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Off a waterbed?? That's crazy!!

Fish in a barrel.....

We were emailing back and forth a couple of days ago. He's working flat out I think. Give him a day or so to respond; its a one man operation. The website is fine.

I think your hands are too clean to be working on airguns. :giggle:

Do people not understand how tariffs work?? When your government slaps tariffs on items, it is not the foreign seller that pays the tarrifs, it is the buyer in the USA that pays it. Ihear of so many people that seem to think that because the tariffs are applied to foreign countires that it is...

Thanks for the replies, and forgive me for momentarily thinking that Brocock was American. I knew better, but had a brain seize I guess. So, 1/2 inch UNF, thank you.

I've recently got a Brocock Concept in .22 cal. I'm trying to find an air stripper to fit, but don't know what the threads are on the muzzle. They appear to be M12 X 1.0, but can that be right on and American made rifle?

Turns out I was trying to adjust the incorrect fitting. I did not see the correct brass fitting which is located under the trigger guard. Wes corrected me, and all is well.

Mine was the same way. I read and re-read the scanty instructions, and it seems that, after dumping all the air through the bleed valve, the regulator adjustment is already bottomed out, thus I cannot adjust it any lower than 210bar. I was hoping to lower the reg a bit. I emailed Wes, just...

Thanks. Its a real odd ball isn't it.

Did you get a moderator for yours? If so, could you take a picture of it where is is attached to the shroud? I got mine today as well, but am wondering if there is an adapter I could use to mount an air stripper.

Thanks, I guess I will be tearing into it then.

I notice there is a lot of blowby that hits my cheek while shooting this rifle, coming from the magazine/breech. Is that common with this rifle, or should I be delving into the innards looking for a bad o-ring? cheers JD

Sam, the package says 5mm, here are a couple of pictures. The rifle is my HW80.

I used small black plastic plugs or caps on mine. Very cheap on amazon, easily reversed back to original, and have never become loose or fallen out. Also, they look like they belong there. Push fit, no threads. Perfect.

Carlos, you are stuttering again.

According to Ronald Elbe’s book, Know Your Sheridan Rifles and Pistols, 2nd edition, copyright 2018 by Ronald E. Elbe, the 5mm pellet (and airgun) existed in Europe prior to the launch of the Sheridan model A (the Supergrade) in 1947.

I am wondering whether or not the 22 cal 38T was introduced in the early years as well. I have several 22 cal 38Ts that are early models with all metal sights and pellet cylinder. Your write up seems to indicate that only the 177 38T was produced early on.

I have a few belt mag replicas and to prevent jam ups I found that liberal dosing of each link in the belt with silicon oil solved any issues. I lather the stuff in the tray housing as well. Its cheap to buy, if you get it as "treadmill silicon oil". no more feed problems of jam ups since I...

It appears to be a '57 or 58, then. No hole on the receiver, so after 56. Slim trigger guard held with screws.