What can be done (to make a good air rifle)?: Part One
Reader Michael asked the million-dollar question Monday and this is the start of my answer
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Reader Michael asked the million-dollar question Monday and this is the start of my answer
Today we have something different and I will report it differently than you expect.
Today we start looking at the accuracy of the Webley Mark II Service air rifle.
This report is about an air rifle that left the market over a decade ago — The Gamo Hunter Extreme.
Today we’re going to find out how well my redneck fix of the breech seal on the Webley Mark II Service air rifle worked — if it worked at all.
Remember the Beeman R7 I showed you back in August? Today we test the velocity and find out what she’ll do.
You will recall in Part 2 I tested the velocity and found the rifle was shooting very slow. There was also a large puff of air at the breech that told me the breech seal needed to be replaced.