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The new best airguns for the money: Part 1
by B.B. Pelletier
Blog reader Kevin Lentz asked for this report; but as soon as he posted his request, it was seconded by a couple other readers. The first time I did a report with this title was way back in 2007, and that was a four-parter. This time, I'll hold it to just two parts to save some time, because there are a lot of new models coming out at this time of year. Kevin revised the categories just a little and I went with his suggestions.
Guns under $150: Air rifles
A couple guns that used to be in this category have fallen off the list, in my opinion. They did so due to major changes in product quality. Even at this low level, a gun has to shine to make the list.
Crosman's 1077 is a wonderful 12-shot CO2 repeater. It's accurate, reliable and a lot of fun to shoot. This budget rifle is accurate enough to benefit from a scope.
The Crosman M4-177 multi-pump is another wonderful value for the price. It's accurate, has a tactical look and is very rugged. As a bonus, this is a five-shot repeater!
The Gamo Lady Recon makes the list for its accuracy, ease of operation and the fact that it comes with open sights. The plain Recon doesn't have open sights and misses the list for the lack. This is a lot of youth air rifle for the money, but I suppose only girls will like it because of the pink color.
Stoeger's X5 makes the list for accuracy and build quality. The one drawback with this one is the heavy trigger. But if you get past that, this is a lot of airgun for the money.
Daisy's Powerline 953 TargetPro is a budget version of that company's 853 target rifle. Though it lacks the Lothar Walther barrel, the 953 manages to do quite well with its domestic barrel. It's a great way to get into target shooting without spending a bundle.
Buy the Daisy Avanti Champion 499 only if you like hitting what you shoot at. Billed as the world's most accurate BB gun and the only gun used in the International BB Gun Championships (because nothing else can compete with it), the 499 is every target shooter's dream. Sure, it's a BB gun, but one that will put 10 shots inside Roosevelt's head on a dime offhand at 5 yards.
And the winner among air rifles in this price range is the Air Venturi Bronco. It is, without question, the most accurate pellet rifle under $150, and it has the best trigger of the category as well.
What can I say? I love this air rifle.
Guns under $150: Air pistols
For informal target shooting, you can't do any better than Beeman's P17 single-stroke pistol. It's a Chinese-made copy of the German-made Beeman P3 that costs many times more, yet the P17 holds its own on power and accuracy. A few of them have been known to have reliability issues; but if you oil yours with Pellgunoil, I think you'll get past that. I've owned two, and both were perfect.
There used to be several different models of this next gun to choose from, but the last one standing is the Crosman 357W. A pellet revolver for under $50, this CO2-powered gun has inspired shooters for decades. It has the accuracy you want and ease of operation, plus it's a pellet revolver!
Another super buy is the Crosman 2240 .22-caliber single-shot pistol. This gun is the direct descendant of Crosman pistols dating all the way back to the 1940s. It's accurate, powerful and a wonderful value.
The Crosman 1377C is a classic multi-pump air pistol selling for half the price of most other pump guns. It has the power and accuracy to hold its own against challengers selling at more than twice the price. Plus, it's the basis of many hobby airgunners' projects.
The Makarov BB pistol is the best BB pistol in this or any other price category. It's accurate, reliable and extremely realistic. If you like to hit what you shoot at and want to shoot BBs, this is the gun to buy!
If you want a fun, realistic BB revolver, they don't get any better than the Dan Wesson BB revolver. I've linked to the 8-inch barreled gun, but all the barrel lengths and finishes cost the same and provide the same great service.
Guns $150-250: Air rifles
Not as many guns in this price category, because I hold them to a higher standard. With guns like the Bronco and the Beeman P17 out there, most higher-priced guns can't deliver.
Hatsan recently decided to go it alone in the U.S., but I haven't had a chance to test anything they offer. Back when they were making guns for whatever conglomerate financial organization owned Webley at the time, who knows what craziness they were forced to make? So, they should be given the chance to make and sell good guns on their own. Time will tell, but this year I have no information, so they didn't make the list.
With all the product-cheapening that's been going on, it's been difficult to see that the Diana RWS 34P has progressively morphed into a fine air rifle. The barrel got better, the trigger did the same and the powerplant went from a cheap buzzy nightmare in the 1980s to a dream gun in 2012. Diana avoided the Gamo pitfall of going to more power, and, instead, they concentrated on giving us a great rifle with reasonable power and splendid accuracy. You do need to use the artillery hold to get it, though. This one deserves credit for being a wonderful air rifle. When I list the 34P, I'm actually including all 34 rifles.
Guns $150-250: Air pistols
Same thing goes for air pistols as for rifles. Too much competition from the lower-price category and not enough innovation and quality in this one.
I can't say enough good things about the Smith & Wesson 586 4-inch CO2 revolver. It's a "real" gun! Get one if you like fine double- and single-action triggers, smooth revolver actions plus stunning accuracy. The realism cannot be faulted. Same thing goes for the 6-inch barreled gun.
