Recent content by ba49

I would say at least 95% of us LOL

I too have drunk the Brocock Koolaid! I love shooting them all. I now have 6 in .177, .22, and .25cal. I think .22cal. is the ideal cal. for a non magnum. I do have to admit though that for a short barrel carbine size pistol/rifle I prefer my Huben GK1 with the folding stock in .22cal. It...

Consider a Huben K1.

I have a Rovair from Pyramyd Air and it's been great for over a year and at least weekly use. It fills to 4500psi and has an auto shutoff. It also does not require extra cooling, it is all self contained. It also require 0 maintenance and uses 12 or 120volts. The only maitenance I do is change...

Whenever I need to increase the diameter a little I usually powdercoat the pellets or slugs. It works pretty well most times. I had to double coat for my Huben GK1, but they work well.

I have 2 and I added a stock to one of them and it makes a great little carbine.

I shoot in my garage at least a couple of times a week.

I have a set of GMI dies from a couple of years ago and I used a small 6ton Harbor freight press on and also a heavy brass hammer. They both worked pretty well. I use lead wire with mine.

Fifteen years ago had a massive heart attack at work. Had a quintuple bypass so every day I wake up is a gift from God. Really glad you are still with us. Treasure every day as a gift. It's amazing how the small things don't seem so important anymore. Enjoy your new little buddy.

I checked all of those things. It won't let the air in. I have the almost exact copy that Wes used to sell and tried exchanging parts and that didn't help either. I have repaired several other guns including 2 Brococks for filler problems and this is a different setup altogether. There is a ball...

I also have an Alfa Proj that had very little use but has a fill issue that I have been unable to figure out. It won't accept air in the filler. I have had it apart several times and as of yet no luck fixing it. I usually bring it out when I have some extra time and and end up frustrated and put...

When I bought my latest house I was doing some work up in the attic and I found an old Daisy air rifle in the eves under the insulation. It look old but like a copy of a 1894 Winchester bb gun. It was pretty rusted from being in an unheated attic. I tried taking it apart to clean it up and...

Nice, but I bet pricy!!!

I have 2 sets of plastic lefty plastic grips and a set of factory wood 777 lefty grips. Took some luck to aquire them over the years so not anxious to part with any.

If you are a trigger snob you bought the wrong rifle. I have owned at least 6 AEA rifles and only my Challenger Pro had an ok trigger. They are not the rifles for a lover of fine triggers.