Recent content by BilliamB

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Great rifle. Used to own one, but, alas, sold it. Air Arms has steadily improved the ProSport over the years, putting it firmly in the "buy" column for me. Might there be another ProSport in my future? I certainly hope so!

This looks like an absolute price/performance miracle. I remember when it cost me more than $100 to have a reg installed on a Career 707--itself a $600 rifle 20 years ago.

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Thanks for the link!

That sounds about right, as I first encountered Korean heavies back when I owned a Career 707. Stuff was sure gooey. Thanks!

Anyone know the what the constituents are of that gooey lube that Korean pellet manufacturers like Eun Jin use on their heavy pellets? Stuff feels like a sticky mixture of Vaseline and Valvoline-LOL. Just curious.

Been using TSI for years in springers, PCPs, CO2s and firearms. Spray some on a foam pad, drop it in a pellet pouch and shake it up. Doesn't attract dirt, doesn't detonate, doesn't rot wood and doesn't seem to attack pistons and O-rings. Great gun lube and protectant, too, but hideously expensive.

Good morning! My name is Bill Butler, and I'm from upstate New York. I've been an airgun shooter since the 1990s, though I've not shot much much in the past ten or 15 years. You might say I'm coming back to pick up old guns and look up old friends from our shooting days at Rancho Pneumatico...

I use an old Swedish FX Club compressor that I bought about 15 years ago from Joshua at PyramidAir. I've not been shooting much in the past few years, so I cannot comment on the unit's longevity. When I was using it, though, it was quite reliable, albeit slow. Occasionally, it would stall out...

I've been wondering how to make these things myself. Thanks for posting!