Some of you may remember my story about telling the then-president of Crosman why airgunners would drop $150 on a handgun he sold for $39.95. Well, he left the company, and the new management decided to build these modified guns themselves! The Crosman 2300S is one such gun. It's based on the 2240 frame, but has a boatload of high-value appointments that are just what most airgunners want. Can't beat it for the price.
I'm going to include the Daisy Avanti 747 Triumph Match, which is somewhat quirky and more than a little clunky, but it's the lowest-cost real target pistol available. The Lothar Walther barrel is what makes it rank above the nearly identical 717. And, Daisy, could you please give this gun a couple more names? I can still pronounce it without taking a breath.
What's this? I put the Beeman P17 on this list for under $150 and I'm also putting the Beeman P3 on the same list? Yep. This one is good, too. Better trigger than the P17 and just as accurate and powerful. Want a better gun? Get a P3.
Well, that's my list. You might ask me what the criteria were to make the list. Simple. These are the airguns I can recommend and not hear anything bad about them. That doesn't mean that everyone likes all of them. It means that the guns, themselves, don't have any bad habits or features that make people mad at me for recommending them. Next time, I'll do a $250-500 list and an unlimited one. You think I was picky today? Just wait.
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BSA Comet breakbarrel air rifle: Part 1
by B.B. Pelletier
Before we start, I wanted to let you know that there are two new videos on Airgun Academy. We've started a series on airgun maintenance. Episode 27 is about properly maintaining pneumatics, and episode 28 is CO2 gun maintenance.
It's medium-sized and lightweight. The velocity in .177 is 825 f.p.s. The BSA Comet is a different air rifle.
Before I start today's report I'd like to say a couple words about yesterday's test of some non-lead pellets. There were several early comments that ranged from observationa that an FWB 150 will shoot anything accurately to why don't I test these pellets in a more real-world type of rifle? Those comments, as well as my own curiosity, will probably drive me to fashion some sort of test that is more encompassing than what I did yesterday.
I'm leaning away from the test that uses the more common type of pellet rifle, simply because it's endless. And, what would we learn — except that some guns do well with non-lead pellets while others don't? If I can set up a controlled test where I test the same pellets at two or even three power levels in the same gun using the same barrel, then we might learn something useful.
It seemed to me that perhaps these non-lead pellets perform well at lower velocities, but from my past experience they don't do as well at higher velocities. Is that true? Many readers seem to think so. I have a way to find out. I can set up my Whiscombe rifle in .177 caliber to shoot the subject pellets at very low velocity, then at a medium velocity and, if they're still grouping okay, perhaps bumping them up to supersonic. That can all be done in the exact same barrel, which is the benefit of using the Whiscombe. I have air transfer port limiters that control the velocity of the rifle. If you recall, my Whiscombe came to me with a 12 foot-pound limiter installed, and I freaked out until learning about the limiter and the reasoning behind it. That's discussed back in 2006, in Part 2 of the Whiscombe report.
I'm aware that a test like this will not be of interest to everyone. As always, I'll serialize it and put some space between the reports. It seems to me that we might be able to really learn something important this way, and I'd like to pursue it. Okay, that's all that was on my mind. Let's move on to today's report.
I'll tell you exactly why I chose to test the BSA Comet (serial number CD-398513-09). It was the velocity. This is a .177 breakbarrel spring rifle that sells for over $300, so what velocity would you expect it to have? Over 1,000 f.p.s., right?
"Me too," seems to be the most popular slogan in the world of consumer goods today. Once the market is defined, every manufacturer rushes to make the same product and sell it for less. If they can't do that, they pack it with "features" that justify the extra expense. Not so for the BSA Comet.
In a forest of 1,000 f.p.s. air rifles, here's one that touts 825 f.p.s. Are they out of their minds? Or are they marching to the beat of a different drummer? Only a thorough test will reveal which is the case. At this time the Comet is available only in .177 caliber.
Like the others?
In many respects the Comet is a cookie cut from the same sheet of dough as all other modern breakbarrels. It has a synthetic stock, the metal is not finished bright (excuse me, sir, that's a hunter matte finish) and it has the requisite green and red adjustable fiberoptic sights that guarantee minute-of-pop-can accuracy.
One look at the rifle tells you that it probably wasn't made in the United Kingdom. Look at the Gamo-style trigger for starters. Oh, and do the words, "Made for BSA" lasered on the right side of the action sound a little non-specific to you?
Okay, we know that the Spanish airgun maker Gamo owns BSA. It's not much of a stretch to think that the Comet was made in Spain for BSA. That's not bad because Gamo has come a long way in the past decade. They've upgraded their airguns to the point that they're very nearly on par with German guns at the lower end of the cost spectrum.
BSA also has the reputation of making some of the finest barrels in the world. They're on par with Lothar Walther when they want to be, and their barrels have ended up in some very expensive top-end airguns.
Here's what I hope. I hope the Comet is a diamond in disguise. I hope that the lower muzzle velocity and the (possibly) BSA barrel combine to make this one heck of a good shooter. At this price, they're $100 more than the RWS Diana 34, so the rifle needs to be accurate, smooth and have a decent, adjustable trigger. These are things I'll be looking for in this evaluation.
