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I've had similar experiences with them (a nice lady named Rachel). Sent me parts at no cost, not even for shipping.

This reminded me of shooting tomato worms off the tomato plants when I was a kid!:LOL:

I have 4 AF guns all bought from their outlet store at considerable discount. I love the relative simplicity, power, adjustability and reliability of the guns compared to most of my other pcps that always seem to be leaking and need attention. Plus their customer service is top notch!

Is your handle a Led Zep reference?

Or "a fool and his money are soon parted" :cry::ROFLMAO:

Just to follow-up, I returned both the 0.22 and 0.25 guns for replacements and guess what....both the replacement guns also leaked! When I complained I received a message that I need to replace the o-rings because "these guns sit in the warehouse a long time".

I have an RWS 34 in 0.177 caliber that was inadvertently left cocked for several months. It didn't lose any velocity at all. In fact, it actually gained a few fps!

Beeman 2027.

I use a Beeman 2027 to routinely take out pests at 40 yards and less easily. I have 2, 1 I left as a pistol and 1 that I turned into a carbine with parts from Buck Rail. The gun is under $180.

Thanks for the replys! The shift seems to happen on both my springers and pcps. Most recently it has happened on my Benjamin Cayden (which is a really nice shooting gun) and on a couple of my Airforce Condors. I know the Condors are very hold sensitive but the latest shift was almost 2"...

It seems that on most of my guns, I'll have it sighted in at a certain distance with a certain pellet but the next time I take it out the POI will have shifted from 1/2" to 2" at 25 yards. Could this be a trait of cheap scopes? I have always economized when it comes to buying scopes. The most...

DARs, I have a gen 1 0.177 and gen 2 0.22 and 0.25 and all 3 leaked right from the start.

Thanks for the replys everyone. I think I will reach out to Airgun Revisions. I can't seem to be able to find any info online about the thread size. Apparantly, at some point the thread size changed on the Caydens.

The pressure gauge on my 0.22 Cayden is stuck on 2000 psi. Pyramyd carries the gauges but are out of stock. Where else would be a good source for a new gauge? I see some cheap ones on Amazon but am a bit hesitant to try them. Thanks.

I agree with Ratzy on this, plus, as he said, the customer support is top notch.

My 0.25 Condor shot 33.95 grain JSB's at 1100 fps for 91 fpe and this was with the power wheel at the lowest setting. I changed the top hat to a 0.166 oriface in order to reduce the power a bit. With the 0.166 top hat the 33.95 grain JSB's are shooting at 930 fps with the power wheel on "6"...

I have a couple of their "blems" and they absolutely look new, at least I can't find anything wrong with them.

Check out the Airforce Outlet Store. Some really good sales right now and several 0.25 caliber. I have a 0.25 caliber Condor and it has way more power than any other 0.25 pcp I own. Would be perfect for pesting. Also the 0.25 caliber TalonP would be another good choice. In fact, I just order...

I got out my 0.22 Cayden yesterday and found that it lost all it's air over the winter. So I pump it up to 2800 psi per both my pump and gun gauges and found a leak from around the threads of the foster fitting. I took the fitting off and wrapped teflon tape around the threads and pumped it...

I would like to give a shout out to Airforce Airguns and Rachel in particular for great customer service. I had an issue with an order that she worked diligently on with me and we were able to resolve to my complete satisfaction. It are companies and employees like her that deserve our...