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And maybe a .20 wadcutter and dome.....yeah, I know.

This thread is one of the best 'new guy ammo threads" I have seen. Very good advice. The only addition I can make is to emphasize that the super light (alloy) pellets are usually a bad idea in the more powerful springers like yours. Cleaning before shooting is also to be emphasized. Every...

What did you use to strip the original finish? I just discovered that the "Nanny State" seems to have banned the finish strippers that I used to rely on. thanks

My Yong Heng is used as a secondary compressor at a rural property, and I started out using Royal Purple. I had no problems but after a short time, switched to Seco Lube type 500. I can't say for sure that Royal Purple is bad news but the failure mode most seen seems to be the last (high P)...

The oil odor might suggest a better quality of oil. One of the failure modes of these is cheap oil combusting in the last, highest-pressure stage and causing the o rings to burn. Or, you could add a carbon filter at the output but that is covering up a potential problem.

I have used flex seal only in roofing applications. That said, I have a lot of high-end optics. I would be very nervous about using any such product due to outgassing of left over solvent. It may not be a problem, but I would not want to discover it is the hard way.

A friend did a "shade tree mechanic" relining of a .22 RF barrel using the liner and drill bit from Brownells and epoxy. The results were very good. The drill bit was quite expensive. I've been tempted to try this as I have had several Hatsan 135 .22 come new with extensive rust. What rifle...

My Nardi looks identical to motorhead's and while "portable"; adding wheels to one end of the roll cage is VERY helpful. I would guess it is at least 70#. They are really good compressors, but you do not move them around with one hand like a Yong Heng! I would have liked the auto shut off and...

My Nardi Atlantic is definitely 220v and I would not consider 120vac. This thing fills tanks a whole lot faster than the Yong Heng and similar and those are fairly challenging to 120vac. I have a Yong Heng at my rural property and was stuck with 120vac for that application. The Nardi is a lot...

I have an older Nardi Atlantic and it easily does 4500psi. Very reliable over the decade or so that I have had it. Some people get hysterical because it runs at higher rpm than a Bauer but I've heard of no problems. It is noisy! Mine is manual, I would recommend the auto shut off and venting...

Sorry, I do not recall what I paid for shipping, but it wasn't too bad. Just order enough to distribute the cost. I buy other stuff from them for my olympic guns and never felt ripped off by the shipping as long as I had an order large enough. The streamlines work very well for me BUT my...

I've bought a fortune in supplies from Brownells over the last 30+yrs but the dropper bottles that I purchased (10yrs ago?) did not seal well and some of them the needle applicators slid out after a short time. I'm glad to hear they improved them. I have kroil that has got a muddy precipitate...

Thanks Ta Ta for the recommendation. I'll try those. So far Kroil has climbed out of every dropper bottle I have tried.

Just a note on your HW90. I have one (bought 5yr ago or so) with about 12MOA droop and no windage issues (bought as a .177) and another bought 1yr ago as a .22 with about 25MOA droop and 9-10MOA windage issue. I have a .20 barrel that when installed on the first rifle is almost dead on.

I think we should shout from the roof tops and maybe Weihrauch will finally address the issue. More likely they will come up with an even uglier ambi stock.

I agree but don't think that we should have to do this. I have 5 AA TX and ProS bought from 2010 to current. and never more than a couple of MOA of droop. Never have I had windage issues. The HW 80 that I just got has NO droop. That is the only HW springer that has less than 15moa of droop and...

For the time being, I am using a RWS "lock Down" mount and shims. It's not ideal but I hate bending barrels on underlevers that latch to the muzzle. The Blue Lam is almost as accurate as my TX200s so I'm going to keep it. The shot sequence is a bit twangier than a TX and the out of the box...

My Blue lam hw97 .20 has the same issue. Droop in a fixed barrel? I just bought an HW98 .177 that has 42MOA droop. Amazingly, I just got a new HW80 .22 that UNLIKE ALL my other Weihrauch springers has NO DROOP WHATSOEVER. It must be defective.

Out of sheer frustration with this situation, I buy from www.nordicmarksman.com. They are reliable vendors and ship quickly, but you are paying transport from Canada. I can say the domes are as good as can be. There is a large variety of designs available (in Canada and Europe).

Are the rams in your recent imports rebuildable or capable of having the ram pressure changed? thanks!