The rifle
The Comet is lightweight, at 5.9 lbs without a scope, and it's medium-sized, at 42.5 inches overall. Given its power, could it be positioned against the Beeman R7? This is all speculation, and only thorough testing will reveal what the Comet is really like. I'm curious to discover this rifle's secrets, if it has any.
The shape of the stock and location of controls such as the safety make the Comet a 100 percent ambidextrous rifle. The breakbarrel design lends itself to that. Looking underneath the stock, I was surprised to see a two-piece articulated cocking link. That means the cocking slot in the stock can be shorter, which helps reduce vibration.
The triggerguard is cast into the stock as one piece, and there are side panels on either side of the forearm that remind me of many Gamo rifles. I know the forearm screws are located beneath those panels because I've already had them off the gun.
The breech seal is located on the end of the spring tube instead of the rear of the barrel. That shouldn't make any difference in the performance, but it's worth noting.
The pull of the stock is 13.75 inches, which is compact. The 17.5-inch barrel offsets that a little. It also biases the weight forward for a muzzle-heavy balance.
The trigger is two-stage and adjustable for engagement. I will find out what that means in Part 2. The manual safety blade is located in front of the trigger and is pulled back to set and pushed forward to release. The safety blocks the trigger blade from moving and can be set and released whether or not the gun is cocked.
There is no denying the Gamo heritage when you look at the Comet's trigger.
I had to remove the stock to adjust the trigger because the one adjustment screw is not conveniently placed. Once the action was out of the stock I could see that this trigger is changed and improved from the Gamo triggers of a decade ago. I'll show pictures next time.
These's no mention of the force required to cock the Comet, but I'll measure it in Part 2. I shot the rifle a couple times just to familiarize myself with its operation and can observe that it cocks easily enough.
An 11mm dovetail is cut directly into the top of the spring tube, and there's an appropriate hole at the rear to accept a vertical scope stop pin. But BSA has a reputation for having some of the widest dovetails on the market, sometimes pushing 14mm, so I'll look at that when I mount a scope for you.
First impression
I like the smaller size, lighter weight and lower power of this breakbarrel. If it also producea some good groups, we may have something here.
One more observation. In the few (10?) times I've fired the rifle, it seems to be dieseling pretty aggressively. I think a break-in period may be necessary before good performance can be realized.
Comparing the T05 trigger to the T06: Part 3
by B.B. Pelletier
RWS Diana 34 Panther
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Pro-Guide spring retainer system for RWS Diana rifles — Part 5 The RWS Diana 34 Panther
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I'm testing the T06 trigger today using the accuracy test as a means to evaluate the operation of the trigger. The object is not to see how accurate this RWS Diana model 34P is. We already know that from tests run long ago. But as I try to shoot groups with the gun, I can get the feel of the new trigger better than any other method. So, today is about a trigger and not about this air rifle.
Of course, I've already used the trigger a lot in the velocity testing I did a couple days ago. Now, however, I'll be holding tight on a small target, and any aberration in the trigger will come though loud and clear. This is where the rubber meets the road!
New BKL adjustable mount
I'm also testing the new BKL adjustable scope mount at the same time, and the next report will be exclusively about that. I showed you the new mount in Part 1, but what I didn't show you was the bubble level that's attached to the left side of the mount base.
The optional BKL bubble level is mounted on the left side of the new BKL adjustable scope mount. This view shows the rear of the mount raised up to compensate for this rifle's barrel droop.
With this level attached, I can sight with one eye and watch the bubble with the other. I can't see both at the same time, which is why a scope with an internal bubble level would be so desirable, but at least I don't have to move my head to see the bubble like you do with some other levels. I'll be reporting on it when I cover the mount in the next report.
Back to the accuracy test
I learned in the past that this rifle really likes 7.9-grain Crosman Premiers, so instead of fooling around with many different pellets, I selected just these pellets for the test. That way I could forget about trying to make the rifle shoot well and concentrate on the trigger.
Ten Crosman Premier lites went into this 0.443-inch group at 25 yards. It's a little larger than Roosevelt's head on the dime but smaller than the entire coin.
Though I'm only showing you a single 10-shot group, I shot much more than that. I probably shot 50 shots for today's test, on top of about 20 the day before when I was checking out and adjusting the new mount. With all this testing, I became very familiar with the T06 trigger.
How the T06 trigger differs from the T05
The T06 operates differently than the T05 did. The T05 stopped cleanly at stage two and held there until the instant the sear released. There was no feeling of movement once stage two was engaged.
The T06 also stops cleanly at stage two, but as you continue to pull you can feel the trigger moving through the stage. Normally this is called creep, but it is absolutely smooth with no pauses or hesitations, and it doesn't fit the popular definition for trigger creep. In fact, this movement becomes entirely predictable and something a shooter can learn to live with.
Something else about the stage-two pull on the T06 — on most triggers, when you pause part way through stage two, back off and then return to it again, as much of it that was pulled through is still gone. You've advanced the trigger or shortened the stage-two pull, whichever you prefer. Not so on the T06.
