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I have killed spiders with a crosman 2240 and no pellet at all. No idea of the co2 velocity.

I have purchased parts from Mr Wilnecker, it was a front sight for a crosman v-350 bb gun and he has done some work for Tom Gaylord. All of the interactions that I have had with him were positive. I believe the difference between the two pistols is in the piston and that you have two...

I plan to send mine to Rick Wilnecker. His phone # is (717) 382 1481. [email protected].

Google your question and add"Airgun Nation Forum " This should bring up what the Forum has. I use springers that I can decock and I use that option while climing tree stand ladders and during extended periods of inactivity. My springers do not have safteys.

For use in lower powered airguns, I have been pleased with umerex 1,400 count boxes from Tractor Supply.

I have used Caster oil to some benifit. Slow improvements over a couple of weeks. I apply a little mornings and evenings. Makes a good beard oil as well.

Never regretted selling mine and never looked for another.

Second the Daisy 880, 901. Buy refurbished from the Daisy Museum.

Iron sight and a good trigger.

Nibs, Walnut and Steel, YouTube used a small scope with one mount.

Rick willknecker 717 382 1482. Sorry but I can't remember his company's name.

You have received responses from people who have forgotten more about the Tempest than I know. However, I am getting 420 to 440 feet per second out of mine (177). I keep the main spring oiled so the pistol has plenty of fuel. I shoot light weight pellets (Hobbys) because they exit the barrel...

What is the difference between the 620 and a 622? The front stock mounting bolts on the 618 and 622 are 4mm and the rear bolt is 5mm. I suspect the pivit bolt to be 5mm but have never needed one. Go to ebay and look for Slavia airguns. There is a seller from Europe who deals in parts...

I purchased a Air Venturi Ma1 I n .22 cal. The only thing that I have done to it was to shoot some Red and Tacky grease on the spring. Accurate with Crosman Premiers and a nice shooting cycle. The down side might be the weight and the rifle is not easy to put a scope on. The price is right...

I would say yes.

I am sure I have a pair of left hand grips. You will have to pm me as I have not made enough post to send you a message.

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I have family in the area and would like to attend as well.