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This Webley product seems like it should be great, but it requires three hands to operate: one to hold and squeeze it, one to remove the pellet for loading and one to hold the airgun. That is why it looks new - never used.

Three months ago I purchased a Gletcher Nagant CO2 revolver from Gletcher's website. The gun loses all its gas if not used for a week. I contacted Gletcher for replacement under their eighteen month warrantee and was informed that users are required to remove the CO2 cylinder after each use...

Has anyone managed to do business with these people. They seem to be the only supplier of many Haenel parts. They have a website, but it is unclear if they ship to the US. You cannot contact them online, but must telephone with questions. I do not speak German, so I am stymied.

I hate, and will not do business with, vendors who require a signature for parcel delivery. When a parcel requiring signature is due to arrive I have to wait, in my home's first floor, for an indeterminate time, for the delivery driver. I cannot go downstairs to work on my guns or use my...

Has anyone come across software suitable for cataloging an airgun collection. I have investigated a number of firearm versions, but they are not quite right.

Somehow I have managed to build collection of Haenels. Why? I simply cannot resist oddballs. Model 311 the hot target rifle of the early 1950s. .177 of course Model 310. 4.4 mm ball repeater. The sling is original. I have both 5 and 10 shot magazines. Model 303 .177 caliber break...

Here is mine - a Mondial model 1952. It is 32" long, weighs 2.6 pounds, has a brass lined steel barrel. I shoots well, but for a child's gun it is hard to cock and has a heavy trigger. Of course, that might change if I disassembled and tuned it.

Walking my dog a couple of months ago I came across an "estate" sale. "Estate" seemed hardly appropriate as it was on the lawn of a modest hundred-year-old bungalow. Propped against a battered table was a pump up airgun. It looked vaguely familiar, so I picked it up for examination. No...

Here we are - locked in. Day after day looking out the window at the world. Perfect time to organize the airgun collection. At the bottom of a shelf of stuff was a box I could not remember ever seeing before. Steiner was written on the cover. I opened it: An air pistol totally unfamiliar. ...

I am interested in getting an FX Chronograph to use with my, mostly, springer, collection. All the videos I see about the chrono show it in use with PCPs. It seems the best way to use the chrono is attached below the muzzle. I wonder if springers, which suffer from recoil and vibration will...

Over the years I have collected dozens of air rifles - springers, pumpers, CO2 and enjoy them all, but each has its benefits and shortcomings. I am not a hunter, but a woods walker and plinker. Over all, I will choose a springer when I go for an outing. My springer collection runs the gamut...

I am considering buying a few parts for a Russian IJ 38 from the website Calibr-spring.com in Ukraine, but am nervous about giving credit card info. Has anyone any information about them.

Anyone have a good idea of how to rivet a tootsie roll pump handle back in place after repair so it looks original.