Because the Diana 34P requires so much technique (the artillery hold) to shoot accurately, I found myself stopping several times before the trigger released to take another breath. When I did that, naturally I relaxed my trigger finger as well. Then, I had to settle myself again before returning to the trigger. What I found when I got back on the trigger was that it had reset itself to the start point. The full trigger-pull was restored. This is what I want all triggers to do, because anything else means an unpredictable trigger that could release before I'm ready. From that standpoint, the T06 is a very nice trigger. The T05 didn't have the problem of pulling part way through stage two, so of course it always acted like it had just been set whenever you came back to it as well.
The bottom line
Diana has made a change with the T06 trigger. In my observation, it isn't any better or worse than the T05; it's just different. If you want a metal trigger blade, the T06 has it. If you want adjustments, the T06 has more of them. I wasn't able to eliminate the travel in stage two, but that doesn't mean it can't be done. I spent all of 30 minutes adjusting the unit. Someone who is willing to put in more time can probably discover secrets that I didn't find.
The bottom line as far as I see it is the T06 trigger is now here and the T05 is a thing of the past. I alerted you to the difference between the T05 and T06 pistons, so you know they go together and a T01 trigger can also use the same piston as the T05.
The new trigger is nice and predictable. It has the features I've mentioned, and they all work well. If you wind up with one on your next Diana airgun you should be satisfied with it. But if you currently own a T01 or a T05 trigger, I wouldn't plan to change it.
Comparing the T05 trigger to the T06: Part 2
by B.B. Pelletier
RWS Diana 34 Panther
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Pro-Guide spring retainer system for RWS Diana rifles — Part 5 The RWS Diana 34 Panther
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You'll notice that I'm doing something different in today's report on the RWS Diana model 34P T06 trigger. I linked not only to Part 1 of the T05/T06 trigger report, but also to the entire RWS Diana 34P report (it used be called the 34 Panther) that was done way back in 2007. I did that because in changing the rifle to the new T06 trigger, I also had to replace the piston. (In Part 1, I mentioned that the T06 trigger requires a different piston to work.)
I also linked to the report where I installed and tested the Air Venturi RWS Diana Pro Guide spring retainer system in this rifle. That single link takes you to the fifth report in an entire series on just the Pro Guide, and that tune is still in this test rifle.
On to today's report
When I removed the old piston from the rifle for the new trigger installation, I saw that the edge of the seal had been chipped in a couple places, which might have had an effect on the old velocity figures. Although the mainspring remains the same (it's that Air Venturi Pro Guide upgrade kit I told you about) for both pistons, I have no way of knowing if the piston seal was damaged when I did the velocity test before, so I'm doing the test, again, today.
Here you can see the main cut near the top of the piston seal and a smaller one at the 3 o'clock position. What looks like a third nick on the other side of the seal is just some excess material sloughing off. Although these are very small imperfections, they might have caused some loss of velocity.
You saw the T06 trigger adjustments in the last report. Here's what the T05 trigger looks like.
The T05 trigger and piston shown together. Compare them to the same picture of the T06 trigger and piston in the last report.
Some of the more anal among you may wonder whether the new seal made it into the gun okay this time, or am I faced with yet another damaged seal. Well, knowing what happened last time I was very careful to tuck in the new seal past all sharp edges of the mainspring tube as the piston slid in, which is usually where such damage happens. I feel reasonably certain that the new seal isn't damaged. If testing proves otherwise, I'll pull the piston and examine the seal.
Something new
Another reason I'm doing the test this way is because of a new BKL product. Last week, I told blog reader Kevin about a new BKL adjustable low mount, and now I'm going to show it to everyone. The mount I'm using here is a prototype, but the production mounts are very close to being completed and shipped and should be available for sale in less than two months.
This new mount is adjustable for height, so it's an anti-droop mount. And, this RWS Diana 34P is the very gun I used to test the original Leapers UTG Diana drooper mounts. This is the rifle that shoots 21 inches low at 20 yards (that's 6 inches low at 35 yards with the elevation cranked up as far as it will go)! What better gun on which to test an anti-droop mount than the very one that droops the most of any I've tested?
The new BKL adjustable mount is lower than most adjustables, yet it allows a 50mm objective to clear the spring tube when full droop is applied. The black post at the rear of the mount controls the vertical adjustment. This mount is a prototype that hasn't been anodized black.
I'm not going to cover the mount today, but I'll do a special report on it after the accuracy testing is completed. Remember, folks, what we're really looking at in this series is the performance of the new Diana T06 trigger. But time and circumstances have allowed us to also look at some additional things as we do.
Today's report
We're going to establish the velocity of the rifle with the new piston and seal. I didn't expect to have any velocity change from the old piston until I saw that seal. As I report the findings, I'll remind you of the velocities obtained with the same pellets back in 2008 in Part 5 of the Pro Guide test (after it had been installed in this rifle).
Crosman Premier lite
The first pellet I tested was the venerable Crosman Premier 7.9-grain domed pellet. This pellet proved to be quite accurate in this rifle, and I expect it to continue to be accurate in this test. In the original model 34, as it came from the factory, this Premier pellet averaged 919 f.p.s. After the Pro Guide was installed in 2008 in the gun with the T05 trigger, the average velocity increased to 936 f.p.s. When I tested it this time, the average was 956 f.p.s. The spread went from 937 all the way up to 971 f.p.s., so the gun is getting used to its new situation, but that's still a small increase.
