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Yes,I will try that for sure,thanx for the advice
"ON LINE : their seem to be no laws pertaining to air guns . Maybe you can have a shop that has air guns order the one you like for you ?"
i looked on line for air gun laws in your country , this does not mean there isn't any , just not on line . You should check your self.
the "ask a store " idea is the fact the store already goes through customs so you do not have to . Good luck .

coon hunting season ?

Many years ago when I was growing up we used to gather at our grandparents house for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Sometimes we got there a day early or stayed a day late. My uncle Heavy (everybody including his wife called him Heavy and he wasn't the biggest of my uncles) had a gutter business in Detroit. Not much going on outside in Detroit in winter so he stayed at Grandmas for weeks to a couple months and would be there when we got there. If we were lucky, we kids would get to go coon hunting with him at night. We carried flashlights, he carried an inexpensive 22 rimfire. We'd go to a likely area and turn his dogs loose and then listen for them to bark "treeed". Then we'd race through the woods to try and get to the tree before the coon jumped out. Lots of times it was a possum. But sometimes it was a coon. Heavy said he did it to make money off the pelts to pay for the feed for his dogs but I think he just hunted coons because it was fun. That's the reason we wanted to go along. The moms were never fans because we'd come home with dirty clothes and occasionally a scrape or bruise. Just part of the fun.

HW 85 Cal. 6.35 How common is it?

Can you explain the mod(s) that elevated this springer to a 50fpe capability?
I can't because I didn't do the job myself. It was beyond my knowledge and understanding. The guy who did it, a Slovene gunsmith and airgun aficionado, told me installed a custom made spring, a modified piston and also modified the cocking mechanism. He told me not to try to disassemble the gun myself since I will not be able to reassemble it without help and special tools due to the piston design and the spring tension (If I have to get it serviced, I go to his workshop). He told me he based the mods on the GAMO Magnum GR 25, if this can help you. To be honest, I removed the stock but the only thing that really stands out is the beefed up cocking lever (The stock was also modified to accommodate it).
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FX  Impact M3 Compact with Heavy Valve Return Spring?

Gaining 35fps is easy if you don’t mind wasting air. That includes all guns. I could take apart a Chinese budget rifle, put a weaker valve return spring in it and pick up velocity. I’ve never had a 700mm barrel. But if I did and noticed my velocity kept increasing as I backed the knob out past the last line, then I would switch to a lighter spring. I can only speak on behalf of what comes in the 500 and 600mm M3’s. The spring is fine. And I have used a 600mm at times on the one gun that was purchased as a 500mm. A 700mm with certain reg settings and projectile weights could be a whole different animal and benefit from a lighter spring. You’ll know if you went too light when you take a look at your rubber balls inside the valve knob. If they are smashed, that’s not good because that means you’re relying on them. You’re blowing right through the spring rate like it’s not even there.

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I had a shogun in .25 on my 257 texan and it works so good that I could test indoors..full power no hearing protection need.. but depending on the backyard..it might not be still a friendly sound to the neighbors.. but is not all lost ..I had one made 2" -- 16 long so 2" longer that the TT version.. it was a 4 chamber design..hole barely bigger the pellet at full power..it sound like the gun was broken..not a sound att all .
Good to hear thanks for the info

Started my Yong Heng rebuild today......

I was under the impression that the gaskets (most do) have a sealing layer built into them. During heat cycles, this becomes more and more stuck to the surfaces. Once you pull it apart, it normally tears. I did not use any sealer on my gaskets. I've worked on a lot of engines and see the same thing. No sealant used, but the gaskets look the same when you take them off. Usually split/tear

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