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Don't care for the vents unless they're functional. The stealth guage and safety are a plus however having loved a Career 707 for over two decades I'm not terribly concerned about the V3's slightly gaudy bling. ;-)

Have no idea regarding a light tune in a .177. My .22 is a laser like my IZH46M. At 17 foot pounds with cheap Crosman hollow points it wallops starlings.

shambozzi's suggestion is helpful for the digitally challenged. I have several loaded with pellets for specific guns. Don't overlook a good pair of tweezers. A neodymium magnet in your shirt pocket will keep them close at hand or you could go full on geek and glue the magnet to a pocket protector.

After thinking about this, in your humor you have defined one of the risks of this hobby and the origin of my username. For the record I'm not that enamored with scopes as they discourage instinctive shooting with both eyes open for most folks. I hope that your personal scopecreep is well...

Another package arrived from Ethan D. today. Once again it's a beautiful piece. While it's pictured below with Ethan's 1911 grip frame it's designed to work with the Huben wood grip. The posts on the back of the adapter are precision fit to the countersunk holes for the original cap screw heads...

The magazine release lever that was a surprise packaged with Ethan D's 1911 grip adapter.

Matthias, I finally tried out the Huben moderator this afternoon. My 0.22 is tuned for 20 foot pounds with 15.89 Hades. It's plenty quite for backyard use. Kelly is correct, unlike any other supplemental moderator I have used there is no charge in point of impact.

Ethan D's CNC 1911 aluminium grip frame installed. While it's fine for one hand shooting, the stock grip does not allow for a proper purchase with my support hand. Ethan's product is significant upgrade, especially for folks with smaller hands. It's a beautiful piece of CNC artwork and weighs...

I prefer well filtered air from my compressor. I bought one shortly before the thread dflo referenced surfaced as a backup in the event of an extended power outage. Haven't had it long enough to vouch for the reliability however it is eloquent compared to the other three pumps in my inventory...

I'm very sorry to hear this and of the additional complications. I will keep you in my prayers with strapping the GK1 holster on as a daily reminder and ask my brothers on this forum to join me in lifting you up.

I believe there are two different Ethans making parts for the GK1.

Ethan just finished a batch of 1911 adapters. Mine ships tomorrow. You may want to shoot him an email incase he still has stock.

Beeman 800 purchased new in 1981. It may also be in the classifieds soon.

Agreed that the HW44 is super accurate and can hunt too. Mine will be in the classifieds soon as I cull the herd. The bargain basement for new would be an IZH46M. My 27 year old friend.

After a couple of defective JMac folding stocks and the response from their Northern end of a South bound horse customer service I shook the dust off my feet. So I ordered an airsoft G&P Lightweight CNC Aluminum Folding Stock. Specifications were not available from the seller (Evike) however...