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I have plenty of .177 rifles. An Anschutz 2002 & a 2001 ten meter guns. A FWB 300S U too. Nothing is remotely close to a starling rifle. The photo is of a 2002 SuperAir with an 8X Unertl.

So you are saying that your suggested rifles (HW 30, 35 or 50) meet all the requirements? (.22 caliber, side-cocker, sledge, one hole accuracy). Are you a hunter? A precision hunter? hunter?

I'm now 76 yrs. old and it is time to reduce the cocking effort of my .22 RWS 54. This is my starling gun. I have to be able to cock it while lying prone on the breezeway floor. Velocity is not necessary. Right now I'm getting 764 fps, but only need 500 or so. Heck even 400 fps is plenty for...

I elect these Crosman SuperPells. Just looking at them hurts the eyes. This was what we had in the '50s on the farm. We had a Crosman 101, that I still have and use.

I promised a follow-up concerning my RWS 54 .22 caliber. Tonight I was able to put the bore cleaning pastes to the RWS 54s .22 bbl. Believe it or not, this was the hardest bbl. to clean in my inventory. All the rest are firearms, and even though they had glazed carbon, still cleaned up with...

OK guys, Thanks for your thoughts. At least I know I'm on solid ground here with the bore treatments. I'll give it a go in the next few days and take before and after pictures to share. Re: owning a Lyman Bore Scope: Every bbl is an adventure. They all look pretty and shiny from the end...

I've got a lightly used RWS 54 in .22. Checking out the bbl. with a borescope shows that it is black for the full length (probably combusted oil residue). No bright metal at all. Goo-Gone does not do anything here. We use IOSSO and J-B bore paste in firearms and they quickly remove the...