Recent content by Wayne52

Brandon I've had my AEA 25 cal semi auto carbine since basically when they first showed up, it's still got the original poppet in it yet, it seems that the recent ones have been having problems, I even bought me a spare about 5 months ago just to have a backup however I still haven't had any...

Bison Airguns makes a depinger for the AEA Challenger 357 LS. https://bisonairriflesandparts.com/shop/ols/products/29mm-de-pinger

My first pcp was a Disco which wasn't too bad to hand pump but it wasn't long after that owning more demanding pressure on other pcp's I decided to get an SCBA tank to get refills at a local dive shop, when the dive shop closed down I bought an F10 Shobox and simply love it for topping off 3...

I've redone a lot of the vintage Crosman's get the kits that have the aftermarket poppets included because I can almost guarantee the originals will always be bad.

Very nice on both those stocks for sure 8)

I've been seeing plenty of them already, it was a strange winter here in Michigan, I actually seen them when they normally should have been hibernating.

I'm tempted to buy one of those valves from Baker Airguns.

Greg I've seen that video befroe lol I only use pure lead for all my airguns, as a matter of fact my most recent castings were slugs for my AEA HP Max. I cast a little over a hundred for the first run on NOE 458-244-FN BBT's out of my first 115 cast I only had 6 rejects. I did it exactly like...

Cast your own I say, been doing it for a long time before any of this pellet shortage came about.

Wheel weights are too hard for airguns, pure lead is the best thing to use.

Fantastic haul you got there !!!

The same version of that slug in .22 is also a remarkable slug, I'm shooting them at mach speeds with excellent accuracy from my AEA Challenger LS

I love my F10 shoebox. I do keep a hand pump behind the seat of my truck when I'm out hunting.

Scott valves are definitely my favorite, very controllable for filling a pcp.

It's the pressure of the lead that's inside of the ladle that creates the pressure. When the sprue plate is hot enough, holding the the nozzle of the ladle directing in the sprue plate enables the lead to stay molten long enough for lead inside of the ladle to fill out the mold. There are...