Recent content by Bobbypew

Thanks Allen, it seems I had been loading the magazine incorrectly. I hadn't loaded it in a while and I think the positioning was off. It still seems tight, but loading the magazine was never a very a smooth process, fwiw. I put some lube in between to smoothen out it out for now, but for now I...

Hi folks, I took a break from airgunning for a bit, and today I picked up my Wildcat mk3 .30 for a walk around the woods. After not using the wildcat for at least 6-8 months, today as I tried to load the magazine, the darn thing is extremely difficult to insert and take out. As a matter of fact...

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Absolutely, I am still on my impact mk2 700mm with the slow twist stx barrel, and still my favorite all-around gun to shoot. I also have a WC mk3 in .30 as my woods walker. I think the pellet drought hit the .30 cal hard, and it was already an expensive caliber to shoot anyways. .22 still...

Qball may have been a bit harsh with the comment, but how is he wrong? It weigh's 4 pounds and is an odd looking design which defeats the purpose of a pistol imo... Other serious airgun pistols weigh about half that. 

I had hit some airgun fatigue for a bit, but saw this come out and at first really intrigued me. I think the market could use more high end pcp pistol's, and was really hoping for some good things. But after watching the video's, I really don't know how one can label this as a pistol...Maybe a...

LOL at the reverse safety. I just realized that, but why did they need to "fix" that? That's a huge turn off...

I'm still loving my mk2, although the mk3 is really nice. Happy for all the new owners! 

Sounds like a leak to me too. I haven't shot my airguns in months either, but they shouldn't slowly lose air that quickly. My AG's only dropped by a hair due to cold weather. Hatsan also know to have QC issues. might want to investigate more. 

I recommend off-set rings for the PROD. To me, has many benefits in switching between a pistol and carbine.

If you think about how Canada even got to this point in the first place, then speaking up and protecting the freedoms of 2A and the US Constitution seems even more important than ever. I posted this in a separate post, but think it makes sense to also point out here: Just remember changes...

I think the AG industry has enjoyed many years of freedom and fun. It is ultimately up to each of us to be responsible if we want to enjoy many more years of freedom and fun. Quite honestly, the prohibitive costs of even entering into the AG world would hopefully deter any criminals away as a...

What I have come to learn is, never underestimate the power of the sheeples, and never underestimate a trendy politician on an agenda. Now doesn't mean forever.

I didn't mean to create any fear mongering, I know my statement sounds a bit extreme, but my message was more so to just speak up for and be an ally to the firearms industry and most importantly 2A. They're a big brother to the airgun industry, and it'd be naïve to think that no one has airguns...

Exactly. Considering there is a widespread political agenda (both foreign and domestic) to ban all projectile type tools, rest assured someone has our targets on their radar. These powers won't stop till people are only able to defend themselves with only shovels and pitchforks. If anything...