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Wow, I'm always amazed at your back yard shooting range. Each time you show a picture of it, two things comes to mind. 1-it's totally awesome and 2- I bet its a bear to keep mowed and trimmed!! Thx Ray

Still have my PP700 with the ugly green handle, lol. Always been a good plinker. Holds air fine. Nice pistol for the price. Kinda loud when tuned up for more power.

To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord. RIP brother. Ray

I've got the AEA .457 challenger rifle, but it is built like a russian tank and weighs almost as much. It's for shooting from a stand or shooting house. Wouldn't want to lug it around the woods long trying to stalk. That is the main reason I gave up on trying to find airbolt arrows to use with...

Okay, so regulated is just for testing and practice? Your saying the airsaber has enough shots to hunt with? Umarex says 20 to 30 shots per fill so 2 shots would be plenty with just 1 being needed if placement is correct. Do you consider whitetail deer "medium game"? Not really worried about...

Not to offend the OP but I'm glad he posted this. I've been seriously thinking about an airsaber to extend my "AIR" hunting season. I finally broke down and bought an AEA Challenger .457 last fall. Killed a nice 7 point with it so I'm hooked for sure. I don't understand how you could use a...

Don't think I've seen it in this thread yet, but before you trying "dispatching" any squirrels you should check your state game laws. Shooting an animal out of season can cost you a $$$ fine. And as it was said earlier, the front yard is a bad place to shoot. You have to contend with neighbors...

Do yourself a big favor and search this forum for all the start up tips you should do before using your compressor for the first time. There are tons of them, from how to fill the water tank and radiator, adding led lights, hour meters, etc..... I've had mine almost 2 years and it's been working...

I used distilled water mixed with "water wetter" in mine and it still looks just like it did the day I poured it in. I have almost 4 hours on mine. That's not as much time as others but it's worked flawlessly each and every time. Thx Ray

So I have this old broken crosman legacy 1000 which is just a updated 2100 pumper. I took out the pump tube and piston assembly today, got to tinkering with it and figured out how to put a factory size 1377 valve into it. Had to drill a relocated exhaust port hole and the hole for the front grip...

So a 140 pump tube is identical to a 362 tube? Thx Ray

Is that a 362 build? I really like the looks of a modified crosman. Would this be considered a carbine? Thx Ray

If its using the 392 pump lever it should be pretty stout. Looks like the 362 could be tuned up for way more power. Thx Ray

Is the 362 harder or easier to pump than a stock 392 ? Thx Ray

That is cool. Thx Ray

So, dumb question. For those of you who own and have used a 362 for hunting, what kind of FPS or FPE do you get with a factory stock gun using 14.3 pellets and 10 pumps? Thanks Ray

Thank you sir :)

Guess not. Just checked and their is NO parts manual available at crosman for a 362 :(

Good explanation, sounds like it would be easier to just order some 362 parts and build one from that. Thx Ray

super nice build. Wonder how hard it would be to source these parts to build one like it? How hard was it to get the valve and breech to mount onto the 1400 Thx pressure tube? Ray