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I have tried a bunch of different pellets in my FWB 700 and the RWS R10 seemed to work best for me! havent tried Vogol though

Looking forward to competing in Colorado in a few days! first time for me too this shoot! should be fun!

I went to the tire store and bought "wheel weights". they are pretty light but come in strips of about 12 (each individual weight is about 1/4oz"). They are adhesive so you can stick them pretty well anywhere, making sure its with in the rules. pretty cheap (think i paid $5.00 for abo...

I personally would not deal with them. Never really have had an email returned from them, just overall communication and service from what i have seen has been pretty poor. Also.. a shooter at our club sent them a styer air rifle and never go it back!? this was 3 years ago. needless to say he was no...

I use the rear sight extensions (actully anti glare tubes) from gehmann. I ordered mine from cibles targets here in Canada. I think it was around $20.00. Although these are made by gehmann this is the same thread used by anschut and so will work with the gun! http://www.gehmann.com/pages-en/detail.p...

Yes!

I agree. There are some guns that definately need bedding because the fit between the barreled action and the stock is not so great. I do not think the FWB 2700 is one of them though.

Wind could be a big part of it. Even a 5mph wind has a fair affect on the point of impact, especially if it is sitchy so if if you are not usually compensating for wind or waiting for good conditions that could be why. But apart from the physical apsects that could be causing you to shoot better the...

As you mentioned it will be a bit different for everyone but I have mine similar for standing/kneeling (about 1/4" longer for standing) and then about 3/4" inch out further for prone.

I had a marlin 2000L for a few years. It was actually surprisingtly accurate witht the right ammunition. At 100 yards it was shooting around 1" 5 shot groups consistently with Eley Match EPS. pretty good for a gun of that price and make. Basically this gun is just what you mentioned, a starter ...

Yes! That is actually really good without jackets and pants. I average about 8's if I am lucky without any gear. With full gear I shoot around 570/600 so great definately does help!

The 1807 incorparates a 54 action does it not? If so you allready have a pretty solid base (barreled action) so it could be an option just to replace the stock. There are some really nice stocks made for this gun from several different companies. They are quite expensive, but may be a good route as ...

Hi Jason, I recieved mine today - Thanks! Overall looked really well done! haven't read through it all yet but looks nice. Was at first confused as I saw a picture of myself in there along with an article in french and was trying (with my limited french speaking skills) to read it but then I realize...

It narrows down to personal preference and what suits you best. For me and my build (taller and more slender) I use high riser blocks (approx. 42mm on my air, 41mm for standing and kneeling on smallbore and about 21mm for prone). I do think it is important that you head is level when you shoot thoug...

From my experiences, no it does not. It may require a click either way - but you are likely going to be doing that any way on any given day to compensate for your position, and other factors like wind, etc.

Great Idea!

I am wondering though - is this just restricted to Scatt or would using a rika be within the rules?

Before I became interested in 3p type shooting I was mainly interested in benchrest. I used a Cowan rest. There are made by Joe Cowan and a group of students he teaches. Funds go to a good cause (forget exactly what it is!) and it is very nice for the money. I think they are around $210 US and are f...

Only reason I can maybe think of is that the bolt sticks up so high making it hard to close the gun case and maybe hard on the gun? But having said that I just keep it in the gun with the trigger compressed.

I do. I use the freeland scope stand. Nothing special but it works. Standing it is a bit wobbly. Prone it works really well!

Good responces so far! I really like the idea of an adjustable foresight. Not so much to adjust for lighting as I believe that is the purpose of the rear aperature, but to adjust for the different positions. I like to use around 3.5 for prone, 3.6 for kneeling and 3.7 for standing. This accounts for...