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I have a friend stationed at Ramstein AFB in Germany. I also need a new power valve for my SuperAir2002 SSP and was wondering where he might be able to find me one over there?

I know I’m resurrecting an older thread, but I just picked up a mint, SuperAir2002 SSP. Shot 10 shots out of it perfectly… let it sit for about 15 minutes and went to chrono it, and trigger clicks but does not fire. When you open the cocking/charging lever, it will release the pressure and...

Nah… everyone loves the underdog, regular person… I enjoyed watching him shoot the single and mixed double matches, he almost walked away with two medals…. missed by that much

Nice review… I’ve been looking at one of these and I think you might have convinced me.

funny, my uncle Lloyd is nicknamed Fred :)

We use drag washers on ours (I’m also on SH and saw the tip there also) but I also scuff up the parts with some emory cloth or a file to give it some bite when I really want to lock down a setting...

is there any maintenance or cleaning required on these? do they make “alignment” rods to make sure your bore of your barrel is in line with the bore of the moderator? are these pretty solidly built, maybe not like a true suppressor, but more than just plastic or aluminum can durability?

wow…. that’s like centerfire barrel weight there?

Great collection of guns… I remember saving for a long time as a kid to buy one of these… I wonder if it’s still at the parent’s house somewhere.

thanks for all the advice, that Crossman looks like a good way to go… most have a starter airgun they have been shooting, so trying to give them more of a match gun to try. Unfortunately, no clubs or anything close by, so it’ll just be practice in my indoor range.

looking for recommendations for some PCP guns to work with local kids and some adults to get into 10m pistol and rifle shooting. What are some solid choices in the $1000 +/- range. Definitely want something that is accurate, but will hold up to amateur use..

As someone just getting into PCP guns, this has been a good read, lots of solid advice..