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I shoot springers most times at 30 yards. I do stretch them to 50 with Weihrauchs.

I recently rebuilt a Xisico air rifle 177 caliber with an Air Rifle Headquarters spring. The gun is a Diana 34 clone. After the rebuild there is a lot of barrel flip and the gun turns left at the end of the shot cycle. Okay tuners, tell me how to fix the problems.

I can't answer your question but that is bad news for me. I was planning on purchasing a Cometa springer from Air Force International. Not now.

Every Crosman break barrel.

Thank you for the effort taken to compile this list.

The Air Arms 7.87 grain should produce some tight groups.

My Diana 34 classic is a good shooter easy to work on and reliable. No EMS for me, Diana should never have dropped the classic.

Merry Christmas, air gunners. It's too cold here in Murrells Inlet, SC.

I try different holds that include bags and tripods. The best group at 30 yards wins and is noted in my gun journal along with most accurate pellet. It's the only way I can keep track of twelve springers.

Welcome to the forum. and I think you are very lucky. You've got a grandson to share your hobby with and it may not be a club but it's got to be great fun for you both. And fun is the best thing to have,

My first air gun was the Daisy model 25 , A great christmas gift in the 1960's. I recently purchased one again and it's as accurate as my original and just a lot of fun. No noizy bb's rattling around. This would be my choice over the Red Rider.

I've purchase a Weihrauch air rifle and two silencers from AOA. Had one issue with a Weihrauch silencer and a replacement was shipped immediately. AOA didn't wait to receive the return. Great customer service.

I have a Hawke Airmax 30SF 4-16x50 mounted on my Weihrauch HW97 Black Line. While shooting last week the sidewheel fell off my scope. The piece that attaches the sidewheel had come off while I was walking to my range through heavy weeds and high grass. Not to be found. A call to Hawke Optics...

Email or call Mike Melick at Flying Dragon Air Rifle. He has lots of miscellaneous parts. Link below: http://flyingdragonairrifles.org/

Aircaliber works for me.