Hey Timmy.. I've got some too.

[Gene_SC]

I never did well in Vegas Ralph...:) Always lose my money..:) I have also heard that RWS air rifles that have the swedged front site grooves is there barrel choke. I have never run a pellet through any of my RWS air rifles but I have otherspringers that are not choked that shoot as well or better..:).. But that is not to say that a choked barrel does not work. There is allot to be said about that subject and especially all the different post choked barrel tools that are made, like yours. Thanks for sharing..

Gene

[RCnMo]

The only heavies that I have on hand are the Crosman Premier heavy dome. They shot better than the cphp's, but the RWS superdomes seem to do best for now. I plan on messing with it some more next week to see what I can do. I did notice when I run a pellet through it's bore, the bore feels loose around the breech, hits a rough spot about 3-4" down, loosens up a bit and then hits the "choke" where it is tighter again. I would venture to say this barrel is a POS and a new one would do me wonders. I just hate to have to machine a new breech all over again. BTW Gene, I have never done well in Vegas either. Now I just walk in to a casino, drop my money on the floor and walk out.

[melloroadman]

You might go to the library here and look up barrel lapping and get those high spots out . All so if you are worried about the tapered choke you could work on it a bit . But then again what do I know about consuming time or any thing else for that matter . Marvin