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I wanted to follow up on my search for the transfer port seal. The transfer port seal size for the HW44 is 10mm OD by 1mm cross section, 70 duro. I did verify this with the very helpful folks from Airguns of Arizona. This is seal number 7 in the Weihrauch parts diagram, part number 6.2955D...

As far as the actual shot cycle itself, I feel my Crosman 1400 has the deadest shot cycle. There's NO movement from the action when the exhaust valve pops open. The downside to the gun is the heavy trigger. Plus, the more pumps you give it, the harder the trigger pull is. Now for overall...

Thanks for your helpful input! I had recovered both parts of my oring and stuck them to some tape. The best I could measure with calipers, it may be a 10mm od by 1mm cs. Or maybe 11mm od. I ordered a 5 pack from ebay 10mm x 1mm to try. I'll follow up on fit and durability as I do use the pistol...

Since I just needed the one oring, I was hoping to get one ten cent oring and not have to spend 25 bucks for orings I don't want or need currently. I know owning PCPs for many years, I will have to reseal the whole gun at some point. Like you and many, we ask why oring sizes aren't included in...

I did ask the World Wide Web, got nothing including the size of the oring pictured above. I searched AGN and had found the thread which DID include oring sizes, but the the call out number 7 is NOT a 3mm oring. I was able to recover part of my oring and the best I could measure, the oring may be...

So, you don't know what size that oring is???

Does anyone know what size this transfer port oring is??? I would love to know! I'm talking about the one pictured above that is in the square-ish groove.

I had gotten a new sleeve of 8.4 pellets and they fit tight in the TX200. I measured them and they're more 4.53 even though the tins are 4.52, so my point of impact shifted a bit and it cost me some hits. It was still fun!

Yep. There's several new guys this season and their scores have improved as the season progressed...and they got nicer equipment. Clark Rifles is trying to get a airgun Silhouette match on the regular schedule. First match is August 23rd. It is conflicting with Tacoma TRRC Field Target match...

What a terrific turn-out. Thank you all for coming. The weather was perfect. Thanks to Rod's and Richards painting skills, the target boxes showed up nicely on our tree shaded course. Beverly and Joe did wonders in cleaning up and re-painting the targets. We also need to thanks Clark Rifles...

I'm posting this for Brian... Hello all, Our next field target match will be on the morning of Saturday, August 2nd. The forecast is for mostly clear skies with temperature in the 70's. Sight-in on Range 2 from 9:00AM and we will start the match at 10:00 or sooner. The course will be the same...

Put me down for an on site camp spot. Maybe me and the man eating swine can become friends again!!!

I installed a 12fpe Vortek kit and piston seal at the start of this year. I had to remove almost 2 coils to get it to 12fpe. It was very consistent with jsb 8.44 and 10.3. I shoot the 8.4 primarily. I got about 10k shots on the spring before it started to lose speed. I installed a new .113...

Only a dedicated few. It really shows how much we love Field Target!

That's a bit out of my neighborhood. Sorry, I don't have any suggestions. If you decide Field Target or Benchrest is your thing, there's a club at Tacoma Rifle and Revolver shooting range that scheduled matches.

Hey folks, Saturday the 26th, TRRC in Tacoma Washington will be hosting a field target match. The match cost is $10, sign starts at 8am, practice from 9am until 9:45am and match starts at 10am. This match will most likely be set up in the field and shot from the covered benchrest pavilion...

I will try to remember. The next match should be August 2nd. There's also matches in Tacoma at TRRC. They also shoot benchrest. There's a benchrest match this Saturday. I believe the next Field Target match at TRRC is July 26th. TRRC has a calendar on their web page.

Nice job TerryE1!!!

What is it made of? Metal, plastic rubber?

Drats! How fast is it leaking, will it hold for a match? have you pinpointed the exact location? Maybe Randy will let you use his 1720t? I'm sure he'd live to be beaten by his own gun again!!!😆