Cure for the spearfishing blues...

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The trigger is nice, much better than I expected. Still a bit on the heavy side. I put one 243 round through it just to see how it would handle. It was nice. I had never shot a 243 before. I expected a bit less recoil; the rifle is small, but heavy.

Ran a couple 22 shells through, as well. None of the open sights have been adjusted, so I am going to have to put this thing on the bench and get it dialed in.

Check this new one out by Rossi....a .45LC/.410 . I like the concept of how this is as opposed to the Taurus Judge pistol. They have some other calibers in that stock config. like .223 and .22-250 that I am going to look into. But the one pictured would make a great close in home protection/hog gun in .45 LC.

http://www.davidsonsinc.com/consumers/subsites/inven_product.asp?dealer_id=621563&item=SCJ4510&instock=all&manufact_combo=Rossi&mod_ser_combo=None&category_combo=None&model=None&g_type=None&act_type=&finish_type=None&calib_combo=45LC%7C410+Gauge&sight_class_combo=None&price_range=None&left_handed=&youth=&Offset_rec=0&num_rec=50&item_num=

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Check this new one out by Rossi....a .45LC/.410 . I like the concept of how this is as opposed to the Taurus Judge pistol. They have some other calibers in that stock config. like .223 and .22-250 that I am going to look into. But the one pictured would make a great close in home protection/hog gun in .45 LC.

http://www.davidsonsinc.com/consumers/subsites/inven_product.asp?dealer_id=621563&item=SCJ4510&instock=all&manufact_combo=Rossi&mod_ser_combo=None&category_combo=None&model=None&g_type=None&act_type=&finish_type=None&calib_combo=45LC%7C410+Gauge&sight_class_combo=None&price_range=None&left_handed=&youth=&Offset_rec=0&num_rec=50&item_num=

That is a great looking gun... looks like my old Thompson Contender .445 supermag. with a stock.
I like a pump shotgun and knives for my houch .
Cheers, Don

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That is a great looking gun... looks like my old Thompson Contender .445 supermag. with a stock.
I like a pump shotgun and knives for my houch .
Cheers, Don

Don , do you stil have that Supermag ?

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. It's not a hunting expedition, it's simply to get out of the house for a bit and maybe take something for dinner;)

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Those are the best kinds of outings....

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Don , do you stil have that Supermag ?

I had to down size allot last year and 2 Wetherby's , a mint gold cup, my 1911 Gov and Thomson found a new home.:( Maybe now my ears will stop ring so loud.:D

Cheers, Don

I love my Beeman airgun. Have option to use .177 or .22 caliber. I have it dead on accurate up to 50 yards. Have a great spot to shoot rabbits and even went last week with Emil and shot a few, including one out to nearly 60 yards. It is kinda cool when you hit a rabbit and they jump high up in the air, but even better when they drop on the spot from a lengthy shot.

Not much about AR-15's here so add something,

This is a 30rd group at 25yards with an ADCO Barrel AR 16" 1/12twist .22LR upper topped with a 3x cheapo scope.

Rolo,
Is the rabbit hunting in South Florida?

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Rolo,
Is the rabbit hunting in South Florida?

St. Lucie County

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Just curious what type of ammo you are using. It seems pretty good that only 1-2 of 30 pulled so far from the group.

I have been using bulk Federal. It shoots pretty consistent with 10 rd groups, but I have yet to try and put that many through at one time.

I am sure my carbon barrel has a lot to do with it, as it does not heat up as quickly. It seems your groups moved to the left as the barrel heated up?

John,

The Barrel is a 16" 1/12twist HBAR (heavy Profile, but not as big as a bull barrel) and its Chrome lined which helps with longevity and keeping it clean.
The Bolt Carrier is a Spikes Tactical which I have polished(feed ramp,first contact point in the chamber also) to a mirror finish.

The Ammo used in the picture above is Winchester Bulk Pack .22 555rds.
I think its very important for feeding and accuracy to use Copper washed bullets.

In a few weeks(waiting on a new scope) I'll post groups at 100 and 200yards. Its lots of fun to read the wind and try to get POA POI.

Rolo,
Damn. I'm dieing to find somewhere local to me to varmint hunt.

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I love my Beeman airgun. Have option to use .177 or .22 caliber. I have it dead on accurate up to 50 yards. Have a great spot to shoot rabbits and even went last week with Emil and shot a few, including one out to nearly 60 yards. It is kinda cool when you hit a rabbit and they jump high up in the air, but even better when they drop on the spot from a lengthy shot.

That's the exact same rifle I have and taking small game with 'em is fun as hell .