Recent content by patrikky

That explains a lot. I was under the impression that all 38s were walnut like mine. However your post explaining there were beech 38s sold explains why I have seen a few with beech and that the stock was not replaced at some point. Thanks

The 35E is a great rifle. Then again all my HW/Beemans have been great rifles

Love that tomahawk

I have found most break barrels heavy for a bug out. Might as well use 22lr with subsonics. HW 30 would work. However If i was to bug out with an air rifle it would be an old sheridan. The sheridan is very lightweight and accurate and will last a very long time. The only downside is you...

35% silver. 56% copper. 9% manganese

I have the .20 R9 goldfinger. huntington beach era and it is my fav springer and the last one I would part with

I'm not sure. As some holsters are forbidden to ship to WA and some others are not.

Amazon won't ship many gun related items to washington state. Not sure if it is Amazon or the seller

It would be nice if wadcutters were still available for the paper targets

Stock up on ,20 at times like now when they are plentiful

They still make pointed polymags in .20 cal. The only type I miss is the wadcutter in .20. I also have quite a collection of full and partial full tins of old beeman pellets in most calibers

R1s are great rifles and can be found at great values. I have one in 177 and .25 and have no complaints. You may want to use mid to heavy weight 177 pellets

I have many beemans, dianas and others. The only one I would never part with is the R9/HW 95 for plinking and hunting. Diana makes a good product for lesser $$ When plinking and hunting very small critters at shorter range I usually grab the R7. All rifles you mentioned are good choices. Just...

The Haenel 303 super is not a fake hw35. It is not even a copy of the Hw35. I have one and it shoots well but definitely different IMO

I'm really beginning to appreciate your posts displaying your craftsmanship and knowlege in general. You sir are an artist