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That rifle is a definite for sure keeper.
Very impressive strings, and hey, ain't that some tight shooting!

-D.S.

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"Ain't no half-way"
-S.R.V.

Thanks Doc, glad I bought the rifle when I did, our selection of rifles up here seems to be decreasing all the time.

Nice ! Accurate as well, tough to beat that. Well done. Wish my Brocock had a gauge.

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Best Wishes
Daryl

Thanks Daryl, itching to get back outside after a winter of tinkering.

I made a rear attachment point for my Scorpion SE. I have done a few different things to keep the airtube off the stock when tightenning the stock screw, the last was the wood block spacerwhich was better than without but still allowed the airtube to flex slightly.
After a few days of trial and error this is what I came up with, it uses the rear cap screw as an extra attachment point to hold the stock in place, sits under the rear of the trigger guard. I had to make a new screw for the rear mounting point, one to screw the bracket screw into. I also had to taper the bracket screw so the safety would release far enough to dissengage and be able to pull the trigger. I gave it a Cold Blue treatment , don't know if I will paint it black to match trigger guard or not.
To adjust the gap between the air cylinder and the stock i use shims btween the original stock mounting stud and the stock. Lastly I use clear packing tape layered,in the area of the center mounting bolt, to take up the space now left due to the cylinder being raised slightly but will be almost invisible to the eye.
Now I have two bolts to remove when I want to take the stock off but I like knowing the air cylinder is completly free floating now.

Rest of pics.

Seen several pics with good groups, but, you keep missing the tape.

Tapes are expensive you know.