Recent content by JohnOneShot

I didn't think it would be that hard to replace. The part number is 11505. It is 1 inch diameter. PYRAMID AIR doesn't have any. But I will buy any compatible gauge. Any help finding one would be appreciated. John

PRICE REDUCED! It is true. Two almost identical .495 Bandits. Ser# 172, and Ser# 599. The newer gun is a bit stronger, the older gun gets one more shot. #172 is my first big bore. It must have 3000 rounds through it. Pretty good condition, fills with a probe. Comes with a Simmons 3.8-12 X 44...

You heard right. Two of them. Serial #172 and #599. These are both very comparable in performance. The newer gun shoots a little harder. Please see the shot string photo. #172 was my first big bore. It really does have about 3000 rounds through it. It fills with a probe. It is in pretty good...

Serial #172 and #599. #172 was my first big bore. It has 3000 rounds through it easily.. I pumped that gun gor every shot for the first 10 years, finally getting a shoebox and and a tank after I really started shooting it more. It is in pretty good condition. No rust or nasty scratches...

I didn't know that book existed. Thanks. I must have that book.

That makes sense to me for production guns. Most of these are from yesteryear (I've been told to deliberately misspell them, so I will) I have two.495 Quickenbush Ser174 and Ser 600 .45 Gaargoyle .357 Coorsair 9MM Careeer Ultra .58 Extreeme (this was a special build) .58 Quickenbush pistol...

I hate to do it, but I need to thin the herd. And it's a big herd of big bores. I'm really not sure what they are worth. Anyone have an idea of a reliable blue book for these bad boys? To make things worse, I just inherited a few more I need to deal with. I have six I'd like to part with. I'm...

Airgunner_42, Well.............. I haven't taken the pump apart yet, If it works, don't fix it, Remember how I said the translation is really bad? I will write exactly what they say about that antifreeze question: "WATER COOLING PRINCIPLE DESCRIPTION" "The water of the air-cooled barrel is...

I heard some very good things on YouTube about this pump. I had to try it out. I'M IMPRESSED!!! First , I'll mention no brand names in this post. My other hand pump works just fine, but it is not going beyond 3500 PSI with me pumping it. This new import easily goes to 4200 with the same effort...

I cast a lot of bullets to feed my .58 pistol. One of my favorite rounds is the round ball. the bummer is that darned sprue is hard to line up so it points straight backwards. Well, not anymore. I always wanted to put a point on the tip of the probe, so I turned a 60 degree point on the end. I...

I could Use a little help here. I have two of the newer tank valves that have the slow fill technology. When it is really cold outside, (Below Zero) they will barely flow any air at all. My old one works just fine in the cold ​I finally got frustrated enough and just built another one of my...

OK central Minnesota, Let's try to figure this map out. John K

I've had numerous request for building these for sale. 10 years ago I probably would have done that, but now I'm retired and intend to go hunting and fishing every day instead of making chips. But as i said, I have no secrets and would share the prints that I used to build this beast. It isn't...

So many things to consider. Cost, shot count, weight, loudness. I own a 9MM Corsair, .495 Quackenbush, .45 Gargoyl, and a .58 Pistol. I love them all. The bigger and more powerful they get, the bigger my smile. Personally, I feel a big bore starts at .45 caliber. That is when shooting things...

I'm new to this forum, I put this on the Yellow forum a month ago and thought I would share it here as well. I really love my big bore guns. I bought my first Quackenbush 20 or so years ago. (SER# 175) I also have a Gargoyle, and a .357 Corsair. Most recently, I recently bought one of the .58...