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My younger competition having not only adopted a pistol field target position allowing them to rest their pistol grips atop their knee, but also adding grip caps and/or knee pads to get more comfortable in that position, and neck issues having kept me from doing so, yesterday I put the finishing...

The original S&W 78/79Gs had a sear-engagement screw in the trigger, and (as I understand it) the earliest examples were actually MADE by Smith & Wesson. Having owned two adjustable-trigger versions and three of the Crosman-built (non-adjustable), the Smiths not only have superior triggers, but...

Assuming at least very-good condition, and your key words being "resealed", and "with adjustable trigger", $200-250 (depending on condition). .

A major reason I've become allergic to selling air rifles long-distance is the fact that the longer and/or heavier the rifle package, the MORE EXPONENTIALLY difficult it becomes to get it to its destination without damage to the contents. Consequently, packaging weight and mass must also...

I proved that two years ago with an .30 AEA Challenger, that sold brand-new for $459- However no-one else could have extracted this level of performance out of it. .

I just sent you a personal message. .

Yegua Target Company, long out of business. They made the best field targets at the time; not so much those silhouette strands. Often a solid hit from a pistol of any power causes the silhouette to pop back upright so fast even a spotter has a hard time telling hits from misses. If those are...

The B-Staley "tune" is simply installing o-rings between the valve-stem and hammer in order to cushion the hammer-blow when it strikes the valve stem; thereby reducing the amount of wasted charge with each shot resulting from hammer-bounce/valve-flutter. Usually quite a trial and error process...

Wow! A multi-shot PCP with moderated silenced barrel that's pretty danged accurate. THAT REALLY IS A GAME CHANGER!

Ummmmm... In the future you might want to consider screening the names you thank publicly, JC. :unsure: Since some readers might know me!😱 BTW, are you familiar with how to edit posts? It's not too late to screen retrospectively. 🤣 .

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT- Never, EVER loan ANY airgun, to ANYone, for ANY reason; unless you don't mind losing it, getting it back totally jacked, or being sued. .

If you abandon your caliber disqualifier, the Crosman 1701P wins hands down! Details in the attachment below. .

Upon diving into mine to drill out the transfer-port to soup it up to 10 foot pounds with absolutely no previous experience going into Crosman PCPS, I declared my 1701P the most logically designed and well-executed airgun on Earth. Consequently, THE EASIEST TO WORK ON AIRGUN ON EARTH. It took...

That's like asking if anyone knows about a new regulation the government is considering.

"My mistake is that I trusted Accu-Tac who recommended Area419 to me". Sounding more like blame deflection all the time. Having been a businessman over four decades, I'll speculate the standard 20% restocking fee isn't enough to motivate the sellers to continue wasting their time ("is money")...

"I've always thought that Ron was mental, too." Do you also think application of past tense appropriate in that statement, Scott? I suspect some might disagree.:unsure: Example- The shortest FT shooter we know called today and asked "What are you doing?" I replied, "Well, you're not going to...

That's a great Diana, Steve. Great numbers, too!

"Maybe Centercut will chime in & verify (or not)." He seldom visits this forum; it may be a matter of minutes before he chimes in. 🤣 .

Be aware that ballistic coefficient quantifications are accurate only in the gun tested, and only at the power tested. The BC usually changes some in different guns and/or different power levels.

Not considering myself an airgun historian as much as I do consider myself the (living) Airgun Voice Of Experience, forgive me if my commentary contains some errors (I mean, not just the normal flaws). Always considering the Dianas basically econo-German airguns (a misnomer, I realize), gotta...