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Really would like to get a compressor one day but WOW...not sure I have the skill or knowledge to tackle that type of adventure. Didn't realize how complicated all this was. thanks for taking the time and posting this

1-Gillingham 2-Broekmans 3-Boldov thanks for doing this

I know almost nothing about air rifles...just starting to learn myself and in fact should be receiving my first air rifle in the coming weeks (i believe) that said, i did find a copy of the owner's manual for download....maybe that might help at least a bit with some of the questions? I too am...

awesome information. very grateful to all for taking the time to help and teach. i live close to the coastal region...interestingly it is not all that far from arid region....I would consider our home to be somewhat humid (San Diego).

Not sure if this helps but fairly recently Mr. Hammer posted the following: "Sorry, yes very backed up. I have about 80 guns in the pipeline. I do most all the refurb/warranty work on the FX and Kral for Pyramyd plus I have 3 of my own businesses and do consulting for a few other airgun...

thank you to all....i'll read the linked and referred to posts

I didn't want to risk derailing a recent thread but soon I'll have my first air rifle and compressor and was trying to understand/learn more about the use and placement/orientation of the various associated filters. Please excuse the naive nature of the question. As I understand it, ambient...

sad to hear that a friend would do that hope you find what you're looking for

those are gorgeous

thank you this is my first foray into air rifle having shot action pistol sports as well as long range rifle for many years. I've so much to learn about this new faculty. In general, for our precision rifles, we usually tried to maintain the barrel free floating...there are of course some...

thanks for posting this. In your experience does a barrel ring help with accuracy or reproducibility of shots? also interested in learning more of how you modified the platform, the trigger enhancement for example. thank you

when shooting from a stable platform such as prone or benchrest I was taught and continue to prefer shooting with the dominant thumb aligned to the axis of the barrel. when holding the rifle unsupported externally.... then i would envest the grip (thumb over).

It is my impression that the sport is becoming more popular...at least from what i'm seeing and hearing in Southern California (and perhaps elsewhere as well).....hopefully that will help you.

would you perhaps mind sharing some information regarding the rifle and the accessories that you've posted. I did view the video but I'm rather new to this sport and not yet all that familiar.

when i shot long range rifle and action pistol sports we would often gravitate to and seek out products that excelled in credible competitions. I've seen this concept and practice hold true in other sporting faculties as well. when I reflect on my purchases, more than a few that i scraped and...

very respectful of you, you tried to and did something very nice.

the magazine looks really beautifully made...something very aesthetic abut it.

I know nothing of that platform. Assuming that the seller is the manufacturer and they could not help you then i would advocate that it is not worth putting your health or life at risk. Many years ago when I was competing in action sports I had a reloading press that i lost faith with, a dear...

thank you. i'm grateful for the information. I think i'm all set for now as Mr. Hammer has been very kind to help me on this journey. I know i'll have more questions when i start using the air rifle. I'll have a lot to learn. My dear friend is making me a safe target platform. I've got to...

thank you to all. I really appreciate all the leads, information and help. I'm very grateful to Mr. Hammer and looking forward to learning this new platform.