Recent content by MaineJim

I'm very happy with my Wildcat mk3 in .22,great little gun. Love the wood stock on yours.

I got by with hand pumps for my first ten years. Still have them but im too spoiled wth my compressors to use them again.

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The gun is in excellent condition,not a mark on the nice looking wood stock. It has never been taken apart and it's capable of shooting in the .2s at 50 yards with JSB 18.13 and H+N 18s. Comes with an unused fill probe,brass jam plate,single shot tray,factory 18 rd mag and complete OEM service...

My five year old Dreamline Classic has not leaked. The Wildcat i bought new a year ago has leaked since day one.It's such a slow leak,50 bar a month that's not worth taking apart to find it.

A very slight breeze will also effect your groups greatly,especially at the longer distances.

Besides the weight variation on the tins that i have checked the head diameter varies as much as .005'',i got no use for them.

Price will be the determining factor for me though it seems timing is off to launch a new projectile when we cant even find pellets in stock. It's like the new 30 Supper Carry by Federal.new round when you cant buy most ammo,bullets for reloading or primers.

First time i called FX USA was about three years ago and they had all the parts needed in stock for a 20 year old Tarantula. That really surprised me. I have since bought a bunch of parts just to have them for my two newer guns and those were in stock as well. Say that about any other company.

My Cayden has shot many a 1/4 inch group at 50 yards with FX and JSB 18.13 pellets. I coudnt expect it to shoot well with Crosman hollowpoints that vary as much as .005 on head diameter.

I got the compact in .22,shoots great with 18.13 grain pellets and 25 grain H+N slugs. Congrats on retirement and a great gun.

I use Chemlube 751,change it once a year without any problems yet.

Two years plus here,filling guns directly. Still works as good as new.

I have taken 4 coons at exactly 40 yards,all with headshots using .22 caliber 18.13 grain pellets. At the muzzle they start at about 34.5 flbs. I woudnt take body shots.