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Should have specified I also like Blue Laminate...lol. My HW95 .22 wears a Craftsman Vit: Also got a few others myself but they're all Beeman badged. Top to bottom: R1 .20 Laser, R7 .20, R7 .177, R8 .177, R9 .20 and R10 .20.

Saw those myself and they're the Training grade. Got mine from Amazon. Never seen the Streamlined but surfed myself and came up with this. Only seller I found so far was in the UK and won't ship here. They look a bit more like a Baracuda style pellet than a Dome at least on the tin.

Teach yourself to shoot righty and problem solved...lol. I'm a righty, but after pretty major shoulder surgery, had a useless right arm and it was either train the brain to shoot lefty or not shoot at all. In my case, it took a bit to get the left eye and trigger finger to do what I normally did...

Got deep pockets, there's a seller on Ebay that has several Theoben rifles for sale in various models/calibers and willing to accept offers. Our very own @JimBentley the last I knew, had one listed in the Classifieds unless it's already been scooped up. @Sqwirl57 has a thread going on the Sig...

I've got a couple tins of the Training and now a box of their Match Grades coming to try out in the R8 after a friend here recommended trying them, but until this thread, can't say I've ever heard of the Streamlined.

You might consider contacting Hector at Connecticut Custom Airguns. He might well be able to help you either find a new one or if not, a gently used one in excellent condition. https://www.ctcustomairguns.com/contact-us.html

Lots more names involved. https://ir.compassdiversified.com/news/Press-Releases/Press-Release-Details/2024/Compass-Diversified-Announces-Sale-of-Crosman-Air-Gun-Business/default.aspx Sit, watch and wait to see how things pan out.

Been a few years since I bought a new Hatsan so honestly no clue other than at some point, they removed the bleed screws that used to be on the back end of their better Vortex rifles. If you aren't a member of the GTA airgun forum, you might consider joining. They have a Gate just for the...

For fit and finish? A small handful, but you'd be looking at quite a bit or Wayyyy more than your $500 and then have to try finding one. The Cometa's don't have the fit and finish of the higher end guns but by all reports, the 400 series are seriously accurate, now have the option of a metal...

Clearidge used, still might. Google search as already suggested. Biggest thing to make sure of as always is that whatever you might find is springer rated and an email to the company that makes it will answer that.

Aftermarket laminate stock is going to cost you $300-$500, so if you're good with the red and black, it's a less expensive way to get a laminate stocked rifle. Not the Anniversary Edition, but they've also now got the 97 in Walnut to tempt you too...lol.

Everyone is more than entitled to what they think the best style of springer might be....lol. I just want another company or even 2 or 3 to roll out some new .20 caliber pellet offerings and then maybe some rifles, both springer and PCP. If JTS brings out a few new pellet offerings and they're...

Nice. If they made them in .20, I'd already have one when I finally get the money in the gun fund, I have an itch to try one in .25

It's a good thing for air gunning that someone finally tore into one. I realize owners love them and always gush about what an excellent, well built and seriously accurate rifle they are. Sadly, they had a couple downfalls: they refused to sell parts and the only thing you could touch on the...

Yep. My .25 Flashpup is unregged and I can get almost 4 mags from it. A lot of shooters from CA here, might not hurt to ask who might be and close enough and willing to help sort things in person.

Definitely a fan of Walnut but never had an itch for an underlever, so I'll leave them there for all of you. Seeing fellow shooters getting a new rifle is always a good thing, just make sure you take lots of pics and post them here. Already have the stack of .20 cal pellets and then some...lol.

Right off the bat, if your rifle kicks hard than a .22lr, it might well just need a good tweaking/lubing of the insides. Plenty of info here on how to go about it and there are likely a few members here that live somewhere close to you that would happily help. Only break barrel I've owned in 50...

First I was 12, maybe 13 and a Marksman 740 I got for Christmas in the mid 70's. Fast forward a lot of years to 2015, needed a quiet way to get rid of a racoon in my father's back yard and bought a Hatsan Model 95 .25 caliber. Still have that one 9 years later (plus a LOT of others). Not quite...

How about .25 cal springer shooters? Seen any number of owners, me being one, that would love to see a wadcutter in .25 again for short range pesting. By all means make some very heavy rounds like Manny would like to see but for springers, say something between 22-24gr?? H&N used to make the...

H&N at the time said it was issues with the company that makes the pellet tins for them. Buy 2 tins at current prices and it's more than a single tin of 500 used to sell for, but the same could be said for pretty much every other brand out there considering the rise in pellet prices the last...