Recent content by Roachcreek

This week, STO has a new core for the Sarissas that is called the Extreme high flow core. And yes you need a M18x1 threaded dapper. Regards, Roachcreek

MrP, It looks like all it needs is a core. Glad to here your getting settled, I see your also reaching out beyond AF, those Krals are great guns as are the AF. Regards, Roachcreek

Few questions. Has anyone filled one full of baffles? Have you tried to add a non DFL suppressor onto it? Anyone used it by itself ie., a giant FX Donnyfl, meaning no insides. Thanks, Roachcreek

Having had a love hate relationship with Diana and SPA, for a extra $150.00, I would just find a used Bulldog. Far better workmanship, service and after market parts. That and the Bulldogs power is in a different dimension than this rifle. Regards, Roachcreek

With the exception of the time it takes to remove the stock from the action, I find the Bulldog platform one of the easiest and straight forward to work on. Very easy to either mod or maintain. So easy in fact, even a blind man can do it. ;) RC

Ezana, 35 fps additional velocity without the valve return spring. If your not in a situation that you can do the mods, then bear in mind, you have chosen a great version of this rifle, congrats. RC RC

Looks to be a great gun< especially for folks without a 3/8 drill, and the inability to operate one, and a way to buy Pitbull, parts. My Bulldog has been shooting at the m357 power range for several years, and has done so much of the time as a 24 inch barreled carbine. If you have a oem...

I have never hunted it. I do use a single point at times, but the carrying handle makes it much easier for me to pickup with my arthritic hands. I used to use the rubber slip on grips, but that means it has to be removed to disassemble which I did not care for, the tape is cheaper and easier...

I notice lead fouling, did it come that way or have you shot it? Regards, Roachcreek

I bought the first gen fx chronograph, it was a turd, connecting with either a iPhone or a computer was at first iffy, then not at all, a very common problem that fx refused to fix, why would I buy another? The $30.00 one I have works fine. Regards, Roachcreek

Recently I have been considering a Sig Sauer Romeo 5 for a couple of house guns and to try with my one remaining eye. I noticed that the prices for the same unit ranged from $60.00 to $150.on and wondered why. Some research found that the Chinese are cloning the Romeo5, which surprised me as...

I have had my Bulldog longer than any Airgun I own. It is tuned for power with large ports, a Pitbull steel cocking handle to compress the Pitbul power spring and a few extra psi, it duplicates the 38 spl Alphabet org lead HP load at over 280 fpe with NOE 152 grain cast HP bullets, accurate and with the...

Looks like a delightfully handy carbine. Are you planning on shooting .177 slugs, as the rifles name implies? Is the supplied barrel a good candidate for slugs? Regards, Roachcreek

My reference to being made in America is to describe the quality of most USA and European made quality items and the “iffy” quality of Chinese goods. My CATs are the same thing, ‘Made in America’should be ‘Made in the America’s’. Parts are made in Mexico, or at least at the time, and assembled...

Title is incorrect, it should say ‘Shoebox sized.’ I say this because the Original Shoebox was an American made booster that would run forever if Shoebox would have continued selling them. Shoebox sells only to NASA now. That is another cheap disposable Chinese compressor which will probably...