What work did you just do?

[Tater]

Ed, you need to shoot more. That looks like spider webs inside your barrel.LOL

x2   

[bgmcgee]

Man if those are spider webs in that first pic I wouldn't want to meet that spider.

[Davio]

Man if those are spider webs in that first pic I wouldn't want to meet that spider.

Naw!  That's belly button lint.  And you wouldn't want to meet that navel, either.   

[KevinP]

Naw!  That's belly button lint.  And you wouldn't want to meet that navel, either.   

[bgmcgee]

Naw!  That's belly button lint.  And you wouldn't want to meet that navel, either.   

[WyoMan]

Naw!  That's belly button lint.  And you wouldn't want to meet that navel, either.   

Now we know how Ed polished the leade 

[arkmaker †]

Ground a groove in a hammer and mounted a rear screw long steel breech to my not so stock anymore 2240. Also, mounted a 10" .22 barrel, Archer rear site, mellon pa and blue fork trigger frame. Was going to wait until I had the cash for the other BF stuff, but, well you know how it is 

Still needs the BF Breech & front site, some valve work, a good rear site, an LDC and just maybe this puppy is wanting a BF wire stock?
Well, when I finally get it finished, BF will have my wallet!!

Edit: added not so good pics
Rich

[1377x]

Ed, you need to shoot more. That looks like spider webs inside your barrel.LOL

you are funny!
i just cleaned up the chatter marks on the lead and did a little polishing. there is a pellet stuck in the other end.
when i find a use for the barrel it will be cleaned of the spider webs

[bgmcgee]

Ground a groove in a hammer and mounted a rear screw long steel breech to my not so stock anymore 2240. Also, mounted a 10" .22 barrel, Archer rear site, mellon pa and blue fork trigger frame. Was going to wait until I had the cash for the other BF stuff, but, well you know how it is 

Still needs the BF Breech & front site, some valve work, a good rear site, an LDC and just maybe this puppy is wanting a BF wire stock?
Well, when I finally get it finished, BF will have my wallet!!

Edit: added not so good pics
Rich

Looks like the start of a real nice shooter there Rich.  Greg will be happy with ya too.

[arkmaker †]

99.9% of the time I shoot my guns off hand before bench resting them. Just me. I just took 12 sots. 4 of them as site in and 8 towards the bull. With the rear site adjusted all the way down and aiming at the red bull, this is what I ended up with. Look like a couple of clicks to the right on the rear site and the front pin needs to come up a bit. I did not adjust the front pin as I have it set for another gun. I will eventually make a new LDC for this one though.


This is not to awful bad shooting for me offhand @ 5M (4 of them in a ragged hole). There were no flyers, This was all me and my post 4 cups of java shooting 


Crosman Premier Ultra Magnum .22's and loaded one after the other. No time waited in between shots except to load and target acquisition. I transferred the target onto another sheet hoping the holes would show better, but maybe should have left it alone and took a pic right on the duct seal. Live and learn. On to the honey do list now 
Rich

[bgmcgee]

yep looks like a good shooter to me.

[targettgii]

Nice shooting Rich.

[arkmaker †]

If I get a chance, I am going to bench it tomorrow and see what the accuracy really is. Looking at that breech picture, I see that that was one of the parts that I used the blue wonder on. That stuff works great on some steel and not so good on others. This breech must be one of the others    No worries as it functions well.

[BDS]

I like that BC shoot n' see avatar Rich

[bgmcgee]

Sometimes it's better to work good than to look good.
I tore apart the 2100 that I scored awhile back for free. I never took is all the way down before just cleaned and lubed it. This time I tore it down completely. The valve had been worked on before as someone used silicone to seal it. The orings were nicked and looked like viton so I had some buna orings to replace them with.  I got it all cleaned up, new orings and seems to be good. What a p.i.t.a. getting that thing back together.