Wackamole said:

Hi here is some information on my M60B 357 cal
got out today and shot the Snowpeak M60B I set the reg at 175bar the hammer spring 1-1/2 turns in from flush with receiver with 3600psi fill. 20 yards it shot just one hole than moved out at 60 yards shot 1-1/2 for 12 shots With FX 81gr 35 cal pellet. the Airgun is short quite and a decent price the trigger is very good And at this setting its getting 24 shots at around 75-77foot pounds before it goes off the regulator.i know I could probably run it up to 90-100 foot pounds And get one mag but it really shoots well and is quiet at this level. Here is the shot string look at the extreme spread it’s pretty good. This was the first time out with it and I am impressed with the build quality and simplicity so far. Not a powerhouse but I like it

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Low: 645
Hi: 656
Avg: 652
Spread: 11
STD Dev: 2.7
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Did you get the suppressed version or the Canadian? I’m back yard usually and I need it not louder than a typical nail gun thank you!

vortexted said:

Are you referring to the Midnight? That doesn’t have the silver anodized barrel and moderator etc like the sapphire versionwhich is what really makes that blue stock POP.

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You could remove the shroud and moderator and have them powder coated?

I have JSB 18.13 5.52, 25.43 JSB, 8.44, plenty of 27g 218 H&N HP, scopes or PayPal cash for whatever you want to sell. I figure try here first or just buy 5 from a place for $72.00 if I have to.

Looks great. I love the color.

Thx for the kind and generous offer but I just ordered some from O-ring’s and More.

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The difference tween men and boys is the design of their toys! Well done.

Thanks for the inputs.
I'll get one ordered

the only pistol Diana make is the LP8
it is based on the previous pistols but has a totally new look and the trigger assembly is unique to the pistol
the trigger components and the quality of the pistol is top notch
but it has it's short comings
it is very big and it is heavy and the trigger is very poor for us trigger snobs like myself
i completely rebuilt mine to the point it is as good as a target pistol
there is the LP8 with a Beeman P1 and Diana model 6
those are Ultra Dot Red Dot sight

If your filling urself look into ace care bottles

The actual barrel in the breech block is Screwed on the front with that star nut then knurled pressed in With sleeve retainer.

You will need to make a socket to get the nut off and will need enough heat to discolor the breech block and a press with a jig to fit the breech seal area

Not a easy job . Your much better off buying a new barrel and breech all in one.

4 x350 count tins 25.39gr .25 cal
One tin is short 35 pellets the others are full tins .also a tube of patriot Javelin gen2 .25 slugs 32 gr 150ct $115 tyd for the lot conus only .. PayPal ff or add fees ,prefer venmo or cash app..

Rabbit Tracks


Squirrel Tracks.


I am pretty sure it was a squirrel. For rabbits, the back feet are way in front of the front feet and not as clear for the nails and pads like a squirrels.

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I have this Benjamin pistol that I bought new in the 90’s and would like to find the matching rifle. 397 would be the same caliber but either (177 or 22) is fine. Must have the nickel finish though.

Motorhead said:

You can CLOCK the fill/gauge end, but Not the tube itself as it all tightens / rotates getting the breech block end snugged up.
The vent hole ends up where ever things tighten up at. It is a NON ISSUE

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Thanks for confirming. Been a while since I've had a need to go that deep.

Moe, any chance your last name starts with Mo and ends with t? If so, you still into traditional archery?

I have a Mk3 BT Sniper. Three years in and no problems with it but as others stated they do have issues. Minor POI shift, first couple shots slow after sitting a while, have to be careful about bumping the barrel. If you're going to use it in scenarios where you can take a minute to dry fire a few times and check zero it's a really good air rifle with tons of upgrades and modularity.
I bought it for farm and garden pest control where I need to be able to grab it at a moment's notice and work. Needless to say, for that it has replaced by another brand. For target shooting with the wife it's perfect and still see's good use to that effect.

Don’t mess with The Nailer..

Love mine. And it works for my airgun, centerfire rifle, shotgun & bow & arrow. We all shoot other things don't we.

I played with them again today in the freezing cold and got 1 inch groups with a couple fliers at 35 yards. Sometimes I get a good group going then it goes to hell. Not saying they are good pellets by any means but if your just plinking spinner targets they will do. The other deals I saw posted for Fx pellets are even better to than this.

Rodeo said:

I am going to make a couple of assumptions here (yeah, I know the saying about assuming things):
- You will need a new barrel liner to get the most out of the Halos
- The new barrel liner will most likely be only "OK" for pellets. (Thus making pellets obsolete. Lol)
- The Halos will be a bit more expensive than pellets but a bit cheaper than a lot of the slug offerings (maybe just under the price of NSA's?)
- There will be a bunch of "must have" parts, gadgets, and gizmos that come out over the year after the Halo's are released to "get the most" out of your Halo / rifle combo.

Should most/all/part be true - especially needing a new barrel liner - I'm gonna PASS.

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They better come in under 1 cent a round in 22/25