hand in the sling...

And being 'shooters' ... too stupid to reverse something that simple...

Sorry ....

I started with a 'Service Rifle' ...

I'm a 'slob' ...

LOL !!!!!

Here in the US, we're too stupid to cut a thread in the other direction ...

It's *hard* , 'cuz the tool has to be upside down ...

So we wind up with sights that are backwards with respect to the rest of the world ... who think rationally ...

Fix your Palma rifle ...

Yeah, 'right hand rule' ... If you want otherwise for a long range/Palma rifle ... its a special order. I have a 'British' T-4 (??????) ... No 4 converted to 7.62 with a heavy barrel. Sight (RPA?) is 'backwards' ... to a match rifle shooter ... Makes for lost points here and there, for someone with ...

Stainless ...

Various alloys ...

300 series on 300 series... pretty much guaranteed they'll 'gaul' ... friction weld .

17-4, probably even worse.

Other options, 416, ??? at various hardness, can work just fine together.

Not a 'no-brain'er