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It's a Daisy Model 25 but the members who know way more about them will have to chime in to give you a better idea on how old it might be.

Vantage as already mentioned is only supposed to hold up on 12fpe or less springers. Didn't know that myself when I bought quite a few of them and so far, they've all held up well on everything from the 15-20fpe springer and gas ram rifles I have them on. They're also all IR versions and have...

The Vortex rams I've tinkered with have all said Max pressure 150 Bar and not to fill them over that. I've never owned the bigger 125 or 135, but at least in the Model 95's and 87QE's I've had, they were all set right around 125 Bar, so just a wild guess on my part but to get the higher power of...

I have one in .22 I got from Midway USA as what they call a "Blemished" item. Turned out to be a return by another member of GTA after he shot it a whole 3 times and decided it was harder to cock than he thought it would be. It's the QE version but no complaints from me since it was only $118...

Still own the Model 95 .25 that was my first rifle getting back into shooting 9 years ago although now it's spring powered and yep, the Turkish Walnut stocks are very nice. Couple things that might help: - One of the best things I learned was from a very good friend on another forum. The...

One to at least consider, springer rated, under $100 and rings are included. I own one and although early yet, seems to be holding up well. https://www.opticsplanet.com/wulf-optics-fireball-3-9x40-ao-rifle-scope-1in-tube-second-focal-plane.html The Hammers line would be another. You can find...

And at least from just looking at their website, they do in .177...lol https://www.walmart.com/ip/Crosman-6177-Wadcutter-Pellets-177-Pellet-Lead-Wadcutter-Pellet-250-Per-Tin/20753519?from=/search

I actually work at a Walmart here in NY. Don't often get near sporting goods but I'll have to make time to stroll by and see what if anything is in the case.

You saw it, there was something about it you like so you took a chance and bought it. Safe bet you already knew you'd get one of 2 things: - 1: A surprise because it turned out to be a good shooter out of the box - 2: Not surprised because you got what part of you was expecting to get when you...

Honestly never gave it much thought...lol. Don't own a 50 but I've got a pair of Beeman R7's in .177 and .20, an R9 in .20 and an HW95 in .22. They all shoot very well. Right, wrong, somewhere in the middle?? They fit my wants and that's all that matters at least to me :)

Crosman Customer service is actually pretty good along with prices, but you have to have the part numbers for what you want since they won't look them up for you. Parts look identical because in most cases they are...lol. Crosman tends to use the exact same action/power plant and just change the...

Ok let's try it this way. The Crosman Fire and F4 except for minor cosmetic differences are the same rifle. Here's the Parts List for the Fire:

Random guess but looks just like what's called the Crosman F4 here in the US. Likely the same rifle except for the lower powered ram/piston setup and named F11 because of it. https://www.crosman.com/f4-177

As suggested above, talk to Mike at Flying Dragon Air Rifles. The B26 is a very good copy of the HW95/Beeman R9 and if he wants a little more power, the B28 is a clone of the Diana 350. Both can be had in .22 and Mike will tune them any way you want him to. There's also the B25 which is the D34...

Not illegal but you have to have a license for the full powered versions. If yours is shooting under 500 fps, it was likely built that way to keep the power restricted for non-licensed buyers/users. You'd have to do a side by side parts comparison of both your under 500 fps version and the full...

Here's a 3rd and one you should recognize since you were beyond kind enough to sell me the 1989 Santa Rosa R10 .20 I'm the new keeper of.

Everyone of these was bought used, whether from fellow members, Ebay sellers and one from AoA. I've got others, never had any issues with those either. Nowadays, I tend to stick with guns bought from fellow members. They're totally honest about what they're selling, you'll get a good deal and a...

Springer twang can be eliminated. If you can tear into a PCP which is way more complicated, to repair what needs to be and tune to how you want one, you can easily learn to do the same thing with a springer which has way less parts to potentially fail. HW90 or the Beeman versions? They're...

Way easier with my springers. Just grab the rifle, a tin of pellets and go shoot. Nothing else needed unless I want to hang a target or 2.

Maybe shoot Hector at Connecticut Custom Aiguns an email and ask?? https://www.ctcustomairguns.com/contact-us.html