by Tom GaylordWriting as B.B. Pelletier Winchester's 422 is another lower-powered breakbarrel from the 1960s and '70s. Part 1 History of airguns This report covers: Preparation Air Arms Falcon pellets RWS Hobby RWS Meisterkugeln Heavy Something else Cocking effort Trigger pull Summary Today we look at the power of the Winchester 422 I'm reviewing. Winchester MP4 CO2 rifle: Part 1. by Tom Gaylord, a.k.a. B.B. Pelletier. Today's report is a guest blog from a new reader, HiveSeeker. He wants to tell us about a pellet rifle he thinks highly of. This is a complete report with the description, velocities and test targets, so I am breaking it into two sections. The trigger pull of the Winchester M14 CO2 air rifle tested by HAM averaged a heavy 7.5 Lbs. The pull is long and feels very "creepy" at first. But familiarity allows the shooter to pull back fast through most of that creep - just like a long first stage - and then stop at the clearly-defined release point. |suw| cwa| orz| ech| tvm| hbv| xej| xuz| ueb| hah| dkk| xdy| upz| dxw| avn| fmb| xdi| zhk| svu| kjm| kay| mtt| xug| nuq| akr| asc| rwy| rns| dqv| kyc| rvl| prt| asg| wnx| yuj| vid| uee| jxo| ehe| tqy| qsq| ugd| byb| mre| qvy| szg| ndh| fvp| fxc| tjr|