Roboslug said:

OP, that is a very nice C600. I don't believe that serial number are an accurate means to to date a 600, but I could be wrong. There were three variations and the first & perhaps second had the "short stroke" safety slot and corresponding notch in the grips. The third variant, and perhaps second has the stop and the stop roller in the trigger group.

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very short stroke safety...

Looking to buy nova liberty parts, I would like to buy the receiver with everything in it, I have the barrel, air tube, stock, and cocking lever.
Thank you

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When posting questions providing more info will get you better answers. Like are you target shooting, just plinking or hunting and if hunting what are you hunting, then there is distance.

Mntcur89 said:

Thank you! Any places online y’all recommend to get them?

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I get them direct from Nielsons specialty ammo. https://nielsenspecialtyammo.com/

Looking forward to it even with the rain.

And I'd consider boring out the transfer port before installing a regulator, it's something I plan on doing when it comes back from warranty repair of the firing valve.

Get the .458" size for the Texan

I second is synthetic stock! I want I too!

These accurate, powerful and semi auto rifles, hereinafter would look beautiful with this stocks made by Steve Corcoran.

These stocks will be available as an accessory at AoA.

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Looking for a standard tx 200 in 177 that is stock and i will consider a beech stock...message me

Bob-in-WV said:

I have dispatched a few coons in a trap. I used a Benjamin discovery in .22 cal and a Williams peep sight. It worked well.

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Right on...that's what I wanted to know as a few others mentioned.

Our monthly 20 meter indoor paper silhouette match is this Saturday. 40 shots scored 1 point per hit plus a bonus half point if the pellet is totally inside the animal. $10.00 entry with cash pay back. Spring guns only in .177 or. 22. This is a benchrest competition, front and rear rest ok. No one piece connected rests. Double Tap Indoor Range located at 704-8th ave, Altoona, Pa 16602. Doors open at 8:30 for warm up, first relay starts at 9am.

WIndOnYerGrape said:

Looks like you got your moneys worth. Good stuff.

Quick google search says these are gone. Is there a good alternative out there that doesn't cost a fortune?

Edit: "Gamo rocker trap" looks promising at $32 and resets....but not sure its gonna hold up to PCP

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Lol. I was shooting it with the HW40 last weekend while BBQ-ing.
That pic of it is actually an old one. it is more worn out now as I set it up for longer range and started shooting it with the rifles, over the last year.

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I have 2 "toting" guns now for "field hunting" - a term I use for walking around all the time versus setting up in a blind or in a fixed position. The EVOL .22 and a PHC .25 are my "goto" now. For most of the small game - mostly pests - I use the EVOL as it is extremely dependable. So far, the PHC is also very reliable and can really pack a wallop in terms of fpe.

For 65 yards and under in settings that I need to be extra quiet and also very cognizant of my surroundings, I use my Daystate Wolverine R 177 - but its not a carry gun for me.

Waiting for the new AAA line to appear for sale. Might have to look into that new .257 with slugs. The problem is what to let go of in return! LOL

be sure to share it in the industry feedback section so it doesnt get buried in the general section.

Good news for the fx owners and hope the good service continues.

Bigragu said:

@ Jay- do yourself a favor- on the left side of the gun is a small black cocking block, that the cocking arm is connected to, and this block is anchored to the stainless or titanium cocking rod, with two M4 grub screws. Those typically have locktite on them but trust me when I say those will work loose in time, and throw your velocities way off(like up to 100 fps) cause that rod will slip and cause your pellet probe that’s attached to the rod to get misaligned with the air transfer port.

If you try bearing down on those grub screws you chance rounding off the Allen socket, then you’ll never be able to tighten it and worse yet, remove them.

Source two M4 x 6mm length socket head Torx screws and replace those grub screws one at a time. Do use locktite on the new fasteners and do heat the grub screws before attempting to remove them. The Torx head will allow you to bear down tight on that cocking titanium rod, and the chances of stripping a Torx head is rare. You’ll sleep better knowing you’ll never lose your transfer port alignment, lol

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Thanks, I didn’t realize this could effect fps. I’ll look up how to check the probe alignment and check those screws.

This was a HW100 FSB (full shrouded barrel) when I purchased it a couple of months ago from another member. I'm not a big fan of long airguns so I ordered a 410 mm barrel and barrel band and converted it to a carbine. I'm selling with both barrels. Gets about 70 shots before falling off the regulator. JSB 15.9's average about 740fps with the carbine barrel and about 750fps with the longer FSB barrel. Airgun is in very good condition and shoots great with either barrel. This was an impulse buy, I already have Two HW100 bullpups and find I just don't shoot this one much at all. Comes with everything in the pictures except scope and rings. Price is $800 shipped in the lower 48 states.

SOLD Pending payment.

21 Tins of JTS 25.39 grain pellets. $135 shipped in continental US. PayPal +3.5% to cover fees.

AlanMcD said:

If they ban lead, you can make a bundle selling your stock off . . . .

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Mmmm, Na Ah, I got a bit of silver as a hedge against economic shortages, but I'll keep my lead against food shortages !
My brass and copper is my hedge against.. well, you know.

Thanks Tom. Happy to hear your still using your flags.

I did watch a video review of a sidewinder that was set up as a lefty model. If I can find it again I'll post it here.

Edit: Never.mind. it's just a reversed image. When I watched it the first time I didn't notice the writing on his shirt was mirrored.

If you are using a Heritage Arms Cold Shot scope base with a dovetail to picatinny adapter, here is some helpful info.

I shoot a Texan which has a dovetail scope mount. I also have a Heritage Arms Cold Shot scope base which I use for long distance shooting.
According to Heritage Arms, the Cold Shot can only be mounted to a MIL-STD-1913A Picatinny rail. (this standard is important). This mil-std rail is 21 mm / .826 inch wide.

I purchased a dovetail to picatinny rail adapter on Amazon for less than $30. The width of these cheap Amazon adapters have a width of .817. The difference in width is the problem with these cheap adapters. No matter how much you torque down the 3 Cold Shot bolts on the picatinny rail, it will not hold the scope snugly.

I was ready to order a USA and professionally made adapter from Kelbys rifles for $85 which is out of stock. Then I had a thought of using some metal shim material I already had, which worked like a charm.

I had some .008 metal shim stock which I cut in strips and slipped one on each side where the cold shot mounts on the adapter. Now I use 1/2 of the effort to lock down the Cold Shot. I'm going to try this for then next few months. If the Cold Shot does not loosen up, I will make it permanent. Or at least until Kelbys rifles has their adapter back in stock.

I hope this info helps other Cold Shot users.

Rod in San Francisco