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Beech is forgiving if you didn't know you can steam out dents on a beech furniture..

SCP52, That is what I'm talking about. Buy old and buy quality. You can still find replacement parts and support.

Everyone wants the latest and greatest. Look into Snow Peak ( SPA). If you want something original look into buying an older airgun that will hold its value. In Real Estate it's location, location, location. When you purchase a gun it's Condition, Condition, Condition. This is my "C" series...

Here is the mp-514k bb magazine glad it's not a unicorn.

Threadlocker 290 (green) applied with a toothpick. A tiny amount as it wicks.

The Mp-514k bullpup is an overcocker. The anti beartrap failed now repaired. It comes with 2 8 shot rotary magazines and 1 10 shot magazine for 4.5 mm lead balls.

Interesting that they modified a short picatinny rail for the sight mount. If possible when you get your hurricane can you let me know what was done for fitment. Congrats on finding a .22 version

The front hood can be removed it is a tension fit. But it makes the Hurricane the Hurricane, besides the scope mount. It's along way from being a tree marker for the forest service.

The mp-512m was cheap $26 cheap can hit a soup can at 20m. The mp-514k was accurate but had an internal failure. The IZH-61 steel breach was purchased at a gun show. It can outshoot me at 10m. My best post 50 years old shots, are 5 shots 2 holes at 10m..

Bond, James Bond I payed way too much for a PPK/S with a mock silencer, then added the laser. It's fun and looks cool but it's the only CO2 I own. I sold a crosman version that I intended to full auto. It's a fun gun camping but that's it.

My Hurricane, top plastic piece is the scope mount. The Beeman gold seal still intact. Cocobolo combat grips also.

Addy, Very nice Tempest. A San Rafael at that!

Congrats, Welcome to the Hurricane club. Did you happen to get the scope mount? I purchased a new in box Beeman Gold Series when I found out Webley was going out of business. Then I hunted down a set of combat grips. It's one of my favorite pistols.