RWS Hobby
The next pellet I tried was the RWS Hobby. In the factory 34, Hobbys gave me an average of 1021 f.p.s. After the 2008 installation of the Pro Guide system, the average was still 1021 f.p.s. With the latest T06 trigger installation, the average is still 1021 f.p.s. Apparently, that's a speed this rifle likes for Hobbys. The spread this time went from 1011 to 1031 f.p.s., so just 20 f.p.s. That's pretty consistent for a springer.
H&N Baracuda Match
The last pellet tested was the H&N Baracuda Match. These pellets underwent a weight change over the past two years; although they became lighter, they still registered lower velocity with the latest tune. In factory trim, they averaged 820 f.p.s.; after the Pro Guide was installed, that increased to 825 f.p.s. With the latest tune, they now average 801 f.p.s., with a spread from 795 to 808 f.p.s. That's a very tight 13 foot-second spread; but as you can see, the average has fallen. I do believe this is a different pellet than the one I used before even though the name is the same, but there's no way to prove it and it doesn't matter anyway. The current pellet is all you can buy, so it is what it is.
Based on the results of this test, which I verified with additional shots after the chronographing was completed, I proved that the gun was shooting as well as could be expected when the T05 trigger was installed. The cuts on the piston seal appear to have made no difference. There has been almost no change with the new installation.
The T06 trigger
My initial impressions of the T06 trigger is that it is a fine sporting trigger, but it offers no substantial improvements over the T05. This trigger has some creep in the second stage that I'll try to adjust out. The T05 had zero creep. Its pull can be adjusted lighter than the T05 pull, but it's somewhat creepy, which more than offsets the lighter breaking weight.
The real test of a trigger comes when you're trying to shoot for accuracy, so I'll reserve final comment until then. After the accuracy test, I plan a special report on the new BKL adjustable low mount to show you all the features. By that time, I'll have hundreds of shots on the gun with the scope mounted, which will serve as a test of it's stability. And, there's more…but you'll just have to wait.
Comparing the T05 trigger to the T06: Part 1
by B.B. Pelletier
Now, on to today's blog.
This will be a difficult report to do, as there is a lot of worldwide support for the new Diana T06 trigger — from people who have never seen it but are ready to spring to its defense if necessary.
I've used the T05 trigger that comes on many of the current RWS Diana air rifles and find it to be a great airgun trigger. It's certainly not as adjustable as Weihrauch's Rekord trigger, but when something works right why does it need to be adjusted? I suppose I'm less critical of trigger adjustments because of all the different guns I shoot. I can understand why the owner of a single gun would want it to be exactly right. Since I never get that, I guess the importance is lost on me. What I mean is that I understand it in my head but not in my heart.
I selected an RWS Diana model 34P as my testbed. The reason is that the model 34 is very popular, and it's evolved over the years into a pretty nice spring-piston rifle. I remember the 34s of the 1980s that were crude and rough by comparison to what you get today. The 34P is identical to all other RWS Diana 34 models, except that it has a black synthetic stock.
To test the triggers, I first shot the rifle with the T05 trigger that came standard until I got used to it. Next I will install the T06 trigger and piston that were generously supplied by Umarex USA.
The RWS Diana 34P breakbarrel rifle was used to test both triggers.
The T05 trigger came with the test rifle. The only adjustment screw is inside the trigger blade, and it adjusts only the length of the first stage.
There's no reason to test the rifle for accuracy or velocity, because the trigger doesn't affect either of these attributes. If the original trigger had been really bad, there could be an improvement in accuracy due to a more reliable sear release point, but such is not the case. The T05 trigger is crisp and positive in all respects. The T05 is already so nice that the T06 has a lot to live up to.
The RWS Diana model 34 has been in production since 1984, and it began life in a plain wooden stock with the T01 trigger. The trigger blade of the T01 was made of stamped metal. It worked, but it was hollow in the back so it looked cheap. However, the T01 trigger was very adjustable and someone familiar with it could adjust it to a remarkable release.
Sometime around the year 2000, Diana changed the trigger design to the new T05 that had a solid trigger blade that was even straighter than the T01 blade had been. Unfortunately for Diana, they made the new trigger blade — and a couple other obvious trigger parts like the new safety bar — from plastic. Apparently, no one at Diana remembers the hue and cry back in the 1970s when FWB sold their 124 and 127 sporting rifles with plastic trigger blades. Those who do not know history are doomed to repeat it.
Not plastic
The T05 TRIGGER is actually not plastic! The trigger BLADE is plastic, but the blade alone is not the entire trigger. The actual unitized mechanism that is the trigger contains many metal parts. The way the trigger unit is designed, the trigger blade does not touch the sear, though if you listen to all the wounded souls whose lives have been ruined by that "plastic trigger," you might think that it does.
