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Nice! Got any numbers, like fps / energy, ammo weight, shot count, etc? Looks like a shooter. Congrats.

Another nice vid! Accurate, quiet, deadly, good looking...everything an airgun should be. You have that shooting & filming system down to a science. Added bonus is some great looking Rapids showed themselves in this thread. Nice job Bro!

Bravo! I’d say the most beautiful HW30 I’ve seen. A lot has gone into that rig. Loved the vid (just finished watching an old western so kudos on your timing & choice of music). That’s one classy rig. Great Job Bro.

Great info, Thanks for posting Amigo 👍

Nice little project. Thanks for sharing 👍

Thanks for your contribution Marflow, much appreciated. I found some info on them too, so I included it as well. Many Thanks to MMCM13, biohazardman, and far_shot for your help too. Kind Regards, db

Resealing & Orings for Smith & Wesson 78G & 78G Pistols, & Daisy 780, 790 & Model 41 Here is some general info with oring sizes for resealing these air pistols. I included the sources where I found the info at the bottom of the page. The piercing cap has two O-rings, a large outer Oring and a...

Welcome Brother Rob! Nice to see you sign up. Tell the others to come on in, the water’s just fine. Please pass along the 22XX pcp info to my buddy DeutschKSK whenever you get a chance. He’s hardcore & a good guy, too

Thanks. Nice posts over there, but don't see oring sizes? Seems like so many sources that used to supply oring sizes for resealing jobs are gone. I'm gonna post them as I find them.

Anyone have the oring sizes for Crosman 150/157, 112, 160, 180? How about the S&W 78G & 79G? Had this info in a computer that died. I realize some seals, like the Crosman seal around the piercing pin at the valve / powerlet union in a 2240 / 2250 / 2260 is a factory part, as well as the...

I didn't know they had different triggers on early versions of the Prod? Can early versions be adjusted to perform like later versions, or do parts need to be replaced?

Nice. Always liked his "Tom Cat" pistol builds & breeches. Never had the pleasure of owning one of his creations, but I have similar rigs now.

Nice find! Some good reading for you with info about the 150: https://forum.vintageairgunsgallery.com/adams-trevor-vintage-airgun-articles/ https://forum.vintageairgunsgallery.com/milewski-john-airgun-world-articles/ This article explains how the rotating power adjuster worked...

Do you know what size orings are used to reseal the 150 / 157 (and 2240 / 2250 / 2260), as well as the 111 / 112? Used to have this info in an old computer that died.

Nice! I have dealt with this many times. I thought about trying heat shrink to lock down the eyepiece once it’s adjusted to my eye, maybe using layers of the stuff, in computation with your orings?

Wow, Seems like a fantastic rig.

Link to the manual for the M2R Type 2: https://www.pyramydair.com/airgun-resources/manuals/Ataman-Rifle-Manual-low-res.pdf 

Congrats! What kind of energy / foot pounds is your Cricket putting out? I have a 25 cal Hi Power Edgun 3.5 I’d like to drop some pests with. I’m just curious what kind of power your rig is putting out.

Sounds like maybe you increased reg pressure and now your overpowering the hammer spring / valve, getting lower velocity. By then reducing hammer spring tension you are further overpowering the hammer spring / valve with the higher reg setting, getting even lower velocity. You then increased...

Great info BB, I like that. I remember seeing a neat Crosman pistol built into a backyard rat bapper, that used a TKO inside a shroud for controlling lead dust. https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/yellow/urban-rat-gun-t228778.html#p2529691