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Mike Baker should be able to fix both guns. He would be my choice if I couldn't do it myself. The MK's are not that hard to do, I never done a 600.

EODI; When I made that receiver sight mount for my 180, it was all trial and error as I went along. I didn't even make a drawing of it at the time. To be perfectly honest, if I got another 180 I wouldn't even make one for my self. As far as the front sight goes, contact Mike Baker...

That was a very nice job.

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Yes, these Sheridans seem to be addictive.

The rear sight is the Air Venturi Williams 64 peep sight from Pyramyd Air, $39.95. The front sight has to be fairly tall to work with the receiver sight. I have a fairly large selection of front ramps and insert sights so I was able to get the proper ramp and insert. Sorry, I can't remember...

When I had the open sights on my TX200, I used a Williams receiver sight that mounted on the dovetail grooves. I used rubber cement to glue a ramp front sight on the barrel. The front sight never moved before I removed the sights and reinstalled the scope. The open/receiver sights worked well...

Replace the compresson tube with the black nut from Pyramid Air as posted above. That is what solved my problem The o-ring on the back of the black nut was broken and the groove for the o-ring was bad.

It is funny to me, I have five Racine Sheridan rifles and a pistol along with a Benjamin sheridan 5mm that I have never ordered pellets for. Bought seven of the yellow boxes of Sheridan pellets at a gun show several years ago. Gave each of my boys a box each. Last order from Pyramid Air was for...

My Discovery was also my first PCP. Actually now have two of them, both .22, in the safe. One with receiver sight and other one scoped. Still shoot them both quite often.

My five.

Contact Mike Baker. He may have just the knob.

They are 4 throw, 4 Hammer spring. Sent to me by Crosman when I first got my P-rod and asked Crosman.

Try these.

Nice haul!

Don't know about the FX magazines, but I keep all my Marauder rifle and pistol and Gauntlet magazines loaded at all times. Never had any problems,

Factory setting according to Crosman are 4 turns clockwise from full counter clockwise on both the hammer spring and hammer throw.

I have the Mercury and find it accurate enough but find pellets that fit the bore hard to locate. Originally, had the .177 barrel mounted but found a .22 barrel several years ago and have it mounted. I have read that the Eley pellets fit the .22 barrel better but here in the States they are hard...

Shot the Crosman 2289 just to do something different from the PCP's and springer's. Only mods to gun are steel breech, WGRS-54 receiver sight and taller front sight.

Go to the Crosman site and see if they have the manual and parts diagram for the old Benjamin pistol. Otherwise, JGairguns or inter net search.