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I have shot co2 guns in the dead of winter useing nitrogen carts. Fewer shots, the first ten are powerful then a quick drop off afterwards. Leland makes nitrogen carts the same size as a co2 cartridge. https://shop-lelandgas-com.3dcartstores.com/18g-of-Nitrogen--1-each_p_136.html Here is a...

Out early this morning, before the rain

They had a dislike button. Dang I didn't know that. I would have been using it on you guys all the time.

Actually, I always do.

And this afternoon the P17

78G and 79G pistols were made and produced by Smith & Wesson from 1971 through 1980. They were first made at their Tampa, Florida, plant. In 73, they moved the airgun division to Springfield, Mass. In 78, they moved airguns division again back to Florida.

Out early this morning with a .22 and .25 105X

Keep looking, don't be in a hurry. I bought both my 78g and 79g for $100 each. Seal kits for $60. They are out there. Imagine that both for $260

$150 - 200

Put a few through the Ruger Mark 1

Took out a couple of sidelever guns today, the B5 .22 and a QB88 .177

I don't think about this.

I think that's why grandpa kept it in the barn, for mice and rats.

I bought a couple of Gamo PR776 pistols a few years back $50 each. One is still sealed in plastic. I've shot the other quite a bit. For some reason I sure like it. The way you load it is awesome. All metal construction. Gamo actually did a good job with the way the cylinder seals. Feels good in...

The 78g, 79g crosman mk1 and to are more accurate than me. They have some power too.

They made four variations. V350 one for Sears the M1 model and later the 3500. Have all of them too.

It depends on the particular rifle. Some like to be held a little others not so much. Each one is different. Some like to be held forward others close to the trigger guard. Springers are like women none are the same, and you have to figure each one out.

I'll shoot springers tomorrow, it will be cooler outside. But today after lunch shot the qb78, trying to shoot out the back of a can with one charge of sticks at 35 yards.

Just sold one of mine a few weeks ago. I never shot it much and sold it to a friend that collects them.

Here is a little Diana done with black shoe polish.