I remember as a kid our old 1940s Kelvinator refrigerator had a nickelplated metal locking handle on the door. My fridge today, which is three times larger and far more efficient, has a plastic handle and the door is held shut by a magnet. Should I stop eating in protest? What about those plastic bumpers on today's cars? Should we all walk because we no longer have steel hanging out in front and behind?
The T05 trigger works just fine. The one on the test rifle releases crisply at 2 lbs., 10 ozs. and it's good enough that I was able to shoot dime-sized 10-shot groups at 20 yards and sub-half-inch groups at 35 yards. Read about it in this four-part report.
There's only one adjustment on the T05 trigger, and aside from the plastic trigger blade, it's the focus of most of the criticism. The screw in front of the trigger blade controls how long the first stage is, and that's all you can adjust. Fortunately, the pull weight and let-off are very nice as they come, but there's no easy way to adjust them. When people feel they have no choices, they don't like it.
T06 trigger
The T06 trigger, by way of contrast, has adjustments for the pull weight, the length of the first stage and the sear engagement. The T06 trigger has three adjustment screws. The one in front adjusts the length of the stage-one pull. The screw behind that, which is buried deep inside the aluminum trigger blade, is for adjusting the sear contact (I think) and a screw located behind the trigger blade is for adjusting the weight of the trigger-pull.
The front screw on the T06 trigger blade adjusts the length of the first stage pull. Deep inside the hole behind it is the screw that adjusts the sear contact, I believe, and the screw behind the trigger blade is for adjusting the pull weight.
Thankfully, Diana also replaced the old plastic safety bar with one that looks identical and made from aluminum. I think they got the message about plastic.
The T06 trigger requires a different piston to work. It looks the same as the one in the T05 guns, but the lockup surfaces on the piston rod are different and must be configured to mesh with a T06 trigger. Making the switch isn't just a matter of replacing the modular trigger unit, but the piston, as well.
The T06 trigger and piston used in this test were provided by Umarex USA.
I haven't seen an owner's manual for this trigger, so everything I'll tell you will come from trial and error. My next job is to tear down the 34P and swap in the T06 trigger and piston for the T05. Following that, I'll shoot the gun extensively, adjusting the trigger as I go. Although I'll give the weight of the T06 trigger-pull, most of this report will be subjective — my observations after shooting the rifle with both triggers.


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Thanks to the utter incompetence of our public services which have no idea how to deal with a heavy snowfall, the entire length of this major arterial road was just one big skating rink. As we made our cautious way northwards we passed a succession of articulated lorries, trucks and vans that had simply left the road and ploughed straight into a ditch or the central reservation barrier.
The radio kept informing us that all the major roads in south-east England had been gritted overnight, but every time I touched the accelerator of my trusty vehicle the rear wheels simply swayed across the road with gay abandon. Fortunately for most of the journey my top speed rarely touched more than 10mph, which meant that I was always able to keep the car under control and not follow some of the other, less fortunate motorists, into the nearest ditch.
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There are two massive sources of unproductive spending across all Western economies: interest payments to the Bond Parasite, and corporate subsidies. The solution to the "problem" of the Bond Parasites -- sucking back more than 20% of every revenue dollar across the West -- is simple, and has been discussed by many, beginning with Steve Keen: Debt Jubilee. Burn the Bonds (of economic slavery) and Western economies will be halfway toward salvation.
The other necessary step is to eliminate all corporate subsidies, more than 90% of which (by dollar amount) go directly into the pockets of multinational oligopolies. Here is where the utter ignorance of the economics profession is completely exposed.
For more than 40 years we have seen a perfect correlation across all Western economies: Subsidies increase for corporations while unemployment gets worse and worse and worse. To understand why this is happening, we must first ask ourselves what these megacorporations do with all their subsidies. The answer is that they buy machines in order to eliminate jobs.
For more than 40 years, our traitor governments (backed by the brain-dead economists) have been subsidizing big business to help it slash jobs. While the real solution to the problem of oligopolies is to smash them all into little pieces (with existing antitrust laws). At the very least we must stop subsidizing their destruction of our economies.This brings us to the revenue side of the picture. As I've explained previously, Western economies are currently experiencing the worst revenue crisis in our entire history. Here the problem is even more obvious. Ordinary people and small business have already been squeezed dry. Meanwhile, our governments refuse to tax either big business or the ultra-wealthy (who happen to own most of big business). Thus our economies are dying from taxation anorexia. With taxes for large corporations and the ultra-wealthy at the lowest (effective) rates in history, our politicians remain willfully blind to the only cash cows who can ease their revenue crises. However, this mass betrayal of the Western nations by our own governments also has a political component.
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Clyde, Cisco bracing for Friday war
Ever since the district realignment last winter, this is the game that has been circled on calendars from Abilene to Eastland.
And this Friday when 6-0 Cisco, Class 2A's top-ranked team, travels to Clyde (5-1), there may not be enough bleacher space left to take a decent breath.
Every cliché is applicable here.
A perennial 2A power is paired off with a big, strong, team that just been dropped down from 3A. It's the sort of game that has given Texas its reputation as high school football's Mecca, and both towns will likely come to a standstill while it's played.
