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Extra clips for both guns and a whole bunch of carts. Here’s a pic, prefer not to ship, I’m in southern York county, Pennsylvania close to northern MD. Buyer can pick up or I can deliver for $0.25/mi round trip. Shoot me an offer. 

So does anyone else have any suggestions?

If you don’t want to help me, that’s fine. If you don’t like how I may have responded to some of your replies in the past, that’s also fine. I’m not a child. I’m 37 years old and I’m not here to be treated like a child or to play games, so if you don’t have anything useful to say, move on or get...

I highly doubt most people using the expression incorrectly are doing complicated ballistics formulas or writing dissertations or care about “rules” whatever that means. They’re just shooting airguns for fun or target practice. I don’t need to know complicated formulas to figure out what I want...

I don’t know much about rails, what type the vigilante has, what width it is, what sights will fit and I don’t want to buy without being sure but is there a budget friendly fiber optic sight that will fit it?

My apologies I looked again and I see it comes in both calibers 

Looking for a .22 and the chaser is a .177 but thanks 

I’m looking at the Webley Nemesis, but I’m concerned about possible leaking issues. I’ve read a few reviews that the reviewer had the leaking issue, and haven’t seen where it was clearly resolved. I don’t care if it’s Co2, spring or whatever as long as it’s not a bottle gun. The nemesis is bolt...

Ok. What to do if the lower part of the valve is not intact. Take the spring and gasket and separate them. Set the spring and valve release to the side. Take the gasket and push out the metal ring in the center. Now what I did was I took a larger punch, roughly the same diameter as the gasket...

This gun leaks like crazy. Or at least mine did, and from what I can tell, it’s a common issue. I tried fixing the valve on the magazine it came with, but eventually got frustrated, gave up and ordered a replacement. The new one started leaking too! Aaaaargh!!!! Lol. So here’s what I did. I got...

Yeah, so locking the slide back with the trigger doesn’t actually cock it. Forgive my noobness. 

Actually nevermind. I just figured something out. If I pull the slide back and then pull the trigger back and release both at the same time, the slide locks back and the hammer is cocked. 

I have done some research but some things that are doable are not always commonly done or documented so I’m asking here. The M17 is double action only. What I am wondering is if there is a lever or some sort of device that will cock the hammer, effectively converting it to single action. I would...

Think I figured it out. 

I bought a sheet of Talon grip material and painted my rear sight dots red. I’m not sure how to add pictures on the mobile site. 

I got the Sig but I’m so far less than impressed with its reliability. I’m seriously considering getting a vigilante as a backup or maybe even my main pistol and having the Sig as a backup. The Sig leaks any time I use pellet gun oil on the tip of the cartridge or anywhere near the magazine...

I have a Sig Sauer M17 pellet pistol. For those who are unfamiliar, the valve sits atop the magazine and is held in place via two pins that are punched out to remove it. My valve started leaking, and after several attempts to repair, I gave up and ordered a new magazine. But I would really like...

I made a pellet trap out of a cardboard box. First I had it completely stuffed with cardboard but the pellets were falling out. So then I took most of the cardboard out of the box, only leaving about 5 or 6 layers inside. Then I noticed that I was shredding the front of the box. Not only that...