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Same here!

Actually my HW70 is eight years older than the Vulcan, and it's a break barrel. 👍

Mine isn't old, but it is my oldest. A 1993, Beeman Webly Vulcan, with a Blue Ribbon scope.

Theres only fifty of them, so it's bound to turn up somewhere. They also got my P1 Magnum. It was ordered from drawings, no pictures at the time. It was in the first shipment of P1's into the US. That put me out of the hobby for about ten years.

Nutria huh? That makes me think that you may be close to my proximity. I don't know how far and wide the nutria are, but I was first introduced to them here in southeast Louisiana. I traveled the swamps with a Sheridan Bluestreak that I've had for 52 years. Welcome to Airgun Nation. 👍

I would hate to do that to it's new proud owner, unless he was aware.

It sounds like you would enjoy an HW30. It's difficult to miss with it at 30 yards from the bench. You can shoot acorns out there with it. I really enjoy stretching it out to 75 yards, although it has quite a rise and fall down to the target. My consistency out there is around 65 % on 2"...

I had one for a couple years. Since January 95, it belonged to a thief. It's current owner is likley legit, and the theives long gone. Only 50 made I wonder who has my serial number? Mine was decked out in every thing that I could add. The Beeman 20th bag, the fanciest rifle sling that Beeman...

I picked up where I left off yesterday with the HW30 A wasp landed about five feet in front of me. I thought no way, and cocked the rifle as he flew away. After a few shots he lands in the exact spot on a roll of box tape. This time the rifle was loaded and the shot was clear. I sighted down...

And the old Sheridans had real Walnut stocks. 👍

Well someday soon anyway It is all done with the exception of the nose repair which will involve fitting and soldering.

I never pulled off the stock so I haven't been in one yet.

I have a Sheridan Silverstreak restoration like that. I call it the "Dumpster Queen".

My 97K was getting progressively harder to latch. At the same time it was not consistantly engaging the saftey. I sent it back under warentee, but was curious as to what may have failed.

Nice Work! What would be the symptoms of a failing cocking shoe?

HW30 at 75 yards. In these photos I am aiming at the middle med bottle. Look how high the barrel is aiming. Yesterday I was actually hitting those branches on the way out there, as they sagging from the rain. Fun package right there.

HW30 today during a squall line passing. This little rifle is amazing, switching from 30 to 75 yards, no problem. After the downpour the branches were sagging down, and I wound up shooting through leaves on the way to the 75 y target. The HW30 still got good hits! I still find the biggest...

What are you testing?

Thanks he said he actually has some of that.