"They're a tremendous outfit," Clyde coach Craig Slaughter said of Cisco. "They're big, they're physical, they're well-coached, and it's hard to find things they don't do well.
"I've known about what they've done over the past few years, but we had never come across them. And after seeing them on tape, they are as good as I feared they might be. They are a tough, tough group."
Cisco will have the same set of worries, and at times, may think it is looking at a mirror image.
Both teams run the I-formation, both are accustomed to winning the physical battle, both play an in-your-face defense, and both can score points in bunches.
"Their offensive line is big and physical like ours and they run a very similar offense to us," Cisco coach Brent West said. "Looking at the video, they are the most similar team to us that we've seen in a very long time."
Of Cisco's 10 regular season games, Clyde stands out as the one team that has a solid chance of preventing the Loboes from running the table -- even if it doesn't actually win the game.
"They're the most physical team we've seen since Gunter last year," said West, recalling last year's 21-14 win in the Division II Region II semifinals. "We all know what happened after that. That game with Gunter probably prevented us from beating Canadian a couple of weeks later because we were still so banged up.
"That's what's scary about this week. It's going to be very physical for both teams and both teams have to carry on afterwards. It's a huge game, but we want to stay healthy enough to finish district and hopefully, reach the playoffs."
Slaughter echoed West's view, and with good reason.
Clyde has designs on a deep playoff run in the Division I bracket, but the Bulldogs must avoid the casualty list this week if that is to happen.
"I'm very concerned about it," Slaughter said. "I'm hoping we can come off the field with all our pieces intact, and I hope the same thing for Cisco."
Regardless of the outcome, the results will get plenty of airplay -- both in the Big Country and across the state.
Friday's game is high-profile enough for Fox Sports to send a video crew, an arrangement that was made several months in advance.
"The one big advantage that they have on us is that they have played in a ton of games like this," Slaughter said. "You can't imitate this sort of game until you actually line up and do it.
"I just hope our lining up in the past against teams like Sweetwater and Wylie has helped to prepare us. The environment in this game is going to be like the Brooklyn Zoo -- just outrageous."
n If first-year Haskell coach Kent Colley was under any stress after a 1-4 start, you wouldn't know it by talking to him. But I'm having a difficult time believing that Friday's 33-28 upset of Stamford didn't relieve some pressure.
Colley inherited a program that posted a 41-8 record over the past four seasons under Brad Brunson, who departed to become the defensive coordinator at Cisco. Unfortunately, Colley was left with just one offensive and three defensive starters, and virtually had to start from scratch.
Then there was the issue of the schedule -- a brutal slate that had the Indians playing Archer City (6-0), defending state champion Munday (3-3) and Albany (6-0) in successive weeks to open the season.
Colley's crew took its lumps early on, before finally breaking out with a win over Winters on Sept. 19. But it now appears Haskell (2-4) is making headway. A tough 27-26 loss to Quanah was followed by an open date, after which the Indians pulled off a shocker.
But was it really a shocker?
"A lot of our kids had been playing on Thursday nights and really didn't have much Friday night experience," Colley said. "But I think we've improved each week, even though our record isn't very desirable.
"I think we flew under the radar a little bit and I'm sure not very many people gave us a chance to win. But any time Stamford and Haskell line up to play each other it's going to be a close game, whether we're favored by 20 or they're favored by 20."
n Don't look now but Goldthwaite is more than capable of throwing the football all over the place. And who would have believed that just three years ago?
Having been based out of the wishbone for much of coach Gary Proffit's 23-year tenure, the Eagles are suddenly breaking the bone and spreading the field when they feel it's to their advantage. The 618 yards in total offense accumulated in last week's 75-42 win over Evant bears witness to that, with 240 of those yards coming through the air.
The change, however, may only last as long as the roster allows.
"We do a little of everything now," Proffit said. "We still run the wishbone, but we go to a spread look, too.
"We've got some skill athletes who can catch the ball and I feel like our linemen are more geared to that as well."
n I won't say when or where this occurred, except to say it happened at a Big Country Game of the Week sometime this year.
Unable to pick up any dinner before the game, I went to the concession stand and ordered a couple of hot dogs to take back to the press box.
I didn't see any ketchup or mustard, so I asked the guy behind the counter if they had any condiments.
He said, "Yeah, we've got some spoons."
n Is it just me, or is Hawley head football coach Buddy Hardin a dead ringer for Ray "Everybody Loves Raymond" Romano?
I'm not kidding.
Check out our online video of Hawley and Eastland in last week's Big Country Game of the Week and tell me I'm wrong (www.reporternews.com/videos).
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Using SS Trunk with UserForms Trunk I cannot make a textarea. In older versions of the UserForms, I could set some dimensions and character limits. However now the textfield option has no paramaters like a textarea would or should. I need to have three websites live right away and because of some features in UserForms that require me to use the Trunk version all the forms are somewhat broken because I cannot set the height and character limit for a textarea. I can use CSS to make the textfield bigger but it is still forced to only have 32 characters and for a comments area in a contact form this is not going to work. In fact even though this is the trunk version I would expect that a text area (being almost a requirement on every contact form) would still work.
