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Air Gun Home Forum Index Search found 20 matches Survival airgun, but .177   Forum: General Air Gun Questions and Topics   Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 3:06 pm   Subject: Survival airgun, but .177 tundrawolf   Replies: 34 Views: 16991 I apologize, I was being sarcastic   Survival airgun, but .177   Forum: General Air Gun Questions and Topics   Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 2:52 pm   Subject: Survival airgun, but .177 tundrawolf   Replies: 34 Views: 16991 Well, when I get mine, I am going to break out my stick welder and run one big huge bead all over every metal part. This will prevent it from falling apart for sure. Especially when I weld the scope o ...   Survival airgun, but .177   Forum: General Air Gun Questions and Topics   Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 2:11 pm   Subject: Survival airgun, but .177 tundrawolf   Replies: 34 Views: 16991 Certainly. 1/2" is no problem for the gun. May be a problem for the shooter though. Let's not forget that break barrels wear down! After thorough shooting they will wear down, and ev ...   Survival airgun, but .177   Forum: General Air Gun Questions and Topics   Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 2:05 pm   Subject: Survival airgun, but .177 tundrawolf   Replies: 34 Views: 16991 They are made in China??? Why bother with it then I wonder! That's a big needle in my balloon!   Survival airgun, but .177   Forum: General Air Gun Questions and Topics   Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 1:14 pm   Subject: Survival airgun, but .177 tundrawolf   Replies: 34 Views: 16991 According to the reviews I read, the gun is capable of 1/2" groups at 1,000 yards. Is this true?   Survival airgun, but .177   Forum: General Air Gun Questions and Topics   Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 12:09 pm   Subject: Survival airgun, but .177 tundrawolf   Replies: 34 Views: 16991 HAHA. No problem. i am good at fabrication. Another question: Does the RWS34 make full use of the stock, or is the stock removable? (In other words, is there a spring tube that extends into the sto ...   Survival airgun, but .177   Forum: General Air Gun Questions and Topics   Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 11:27 am   Subject: Survival airgun, but .177 tundrawolf   Replies: 34 Views: 16991 Ok, let me ask you this. On the standard model RWS 34, is there a scope rail on it? I have been unable to find that information. A folding stock is not a bad idea! But is there one comparably price ...   Survival airgun, but .177   Forum: General Air Gun Questions and Topics   Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 10:54 am   Subject: Survival airgun, but .177 tundrawolf   Replies: 34 Views: 16991 So with a weaver mount and no scope I can see the open sights on the RWS 34? I have a scope on my MKII that was rings hat can be loosened and tightened with our thumb...   Survival airgun, but .177   Forum: General Air Gun Questions and Topics   Posted: Sun Aug 02, 2009 12:17 pm   Subject: Survival airgun, but .177 tundrawolf   Replies: 34 Views: 16991 Excellent information! Thank you both! The problem with the RWS 40 series or 50 series is that they are a bit beyond what I am able to afford right now. If I purchase the gun, what about a hop ...   Survival airgun, but .177   Forum: General Air Gun Questions and Topics   Posted: Sat Aug 01, 2009 11:29 pm   Subject: Survival airgun, but .177 tundrawolf   Replies: 34 Views: 16991 I know, it's been discussed before. (What happened to the "Search titles only" option in the search page?) Anyway... I was originally going to ask if the difference between .177 and . ...   Accuracy: Long eye relief scope on barrel or standard scope?   Forum: General Air Gun Questions and Topics   Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 2:21 pm   Subject: Accuracy: Long eye relief scope on barrel or standard scope? tundrawolf   Replies: 5 Views: 3416 Very good replies here. I am drooling of a Diana 34. I am reading all 70 reviews on reviewscentre.com. I think I am going to go with the combo for $225, if the scope is garbage that is an easy fix. I ...   Accuracy: Long eye relief scope on barrel or standard scope?   Forum: General Air Gun Questions and Topics   Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 11:48 am   Subject: Accuracy: Long eye relief scope on barrel or standard scope? tundrawolf   Replies: 5 Views: 3416 That's a good point, but maybe one similar to the Ruger MKII, it would need to be drilled and tapped less than 1/8" down...   Accuracy: Long eye relief scope on barrel or standard scope?   Forum: General Air Gun Questions and Topics   Posted: Mon Jul 13, 2009 11:50 pm   Subject: Accuracy: Long eye relief scope on barrel or standard scope? tundrawolf   Replies: 5 Views: 3416 I need to know, what is the consensus of people who think mounting a long eye relief scope directly on the barrel of a break-barrel pellet gun? Does it yield better accuracy, or is it just the long ...   How "quiet" is the Diana RWS 32 rifle?   Forum: General Air Gun Questions and Topics   Posted: Mon Jul 13, 2009 9:01 am   Subject: How "quiet" is the Diana RWS 32 rifle? tundrawolf   Replies: 1 Views: 2748 Hello, I do not want to disturb my neighbors with my pellet gun plinking. I had a Gammo (I forget which one, but it was comparably priced to the Diana) that made a quiet "Dunk" sound ...   I need a low-cost, but accurate pellet gun   Forum: General Air Gun Questions and Topics   Posted: Thu Jun 04, 2009 7:20 pm   Subject: I need a low-cost, but accurate pellet gun tundrawolf   Replies: 22 Views: 12382 That makes me want to track down the person responsible for taking the gun! 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