Crosman Fire breakbarrel air rifle: Part Seven
Today we return to look at the Crosman Fire breakbarrel air rifle. There is a big surprise coming — at least it was for me.
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Today we return to look at the Crosman Fire breakbarrel air rifle. There is a big surprise coming — at least it was for me.
Today I try to get the Crosman Fire to hit where I’m aiming. Please remember what this report is. I’m breaking in the Fire and shooting it like a newbie, to show those new to airguns what works, and why. They may also get a bit of what doesn’t work.
Eight years ago we looked at a Diana 45 that was made in August of 1988. Today we start looking at a different Diana 45 that was made in October of the same year.
I have a report today that goes way back to the start of this blog. Today I scope the Crosman Fire and shoot it — EXACTLY AS CROSMAN SENT IT.
Today we’re looking at the Crosman Fire breakbarrel air rifle.
This is a special guest blog from reader Pat Gray who bought a Beeman C1 from me at the Arkansas airgun show.
day we look at the accuracy of the HW 50S after being tuned with the Vortek PG4 SHO kit.