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So .25 or 9mm? Very few 9mm smooth barrels around. Mainly tht used the original .25 valve so the power wasn't too high. Beautiful balance either way, nice rig. Thinking your only bet is Davis (the original importer, great guy but long out of business but selling off a barn full of nice...

Thank you for posting. 4 & 1/2hour drive for us but it certainly would be worth it to me one of these days. I did quickly look around but, do you have a regular schedule? Thank you, John

Would that be a Fire 201 ? John

Maybe pop in the classified section and do a search for "Diana 54" and click "this forum only"o the drop down. Pulled up several using that. John

Is hard to find info, easier to find info on their old 13mm (which isnt what most mean by airgun but was the 1st pre-charged I was exposed to. Seemed a bit iffy to tag Grizzly Bears with but worked). Just another article...

Luckily Invicta took up the slack, only about 15 miles from the old "Play Ground of Champions" at Roz's Hollow in Minor Hill TN. https://www.invictaftc.org/ John

Uck, chatbot. Memory is SO much better but if you went around back when I reckon it is some form of research, kudos. But, got it correct. Did it mention Tony (Daystate) campaigned it for a year in competition accidently proven it was not nearly as stable a platform as a traditional airgun...

If the vblock was under pressure it just a it easier but "I" would just hold or find the proper material to keep the vblock from biting the wood and unscrew the bottle. I it was all pressurized it just makes a loud pop as unscrewing,should be nothing to fear except damaging the stock. Or I...

Truly outstanding! John

Low cost walmart "S/R industries" (it'll google). The lowest cost Chinese rig S/R Industries could slap a "beeman" name on. John

Have fun reading & such but, "where to begin the knowledge quest?" = In person with other airgunners and hit an airgun store. Someone 3.5 hr from you posted, likely very well worth the drive to share & learn if everyone is willing. Air in CDA, yes. If using an scba DO make sure you can get...

I would have Martin at usa-airguns build me another .22 RAW JUST the way I like it. John

Personally think the Benjamin Marauder in Walnut .25 at $430 is a great deal. John

None would be ideal but that means buying Nitrogen. I run a booster not a compressor, for the in-going compressor air I have 18' of cooling condescending pipe with drain valves on the bottom connections, high side of the booster A Gold" filter. Have done a visual inspection (no fancy...

Alabama> Are you shooting at the Invecta Club? Brad Troyer is a master at setting up courses! Along with David Slade and a few others simple the best course period. Shot at his old TVA shoots, We ran both a "hunter" course , complete with large with grape vines blowing back & forth past a log...

I may be mistaken but I believe the Bench rest section may: https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/north-east-airgun-classic-2024-winners-pro-benchrest.1311147/ and typing just "Northest" into the search bar and searching only the BR section...

If you like writing & pictures better than youtube: https://anotherairgunblog.blogspot.com/search/label/Crosman%20760 John

Know you will take a hit on anything you sell. Such is life though I reckon. A Texan from the factory (blem) can be had for about $850, walnut stocked marauders were available for just over $300 a month or so ago .... . Best advice use the forum to find other local airgunners and try what...

Not to many left anymore, baker certainly seems worth the phone call. I generally do not but am able to repair my pcp rigs but sent my 38T off for a re-seal. Some folks seen to have no problem with them but wasn't anything I wanted to mess with (and didn't know exactly how much it needed)...

Thank you. Odd little rifle (mainly because I am more of a traditional airgun person). Took me a minute to get my head around the inline valve, pellet weight and dwell. People seem to know something is different in the valve/set up between the 2 but you are the 1st to explain, really...