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very nice group!

good stuff as always Bob. you do some outstanding work!!!

yukon is a gas rammed b25...... octane is a gas rammed b28...two completely different guns. b28 is a long stroke magnum with much more power and harder to shoot well

a decapitated snake head can bite for hours after being seperated from the body

another one to check out is the gamo pr776. better quality than the crosman. sportsmans guide has them for 99 bucks right now in their shooting catalog

Saw the pictures in your other post...nice score! i am looking to get a 10m pistol next

agreed x3 or x5 would be better

google is your friend. join the gateway to airgun forum, as well as the yellow forum and any others you can find.best way is to ask questions. what are you looking to tune? i tune springers, pcp, and...

Agreed, the r7 is one of the sweetest little springers out there!

i would have to agree with silver. i have 3 of the crosmans and they all shoot great, plus they can be heavily modified for power. i have two of mine set up for hunting

not sure how old your boy is yet, but i see you mentioned the 1000fps in 22. if you are referring to the airmagnum model, you may want to rethink that. they are a huge gun (48 inches long) and the...

i have not seen a hatsan pcp that was not deadly accurate

i had the browning leverage in .22 caliber, which is the 46u rebranded. it is just silly accurate for a cheap springer. my buddy suckered me out of it because he had a squirrel problem

the crosman is about the best shooting revolver under 100 bucks, in terms of quality though, it does not hold a candle to the S&W which is made in Germany. If you like quality, go with the smith. the...

i shot one about 25 yrs ago. interesting but low powered. they come up for sale used now and then. sam yang makes a 50 caliber pcp airgun that has a choke and is a bit more effective

I shoot a walther master ultra in .22 caliber at 12-13fpe and it is an absolute tack driver. my rws 48 in .22 at just under 20fpe has been a go to on small game for over 15 yrs now. extremely...

I have way too many to list. I do tests and reviews on airguns, so i basically have a room full of them, literally.

i tend to use a .22 the most. i have a few .177 for plinking and targets. For predator hunting , i use several .25 caliber pcp guns, mostly from air force. I do all of my small game and predator...

lets put it this way....if you dont want it....i do!!!;) they are great guns

just traded for one of my rocker silver streaks. a benjamin p rod. already regret it, but the wife promptly adopted the p rod

never had much luck with pointed in most guns either. domes fly straighter usually, and have just as much penetration for my needs.i use domes almost exclusively (other than wadcutters in 10m guns)...

i will second what harry said... both are decent rifles if you change out the lawyer trigger,but not going to be usable for a young girl, the xs12 will be much easier to handle and will still take...

when was the last time it saw oil?sometimes a few drops will bring it back to life. pellgun oil or non detergent 30wt. also. with the benjamin and sheridan guns. it is best to store them with a pump...

nice old gun, and great work on the restoration!

nope , not bs. even a 22 call doing 800 fps with a lead pellet is deadly, even to a half ton animal. just takes a bit for them to bleed out.