Recent content by Orv

It's time for Dodger Baseball! Dodger fan since 1958. Orv.

I just saw your ask, sorry to be a day late. What area are located? I'm up near Temecula (Aguanga), where ee have a great bench rest under cover enough for 10 shooters with targets out to 100 yards. Message me and we'll go shooting. Orv.

I have an extra Dragonfly rebuild kit. The forarm broke on mine and I'd be happy to semd you the kit I have. If you'd PM me, I'll send it right along. Orv.

I've purchased 2 of the Seneca Dragonfly rifles in .22 cal. I bought the first one when they first came out for my grandson. It has turned out to be so much fun, that I bought a second one for the two of us to shoot together. He's now 13 and I'm looking for another rifle to challenge him with...

I don't believe that theTX200 is made in a stainless steel model. Air Arms is famous for their perfect blueing, quite satisfactory on my TX200 after more than 5 years. If the stainless look is important to you, several fine Weihrauch springers are sold through Air Guns of Arizona have the...

Again WOW! Can you share a bit of the hisrory of these rifles? Where have they been and how did you acquire them? Orv.

If you choose the HW97K from Krale, you'll save some dollars. However, if you choose to buy from Airguns of Arizona, you can get the walnut stock (my weakness) and a better service experience and, most important, a much better warranty. Neither company is a bad choice for purchasing a Weihrauch...

I feel the need to reply, not out of any great knowledge I have, but from years of devotion to our sport of airgunning. Shooting a spring loaded airgun takes a level of skill that will carry over to other shooting platforms. This skill will teach valuable safety skills to beginning airgunners...

I have a couple of steel chickens, a couple of turkeys and a steel sheep as well. No eggs here, but the sound of pellets hitting them is grand and I don't have to clean up after them either.

Old Vet, well, here's from another really old vet (Navy Corpsman from 1966 thru 1977). Anyhow, get that Dragonfly. I've got two, one for me and one for my grandson. We've been shooting them since they arrived on that first boat load over 3 years ago. There have been no problems with them. Yes...

It's now a given that higher prices will be the result of increased tariffs. OK, that's a given. Now, should the tariffs be rescinded, will the prices go down as well, or will the retailer keep the money as profit? Orv.

I was at an airgun show/yardsale/competition in Hemit, CA just a few weeks ago and purchased two beautifully crafted brass trigger guards, one for my TX200, and another for my HW97K. Their cost was a mere $20 apiece. I don't know where you are located, but I can't believe that there aren't...