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Originally Posted by 300magman
Look at a CVA Wolf. Great little gun and dirt cheap. I have one with a cheap Nikon scope on it, no problems shooting shooting an MOA group at 150yds with 2 pellets of 777 and Barnes Spitfire TMZ's. Loses accuracy with 3 pellets, but nothing i have shot has cared if it was 2 or 3, although i havent shot at an animal further than 105yds. If you can get some Blackhorn 209 (good luck and PM me where so I can buy the rest of it lol) jump all over it, best powder going and will make cleaning astronomically easier. You'll need to get a special breech plug if you want to shoot 209.
As previously mentioned, clean it lots.....i typically clean after every couple shots unless using BH 209, then ill go a few without cleaning. But dont think precision rifle cleaning, honestly can soak your breech in warm soapy water, swab the bore a few times and dry it out. Just make sure everything is completely dry after cleaning and that you spend a bit of time making sure the flash channel is good and clean.
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Should mention that firing a primer after cleaning isnt a bad idea to dry out the flash channel after cleaning......just thought of that as checking the thread and realized i forgot to mention it.