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j.m. · Replies: 6

I prefer to use heavier pellets for more accuracy, so I shouldn't have to much of a problem.

I am wondering if drilling a BUNCH of holes in the piston to lighten it up would decrease the recoil, in ...

j.m. · Replies: 6

Anybody ever worked on one of these?
I tore mine down tonight to get a feel for it and smoothed ou tthe trigger a bit. I also replaced the trigger spring with one from a pen, and the pull is SUPER l ...

j.m. · Replies: 24

I have heard that you shouldn't disassemble a springer yourself unless you have the right tools. I heard that the spring is under tension even when the piston is all the way forward.

j.m. · Replies: 12

simple google search showed these:
http://www.carolinadivecenter.com/
http://www.gypsydivers.com/
http://www.downunderscuba.com/
http://www.reefandridge.com/

These guys will make parts:
http:/ ...

j.m. · Replies: 12

As in a PCP?

Too expensive.

(And no, I don't like the discovery)

j.m. · Replies: 12

I was planning on doing HPA, no matter which gun I got.

I found a local dive shop.

$5 a fill for an 80 cubic foot tank.

j.m. · Replies: 12

Well then.

I think I have decided to, if I am getting another rifle, go with the 850.

I'll rig up some sort of bulk fill thing from paintball parts so that I don't have to take the tank off to f ...

j.m. · Replies: 8

It's weird for me hearing a british guy narrate how it's made...

j.m. · Replies: 33

I know I won't be able to buy a pcp rifle anytime soon. But I've always been curious as to how you get yours refiled and such. I know that for example Airforce guns can run off of pressurized air, nit ...

j.m. · Replies: 33

I'd be content with any. Very Happy

j.m. · Replies: 12

Hey guys. I'm new here, but not to air guns.

I have a Beeman ss100T, but I think it's a little much for my backyard. It is a little noisy and takes a lot of effort to get a single pellet downrang ...