No, I'm not cupid! You rotten lot!

It's simply that Johannis cannot post this picture and it would be helpful to see a mounted Dampa Mount:



Johannis text:

"Dear gentlemen,
can one of you put this picture on the Dianawerk Collective so that Redfeather can see
how to fit a dampa mount. Screws always on the left side of the rifle when you hold the
rifle in your hands."

So, there you are, Redfeather!

A Votre Service.



Un Abrazo!




Héctor

Way to go Hector! I rec. the same mail from Jan this am. I tried but could not do it without Kimmie Sue,s help.I felt helpless! So thats what my new Dampa looks like, man Im watching for the mail lady!! Red Feather, Im putting mine on my 350, along with a Leapers 4-16 A.O. scope.Way to get er done Hector! Thank You,, Tim.

or maybe two meaning Johannis for sending the picture and Hector for making it possible to see

the Dampa mount is a mystery to me, Jan send me one and I installed it in my 48 in .22 cal. has not moved after 200 pellets and will absorb the recoil and save your scope any scope

no barrel droop on my 48 so that is not an issue but the dampening effect is awesome and more

will let Tim post on this mount after he gets it from Johannis and see if I am correct in the assesment

warren

and remember "it's 30% the gun and 70% the shooter"

Looks good. At first I thought it was adjustable for droop but am glad it will work on a fixed barrel. Guess I lucked out as this one is new in the wrapper and a bit of a bargain. I figured that, if Theoben was using them, they had to be pretty decent and had also seen the threads posted here.

My rifle came with an RWS 350 variable scope and rings. The original owner only put about two hundred pellets through it, so I guess the scope and rings held up for that short period of time. (It was a safe queen.) I have the same scope on a Slavia using Millet Angle-locs and it is pretty decent, but I've seen where these may not hold up so well on magnum guns. The Dampa should help in that respect. Also if I opt for another scope like a Centerpoint. These have also had mixed reviews regarding recoil.