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Attaching myself to this thread!
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Local columnist Jimmy Reed hears lots from family and friends about his reluctance to join the 21st century, but relates a joke he heard recently that shows that not all who are "older" are as challenged as some think he is. (July 13, 2010, Page 4A)
Heat takes toll on fish
At Saturday's annual fishing rodeo at Lake Patsy, youngsters landed plenty of live ones. During the contest dead fish began to float to the top of the lake. On Sunday, city crews began to clean up the dead fish they found and will continue when any other fish surface. Despite the loss of fish, the rodeo was a success with nearly 60 participants. (July 12, 2010, Page 8)
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Listening has its rewards and Kaye Bryant of Oxford has reaped its benefits. She is an avid fan of Michael Feldman's "Whad'ya Know" radio show on NPR. Answering an announcement for the biggest fan contest of the show, Bryant sent in her entry. As the winning contestant, Bryant will be flown into Madison, Wis., on Aug. 13 to receive her award. (July 12, 2010, Page 3)
Three earn Eagle Scout ranking since January
Earning the highest rank in Boy Scouts is no easy task. Nationally, statistics list that only 2 percent in earn the rank of Eagle Scout. Oxford's Boy Scout Troup 45 is making mincemeat of that statistic by honoring three boys who earned their Eagle Scout ranking since January. Those scouts are Rustin Rasberry, David Rozier III and William Alexander. (July 12, 2010, Page 1)
Hollywood helps local youth
On Friday the local Boys & Girls Club received a check for $25,000. With guidance from Ole Miss head football coach Houston Nutt, the coaches appearing to in "The Blind Side" gave a gift worthy of a motion picture award. Why? The money came from the collective pay the coaches received for appearing in the movie. (July 12, 2010, Page 1)
Summers seem to be getting shorter
The countdown has gotten serious. No, not the countdown until the start of preseason football practice or the countdown to the first game this season, but rather the countdown to students returning to school. Editor Don Whitten points out that the summer break seemed to start just a few weeks ago, and now there are signs pointing toward school buses, shopping trips for new clothes and changing summer schedules for school mornings. (July 12, 2010, Page 4)
No tax hike, Mayor says
Oxford leaders have two goals as they draft next year's budget…for all city employeess to keep their jobs and no tax hikes. How does Mayor Pat Patterson intend to reach these goals? City departments will decide how to cut spending. Purchases for city vehicles and funding for tourism will be given more financial relief. (July 9, 2010, Page 1A)
Veterans Memorial Park shapes up
A park is taking shape thanks to the help of the city of Oxford. The Veterans Memorial Park is beginning to take shape as Bennett Construction crews have been placing curbing along the street. The addition of sidewalks next week will make it easier to walk from the State Veterans Home, past the new park and down the hill to the Veterans Building. (July 9, 2010, Page 1A)
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The Oxford and Lafayette County school district dropout rates are better than most in Mississippi. After a slight decline in the past few years both school districts want to see graduation rates improve. Keeping dropout numbers in mind, both districts are making plans to lower dropout rates among students by keeping them engaged in school studies and activites. (July 9, 2010, Page 1A)
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text: Hold a light behind the females and look at the gut area if you can see eggs she is laying them and you need to take a closer look at the peat. Some hobbyists use reading glasses to search for the eggs. D.B.N.B ( reply by private e-mail for translation) Gotta go pick eggs so there will be plenty when you come visit. as the water changes automatically. killiman at iquest_net 317 253 2170 Al Anderson 317 253 2170 ----- Original Message ----- From: "michael herrera" <killimike at yahoo_com> To: "killilist" <killietalk at aka_org> Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 12:45 AM Subject: Questions about noto breeding > > Hello everyone, > > Its me again Mike from San Antonio. I was changing the water today and decided to check the water. I have yet to get any eggs from my Notobrachius, using boiled peat as the media. > > Here was the outcome. > > Tap water pH 7.0 Kh 232.7 degree nitrates 0.0 > > Used water (water in the tank left for 1 week) > > ph 8.0 KH 232.7 degree and nitrates 5.0ppm > > I talked to a guy at the tropical fish store and he said that I could use a filter or use some plants. He said that the plants will reduce the nitrates. He also said that the > > plants will need some special light for about 12 hrs a day and some Iron. I am currently using no plants in my small breeding tanks, which hold about 6 gallons. These fish are several monthes old and should be reproductively capable to breed ( the females are nice and fat). So can anyone give me any suggestions on ways to improve my situation? Any particular type of plants? I would like to stay away from moving water, cause I have tried that before and the Notos didn't like it at all and started to die off. > > > > Mike > > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Do you Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now > > --- StripMime Report -- processed MIME parts --- > multipart/alternative > text/html > --- > --------------- > See http://www.aka.org/AKA/subkillietalk.html to unsubscribe > Join the AKA at http://www.aka.org/AKA/Applic.htm > > > --------------- See http://www.aka.org/AKA/subkillietalk.html to unsubscribe Join the AKA at http://www.aka.org/AKA/Applic.htm


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