Recent content by JimBentley

My AZ Rapid in .22 with the Dave G stock will be the last air gun that I sell!!! Wonderful power, unbelievable accuracy and a ton of shots!!!

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I think it will be hard to find a clean, resealed on for that myself. A seal kit alone is going to be around $30.

I don't see them come up for sale very often (the 78G .22) is more desirable, but I would say they will be in the upper $200 range. A good condition Crosman MK1/MK2 which is much more common will bring $200.

6 hrs. and no issues.

I miss FX USA!!!!!

There were a lot that "blem's". Metal finish issues, stock less than perfect..... They were available from several sources at the time, I remember seeing them at gun shows back in the day. The sellers never mentioned that the weren't the real deal.

Paul, like other tuners of his caliber were overrun by people that had no idea of what is involved in a true tune. During that time frame there were many "shrink tube" tuners that would turn a gun over in a day. Paul and JM just got tired of the uneducated air gunners. I have this from the source.

A lot of the "Comm" versions were sold out the "back door". They didn't sell well on the market so many were sold "as is" to any buyer.

In my experience a one piece mount limit the spacing/location of the rings for many scopes.

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A one piece mount is not a good idea. The 2 piece mount’s suggested above are a better option.

This guy has what you need, and his price is better from his website than what he sells on eBy. https://crosman600repair.com/store

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Back in the old days you could call FX USA and that would have been taken care of. That is a factory defect! Now days the representative will say, "Well we can sell you a new liner"