Costly silencer, worth every penny.

I am putting a silencer on my weihrauch 97kt

[@Becky-flowergirl]

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[@rodeoruz]

1:40S I love the stock, it looks great, and I reckon it aids shooting stability and accuracy, because it faciltates a hand grip.

[@valleyman-mentalhealth]

Thanks for your comment bud. Yeah it’s sweet and smooth to fire. And it packs a shot too. If you miss with this gun, it the person who fired it’s fault. Thanks again for commenting buddy. I really appreciate it.🤝🏻👌🏻👍🏻

[@rodeoruz]

I bought an under-leaver Gamo air rifle (I’ve still got it) secondhand from a guy that I worked with over twenty years back, a good gun, but it lacks the advantage(s) of a grip-style headstock which is a major plus imo. I reckon that those type of headstocks are vastly superior for accurate shooting. Another thing I have seen on KZbin are rat-shooting videos with use of tripods. I have also watched (KZbin video titled: "Ozzy Osbourne on sobriety, air rifles" ) Rock star Ozzy Osbourne (a mega air rifle enthusiast) and he shoots with a tripod in a sitting down position using paper targets that he has makes himself. Who needs flash cars and speedboats for entertainment hey?

[@valleyman-mentalhealth]

@@rodeoruz you said the gamo air rifle, you bought back then was good. Are they good these days. Because in my local gun shop there are weihrach BSA and a few others but I’m not sure I’ve heard any of the gamo, I’ve heyof gamo ammunition! Because they suggest you use it with. The weihrach on the paperwork inside the box when bought. I’ll have to have a look at the KZbin channels you’ve said buddy. I bought a metal target, that when you hit it, it spins around. You just got to change the sticky paper target on them regular. But as expected. Thank you so much for another lovely reply. I appreciate it so much hope all is well with you and family brother.🤝🏻👌🏻👍🏻

[@rodeoruz]

@@valleyman-mentalhealth I do wonder whether the quality is the same myself, because manufacturing standards can decline. That old cliche of "things don't last like they used to". But saying that if I was to buy a product with 'engineering' standards/excellence I guess I could not go wrong with a German brand like with the Weihrauch air-rifle that you have got. My father used to work alongside German Thyssen company sub-contractors in mining and they would never ever let him forget that German engineering is known to truly be the best in the world.

[@valleyman-mentalhealth]

@@rodeoruz yeah you’re absolutely right my friend. The Standards for excellence and quantity. Somehow seem. To be classed as the same nowadays? And if you have noticed which I think you would because you seem like a bright person if you don’t mind me saying, things don’t last that long anymore? Like they used to. And yeah german engineering is known all over the world has being world-class there’s a few countries that are up there? But the Germans are in front. I would say as well. What was it you said you father worked as again sorry, my memory is terrible gone. Thanks for another brilliant comment my friend. Awesome bud.🤝🏻👍🏻🙏🏻

[@rodeoruz]

@@valleyman-mentalhealth MY father worked as a supervisor alongside Thyssen teams. Things sure do seem to last when made in bygone years. I've got a Valliant boiler that is still going strong after 22 years. Now apparently a boiler is meant to last only 10 years nowadays. And I've got fridge freezer that's 20+ years old without a single repair.