Recent content by xindaris

Had the best from both companies. The trigger on the HW 97 is better and easier to adjust. Accuracy is very close between them. It is just the luck of the draw as to which one shoots better. Quality control for HW at the factory is much better than what I have seen from Airarms. Just expressing...

I have owned both. Had the newest and most expensive TX 200 with the laminated adjustable stock. When I received this gun the cheekpiece mounting screws were stripped. After 300 rounds the trigger was no longer holding adjustment and would occasionally fire when taking off the safety. Another...

Always good to see people making improvements to the compressor. When I had mine I found that 24 months was the average when the compressor started to experience failures. My advice is when you experience the first failure do a complete rebuild and save yourself a lot of time chasing down new...

This is why years ago I got rid of my booster and cheap compressor and bought an Alkin. Haven’t had a problem since.

Here is what I learned when I had one. If you’re going to rebuild it, rebuild everything at the same time. Other wise the older parts will fail one after the other since the rebuilt parts will put a demand on them like when they were new and cause them to fail to.

I think you’re missing what I am saying. To me a factory or sponsored shooter has a big advantage over a regular shooter with equal skills. The factory or sponsor gives them the best most accurate rifle and equipment they have. I think they should have a separate class for them when they...

As a prior military pistol and rifle competitor who was a member of AMU for a short period during my military career I would like to know how competitors in the Airgun community feel about having to compete against individuals who are factory or sponsored individuals? Should they have a separate...

Alkin. Not cheap but you will never regret buying it.

The laminate came from David. He was the US importer for Theoben for 10 years. Really knows these rifles inside and out.

The original was walnut. I gave it to David.

This is my Impact Arms RM 100/Theoben Crusader in .22. Restored to like new condition by David Slade. I think he did an outstanding job. For those that don’t know the Impact Arms RM 100 rifles were produced at the Theoben factory after Theoben closed. The factory was bought out minus the Theoben...

How to adjust your RWS 54/56 sled so the rifle does not destroy your scope. Also your accuracy will improve.

I have the non regulated one. You can get over 100 fpe. It is a big rifle for hunting but extremely accurate. Mine has the carbon bottle and with 50 grain pellets I get 15 shots at 50 yards to the same point of impact. The 30 caliber is devastating on Fox and raccoons. You can even take small...

Look at the muzzle crown. Even the slightest defect there will cause problems.

Most exotic air rifle I have seen. Really a beautiful piece of work. Congratulations and thanks for sharing.