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I know some use rice. What kind of beans work well? No sand for me, what do you use?

one of the better co2 pistols made,I think .

I like shrouds because I dislike looking at skinny barrels, plus I don't like looking at a pickle at the end of the barrel. Harmonics, yes, there is a small problem; it's not enough to affect the accuracy significantly enough to miss a head shot on any rodent.

Touchy subject. The maker of my air guns says not to let the barrel band touch the barrel. The barrel does move a little, yet it retains its accuracy.Free-floated barrels are what they are; the band is attached to the air tube and circles the barrel,but does not touch it. It would seem that...

No, most if not all Lother Wather air gun barrels are not, BSA barrels are Most high end air guns use LW barrels..

go google it and you will find a lot of info.Truth be told there are hop up kits for those BB guns;fun to learn and do .

It is fine as it is. Wood and metal, carburetors and 8tracks:ROFLMAO:

Only people make things complicated. Only people pull the trigger; we, as humans, can overcome those equations.by doing what needs to be done.:unsure::ROFLMAO:

I been doing that ,plus birds in flight for over 40 years,I am good at it.I used to go to air shows,plus watch the Blue Angels fly at Fleet Week and also the Travis AF Base air shows and watch the Thunderbirds, I love that stuff. Field of view is so important.The roar of engines and Bag pipes...

The ARH plinker kit in my.177 HW50 is the way it should be. The only reason a kit makes a gun more accurate is that it is easier to shoot. Yes, it is overly sprung..I think it was getting 698 fps from it with the kit. Years ago, people knew that springers shooting over 800 fps were going to...

Yes! I got into many arguements with Steve and his buddy,it was intense at times,but I was fighting to live.Looking back it was my favorite forum.I mellowed out and now it all history.Yes .there was a lot of chit happening on it.

I have them, the Westhunter can be gotten a lot cheaper, it is ok, but if you want to spend around $200, a Discovery scope may be a better choice.......a sneaker scope is the Barra,I like mine a lot,I also have a Primary Arms scope that I got in your price range ,it is better.,.Please check out...

I read how many people like the Midas.Also go to there website and compare.Some say the newer Helos is all they need.That would be my only 2 choices.That said I would also look at a Few other brands in their price range that are think are just as good,In the end for you the Midas.

I think it is made in England,it is a Webley Tomahawk,or the Longbow.That said my keep forever is my Beeman R-7 I purchased at the Beeman shop,San Rafael in 1981.

I have many of the same ones, some I have never seen before. Since you are a collector, match the tins with the air guns that match the same era. Build nice wooden frames for the guns and matching tins, and hang them up somewhere. That should be a neat project that will take a little time to...

Monocular do not compare to binoculars. My rifle scope is monocular. Yesterday, I used both. The binos are damn near better, plus they give a much better and larger field of view...I used the Monocular because it fits in my pocket and my fishing bag; the only reason to use it is convenience...

Well is is big, not aesthetically pleasing, but hay, function over form, it does look like a bench or rest rifle. I have the FT Marauder with the LW barrel; it shoots dead on. No barrel is going to do better at the range. I shot mine.....BSA, okay, let's see. If this new rifle can shoot as well...

Keep the AA510 sell the rest and get a RAW .25 That should be all you need.

The JSB 18.13 gr.was my go to .22pellet ,I tried the AEA 21.9 gr. and it shoots noticeable better in most of the same PCPs...The JSB is 500ct. where the AEA is 350ct.tin.

The other thought is this,do not clean the barrel and shot 3-5 shots with the new pellet before grouping.AEA pellts shot better for me as well in some of my PCPs