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I just rebuilt my 79G. I used the urethane seals and coated them in Pellgun oil. More for ease of installation then long term protection of the seals. I installed the first kit then found the valve was leaking. Check the valve closely, there is a seal on it that does not come in rebuild kits.So...

Plain 1894's range from a low of $25 mid of $75 to a high of $125 according to Blue book of Airguns. I have shot a few of them. They are fun. They are getting hard to come by. Check out the Daisy Forums if you want more info.

You can easily make your own setup. Camera and transmitter are about $40, a small 6" monitor and receiver are about $50

I got a tub of 1000 army men off amazon. They make great targets for low powered guns. The remington resettable animal steel targets are a great buy. Get the ones without the string reset.

I own a Disco .177 and get about 25 shots on a fill of air. Which is disappointing. I switched to bulk filling it with CO2. Get about 40 shots @700 fps. I really like the gun on CO2 but I live in a warm climate. I have owned multi pump guns and find them useless for me. Too much time between...

Right now if it doesn't have AR-15 stamped on the side, its not under immediate threat. Airguns will become under threat when all guns in general get bans or restrictions. No one is going to go on a killing spree with an airgun. It's not "practical". An AR can be bought for under $500 and it...

the FAC is the same regardless if its an airgun or PB. Only shotguns require extra certification which you opt out of. Getting an FAC is a bunch of background checks, fees and a referee. Reading about it, it just seems like a hassle. I think for an FAC airgun you have to have land that is...

If you keep it properly lubed, it will serve you well for many years. When and if it does start leaking, it maybe more wise to spend another $35 and buy a new 880.

So my take away from your post is all your old guns perform poorly compared to your new stuff so your getting rid of them?

Nothing wrong with 12 ft/lbs. 18-20 is my preferred force I go for. I don't need more then that. Still needing an FAC on an airgun is pretty lame. Seems like just limiting the caliber below .25 would be adequate.

I think midway was dumping them for $19 new a month or so ago

Interesting, $10000 for a Red Ryder got to be an airgun record. ‘A Christmas Story’ House and Museum Nabs Ralphie Parker’s Red Ryder BB Gun

I got corrosion x at Academy sports. It's a major favorite with firearms. Shouldn't be hard to find.

Ballistol or remmington oil/lubricant. If your really desperate wd40. Ballistol makes a great pellet lube also and wood protector.

H&N always are delivered with the least amount of damage, are the best "looking" pellets but they seem to deliver "meh" performance. I try them when nothing else seems to be working and they usually disappoint. Not bad accuracy but there is usually a cheaper pellet that does just as good or...

Watch them be like 0.25 CTC at 50yards.... find out you stumbled into the price point holy grail of pellets. Then a year from now they will be $20 a tin...LOL!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwEyBItsXkw Funny

I would be tickled also. I want my wife to learn how to handle a gun. I want to start her off on a realistic BB pistol and take her to the range with a firearm. Not that I am a doomsday prepper or think she will actually need to use a gun. I think it enhances your mental focus and consciousness...

O-rings breaking on magazines can be fairly common on quite a few guns especially if you live in a climate that lends itself to dry rotting rubber. Hammerli must have known the problem and went to a rubber band on the Rotex magazines. Manufactures are learning how to get the max performance out...

I have some Beeman H&N wadcutter that absolutely will not shoot accurately out of any of my guns (I have quite a few). When you look at them, they are obviously a well made pellet. It must be the shape that makes them inaccurate. Its a head scratcher. The Crosman HP's always perform at least OK...