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Accident, lowball bid & not much use for huh. Trade ya different rig you likely not much use for, as new DAQ .452 pistol. Well a poor boy has to try (and the misses liked her old bulldog, opps almost in the doghouse over that one). John

Ppsiumps vary slightly. Have filled a Career Uttra many times. 490cc from zero to 3,000psi , an even 500 strokes (not counting bleeding & pressurizing the fill hose every 60 strokes. Pumping is very easy, technique is Everything, dont use your arms, pull handle all the way up, back...

Yes um, QB. I cant see it too well but your valve stem doesn't look Too good? Possible mick or dent at 10:00 (and as old as the rest) that may well not burnish out. Might want to source a new one. Last I knew Mountain Air sold nice nylon (other?) valve stem for them. Also give it a little...

Hector is a nice guy (with funny shoes) to shoot with or talk to. Ask me how I know (no , on second thought dont). Things in the airgun world used to be different. Everyone knew everyone - one way or another- , your word was your bond ...... . Just because YOU don't recall history does not...

Likely just me but for (no need or desire for tacticool here) I would grab a DAQ .45 or .58 for the same money. Yes a single shot but such a nice traditional kit. Every part made & finished by Dennis including the single cut rifling barrel. About the same price. John

Have you checked to see if the barrel is full of pellets? John

Perhaps use the wrench? And tighten it just a much as it possible. John

Shucks. That will make it a bit more hazardous to work on. Dry fire isnt good and loaded is dangerous , your call. Surf up "adjusting hatsan quattro trigger" , lot's of diagrams, video's .... . Post up when you get it fixed. John

Excellent choice, both the rifle and having Mike tune it! Now if pistol appeal at all The one (for a springer shooter not wanting to invest in air source.... ) is the crosman 1701P . Under priced for what you get, actually Very easy to fill with a $50 hand pump, only downside is every time...

Is it cocked? If cocked barrel will have no resistance when re-cocking. IF it take normal (lot's of) effort to break the barrel it is not latching. Perhaps check the trigger adjustment. While be careful. John

Complied bu ChrisK book of bam: https://the5thshot.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/The_BAM_B50_book_by_ChrisK.pdf Yes all parts Would be interchangeable with the same Daystate model Except the B50/51 is metric. John

Certainly everyone remembers GNIB stocks? Excellent quality and fewer tools than these folks use. Looks like true craftsman to me. John

Just me but, start with everything that can be found of the Girardoni air rifles. Amazing what folks did with 800psi and hand pump. Someone used to sell a book of plans for construction. Di look at the Airforce airgun using an inline valve . No air passages twists and turns for each of you...

They really are simple to work on and darn few orings. And aftermarket valve pin is the biggest power increase (along with slotting the sides of valve body if not already done. This is the original "44 Big-Bore" but the mechanic haven't change mush at all -hopefully factory now slots the front...

"guy in the pic" is Jim of Precision Airguns & Supplies at the 1st PFT State match in TN. Relive he finished 1st and such side mount scopes were than outlawed. I test fired it a bit, worked a charm indeed, actually has some regular (common) pistol grip that was nice. Behind him with the ed...

Looked only briefly myself, the do have the valve stem , orings are easy at auto or hardware. Also no telling what a phone call can do compared to them updating the web site on such minor parts. John

Try PA, they have most parts. O-rings I always just went to ace hardware. Very easy to work on. John

Not related to the (pardon me) but all the great rigs brought back found memories of when "all airguns leak eventually" - like in 10 to 30 years- parts were everywhere and Everyone who shot airguns was great period. Like rember when everyone gave a 3 day inspection on used airguns and no one...

Used more of his parts than entire airguns. Did get the little misses a .380 shot pistol for Christmas one year. Test fired it in the garage, big mistake, thank goodness for eye protection. Fired the round balls well also! .380 Pretty sure only the breech on this one was Crocked Barn (??)...

Certainly appreciate the effort keeping us all informed. Such nice course and greet people. John