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Thanks MDriskill. I have a couple of WIlliams sights with the Gehmann 510's One is a earlier model with the 7/32x40 threads. the...

As noted above, Gehmann's rear irises are available with either German (9.5 x 1.0mm) or US (7/32 x 40) threads. BUT - they also have a...

522 is a front sight iris. I am thinking about one of those but need to check thread size first as I see they are made in 18 and 22mm...

Crow, the accessories MDriskill showed you include that little bipod that secures nicely to the accessory rail under the FWB300S fore...

The FWB front sight sleeves use the "M18" thread (18.0 x 0.5mm). Among vintage match sights: Walther (LG 55 and LGV springers)...

When shooting a springer I always break the barrel, load a pellet then fully cock the gun. Mark

If the barrel drops enough to reach the breech when you first break it, this is an EXCELLENT idea. I always shoot lifting-barrel pistols...

Call me whatever, but if anyone asks to shoot my Crow Magnum, I will break the barrel, load the pellet and hand the rifle like he is a...

I had a B3 underlever slam on my thumb when I was a teenager. It left a fairly good impression on my behavior. Thumbnail grew back...

The many pictures on the web of break barrel air rifles with an upward bend in the STEEL barrel (smiling at you) should be enough...

(It's a standard-profile accessory rail. A whole world of accessories is made for them: riser blocks, hand stops, palm rests, target...

Crow, tell the seller you'll find a rear sight iris yourself, ask the seller to compensate you whatever the two of you think is a fair...

A general lack of intuition about simple mechanical objects seems to be a characteristic of our electronic age! Try explaining to...

Watching videos on the 'net, I'm surprised how many people I see break a gun down then load a pellet without holding the barrel to...

Page 14 tells you everything you need to know about safety, cocking/loading, shooting technique and screw maintenance. Those damn...