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I have a Burris FF3 on my 2240 and really like it too.

I saw your R8 in the classifieds. I'd keep the R8.

Your very welcome. Let us know how it turns out.

Nope. The technique worked for me.

Try the alcohol flush. You put isopropyl alcohol into the gun and let it sit over night and then try pumping it up. Someone did a u-tube video on how to do this. Google alcohol flush for airguns. I tried this technique and it actually worked. The alcohol cleans out the system.

I have a Crosman 140 and really like it. I've never had it apart so I can't give you any advice on how to fix it but it is well worth the effort to get that rifle going again. Contact crosman600repair.com. Henry Ford who runs it can repair it for you or you can buy the seal kit from him and do...

That's really nice. I'm looking forward to you doing a video of that one on your channel. That rifle looks a lot like the old Webley M III series of guns.

I've had the same experience with both of my HW95s. The factory springs and piston seals were of poor quality. The springs broke after not much use along with the piston seals. I installed springs from Air Rifle Headquarters along with Vortek piston seals. I now get great shot cycles along with...

I started stocking up on them years ago not because of shortages or change in manufacturer but because of all the talk about a ban on lead.

Same here. I'll also eventually try the new ones but I already have a large supply of the old Crosman pellets on hand.

I watched the video a couple of nights ago on your channel. You did a great job.

Their is a focus adjustment on the scope. Have you tried that?

Thanks.

Knocked around some cans with the 2240.

No problem.

Just a question here. I can't remember who said it but a very experienced member here recommended that you don't use regular moly grease on spring air pistols because it has a tendency to gum up with the lower powered spring. Has anybody else heard of this? I don't remember what this person...

You could do that. The only problem is that the base of the sight will slightly protrude past the rear of the receiver.

It fit perfectly. It is designed for a 11mm dove tail. (Great for .22 rimfire rifles too)Their is a base screw that I screwed down far enough that it protrudes down into the stop pin hole and rests against the back of the stop pin hole. That blocks it from moving. I also put a small amount of...

Love the "Scout Scope" with the back up peep sights on that Sheridan.

I agree. I think the best thing we can do is just test them out in our own guns and see what happens.