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Here ya go...

Made a short video of it being fired.

Here is a picture of the pump. It is similar to a bicycle pump, but makes much higher pressure. The tank would screw on one end, and there is a part in the case that attaches to the opposite side to stand on. There's also wood handles that would attach to the end with the tank to use to...

Clearance isle, right next to the Red Ryders...

It's an original from the early 1800's Hopefully this week I'll get time to shoot it on paper and see how it does. So far, it has worked well on the apples in the trees here.

Easy fix, even after that... lol

I ran a ball through the bore, .40 fits perfectly and imprints nice rifling marks.

Nice little .40 cal repeater with "express" sights. This should be fun for fall squirrel hunting. It actually a nice light weight gun too.

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Rich Dudek and Rick Rehm made a good video showing the gun last year.

Yes, it's #1 of the 4 that Erine Cowen and Rick Keller built from Beeman's gun that is reportedly the Lewis and Clark gun

This afternoons set up with my brother. Needless to say, just a tank would never cut it. Tank plus cs4-i... that keeps us going all afternoon. I personally would never go with just a tank, you're limited to what you have in that, and you could be going home way sooner than you want to. We've...

My brother brought over a couple of his guns this afternoon. He picked up some scopes at a gunshow today and decided to try them out. His .30 cal Blitz and his .457 Megalodon. Some apples from the trees make great reactive targets. Set up the cs4-i compressor to feed the bottle while we shoot.

The cs4, being portable, you can take it anywhere. If you are an airhog.. your option is to use both, a bottle and compressor at the same time. Shoot your guns and fill off the bottle, and refill the bottle as you shoot. My brother and I run a cs4-i nearly non stop between the two of us when...

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