Recent content by Rocko

I guess the method of removal is top secret.

If he's not a fix it yourself kind of guy, he shouldn't have bought a PCP to begin with. Sooner or later they all need fixed. I would have told him to go pound sand.

My main concern would be, easy to get Crosman parts may not be so easy to get any more.

Once bitten, twice shy baby!

If there would be a problem, send it back. They are good with returns.

Winner, winner, chicken dinner.

You always take a chance when buying from someone you don't know. First thought that goes thru my head is, why would he be selling that ? Most sales are probably legit, but you never know.

May have been damaged by the previous owner.

I don't know either? Korean airguns are very accurate and hit hard. One of the best 'bang for the buck' guns. It's a mystery for sure.

I bought a new one in .22 cal with a real nice wood stock from R&L Airguns (no longer in business) when they were first available. Love the gun, shoot it all the time. Don't know what happened to them, but as far as I know, they're no longer available. I bought an airtube for an Evanix...

What did he do to fix it?

Why slugs? If your gun shoots pellets well, show'em what pellets can do.

Is there any weight difference?

How long is the NOTOS barrel, minus the moderator?

I have one of the original chain drive Shoebox compressors and it's still going strong after all these years. The cheaper Chinese compressors put them out of business. If you are serious about PCP's, a compressor is a necessary, bite the bullet, expense.