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Im new to air rifles being used for varmint control but im looking for ways to improve its performance all round.
how difficult are modifications? What are some necessary tools?.
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I just bought a stoeger x20 an gotten into air rifles, I haven't owned one since I was a kid and im starting to really like it again.
the stoeger has an advetised FPS of 1200 with steel alloy pellets ... |
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| P.s. im wondering if someone had the tools and the time how difficult would it be to "polish" an air rifle to make it faster |
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Hi folks.
im kinda new to air rifles i mean i had one as a kid but never put much thought back into them until i bought a stoeger x20 with an "advertised" FPS of 1200 with steel alloy pelle ... |
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