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    Crosman Custom Shop Purchase .. Shots per CO2

    Thanks marflow .. I’m going to get the hammer spring adjuster. eBay for $22.00. I just received a muzzle brake from Crosman, as I decided I should have ordered it in the first place. 
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    Crosman Custom Shop Purchase .. Shots per CO2

    Crosman vs Umarex .. Crosman = 40 shots per cartridge. Umarex = 34 shots per cartridge. Both at ambient temp. The data above seems to be accurate. I may still do the spring mod, but it’s good to know the pistol at least gets the advertised shots per. Happy with the purchase. 
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    Crosman Custom Shop Purchase .. Shots per CO2

    Thanks .. I may try the shorter spring mod. Looks to be a practical approach for sure. 
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    Crosman Custom Shop Purchase .. Shots per CO2

    I meant 12 gram cartridges, not 80. Not sure what hole I pulled that out of !
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    Crosman Custom Shop Purchase .. Shots per CO2

    Thanks for the reply. That looks like a viable solution, but I really don’t want to do that much modification on this new pistol. I talked to Crosman and they said heavier pellets can use more CO2. Not sure I agree with that however. Also .. it seems that Umarex cartridges may have a tad less...
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    Crosman Custom Shop Purchase .. Shots per CO2

    I just received this pistol (see pic) it’s .177 caliber. I’m only getting about 35 usable shots from a Umarex 80g cartridge. 7 grain pellets seemed to get more than the 8.6 grain which is kinda strange. At any rate, shouldn’t I get at least 40? Also .. at 10 yards I have the Weaver rear sight...
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    Beeman P17 thoughts?

    I opted for an HW40. Just can’t escape the aura of the German craftsmanship. That said, it was a replacement for an Beeman P1 and a Weihrauch HW75. Both were returned within a two month period because of defects. So perhaps that aura has been a bit tainted recently. However .. the HW40 has...
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    Weihrauch HW75 Air Chamber Retaining Air After Shot

    Pyramid was very good about the return, and I appreciate the very good customer service from the tech guys and the reps. Now I have to decide what to replace it with. I’m seriously considering a Crosman 2300T. On the other hand, I can’t imagine I’d get another Weihrauch pistol with a quality...
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    Weihrauch HW75 Air Chamber Retaining Air After Shot

    Pyramid told me to try air tool oil on the valve stem/assembly. It did not work, unfortunately. The HW75 has a defective valve and it’s going back. Kinda wondering what happened to Weihrauch quality🤔
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    Weihrauch HW75 Air Chamber Retaining Air After Shot

    Here’s the schematic. Valve area circled in green. I agree with Richardo.. likely just sticking. 
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    Weihrauch HW75 Air Chamber Retaining Air After Shot

    I have a Weihrauch HW75 single stroke pneumatic pistol. It doesn’t consistently empty the air reservoir after firing. I noticed it when I release the retainer latch to load a new pellet, and there’s an air release/vacuum. Alternatively, every few shots, I can cock the hammer, pull the...
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    Dry Firing (air, but no pellet) Single Stroke Pneumatic.

    Yep .. agreed. I’m just saying the manual could of been worded better. If both sentences are referring to spring piston guns, then only the second sentence (never fire a spring piston gun) is necessary. Semantics I suppose :)
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    Dry Firing (air, but no pellet) Single Stroke Pneumatic.

    Jonnes .. I agree with you. See the pic highlighted text. This is from the HW75 manual, but it seems like the info has both SP and SSP models melded together. The second sentence seems redundant if the previous sentence is about spring piston guns. Confusing ... 
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    Dry Firing (air, but no pellet) Single Stroke Pneumatic.

    Hey guys .. thanks for the feedback. I understand that the HW75 can be dry fired with the methods described; but my curiosity is .. is firing it without a pellet (resistance) potentially harmful as the owners manual suggests? I can’t quite figure out why it would be. Not that I’m going to do it...
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    Dry Firing (air, but no pellet) Single Stroke Pneumatic.

    Mike .. I believe that only applies to spring piston systems. And yes, dry firing is not a good thing with them. 
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    Dry Firing (air, but no pellet) Single Stroke Pneumatic.

    I know “dry firing” has been discussed throughout these threads, but specifically when it comes to a SSP (HW75) and others, is it ok to fire without a pellet? The manual says “Avoid unnecessary dry firing (firing without a pellet) in order to prevent wear or breaking of parts.” I can’t really...
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    Beeman P1(HW45) Breech Seal Popping Out at Bottom After Every Shot

    Update: I ended up exchanging the P1 for a Weihrauch HW 75, single stroke pneumatic. Pyramyd Air was really good about the exchange, and I’m very impressed with the HW 75 so far. Super build quality, and after it’s broke in a bit, I can assume super accuracy. 
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    Beeman P1 Pellets .. recommendations for target shooting.

    JamesD .. this is the seal pushed in. Looks pretty good, so the channel is likely good. 
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    Beeman P1(HW45) Breech Seal Popping Out at Bottom After Every Shot

    leadfoot .. thanks I saw that. Much appreciated!
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    Beeman P1 Pellets .. recommendations for target shooting.

    Guys ... thanks for all the advice and suggestions. I will check the seal after I flush it with my fingers, and take another pic. I think the groove is machined properly, but I’ll verify. As far as the centering of the barrel with the transfer port is concerned, I have looked down the barrel...