Recent content by Gunnertrones

Excellent fix!!👍👍

I simply drill a hole in the stock, wide enough for the screw head holding the magnet. I then can use the same Javelin bipod for different guns.

Oh yes Pirate. Looked it up on Huma air now. The GK1 in .22 does more than 33 ftp on full power - more like 41.

What I have read the Huben .22 do 33 ftp? My custom Ranchero do 27. But I might have misread about the Huben gk1 of course..-

Awaiting a norwegian supplier before a Huben is relevant for me. And a GK1 gives only 6 footpound over my custom Ranchero. ( in .22 that is). If I go for a GK1, it has to be a 25 - and yes - it is an outstanding piece of engineering, no doubt about that!

Buying a spare parts gun was a smart move, according to the situation over there… But in the long run you will have the pleasure of two iconic pistols Mike - the day will come when spare parts are available again.

When it comes to precision, power and handling (and a bit of nostalgia), I rate my pcp pistols this way from top to bottom: -FX Ranchero .22, custom made all the way. -FX Ranchero .22, Corcoran stock -Ataman AP 16 compact.177 -Steyr AP2 / FAS 609 (cannot deside between these two) -Rohm...

Røhm Twinmaster, FAS 609, FAS 6004, Steyr lp2 compact, FWB 65. More often I convert to sport stocks and red dots, but I also use iron sights now and then.

Probably some spartel meant for metal. It was very hard.

Yes Marflow, there are grips available on the market, and I was tempted to order one in the beginning, but the challenge to fix it (and save me the cost) is satisfying.

Bought a lefty, and the previous owner had adjusted the large grip to his hand with a sort of white hardened material. I sawed, grinded and sanded the shaft, and was able to convert it to my right medium hand. Also smergled down the trigger. This came out ok, and I have ordered a base for a...

As Mike VV says, it is a bit slow, but nice to shoot- and good looking. 😊

Very nice Specie - very nice indeed!👍

No doubt, these 3 old ladies are my most (non pcp) accurate air guns. All with new seals, and ready for the summer. No powerhouses, but old school and a pleasure to handle.