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Highly recommended! The items were perfectly described and exactly as expected - great communication and immediate, super fast shipping😀! 

Welcome😀! If it were me, I'd be looking at HW or RWS - I know that made in USA is a preference as it would be for me, but that's like looking for a chainsaw with the same requirement...best of luck with your search!

Thanks for taking the time to do this and post the results - I really enjoyed the thread!😀

Yes, I use 303 on butt pads and synthetic stocks; it's very effective as long as it is buffed dry - not allowed to dry and you'll avoid the oily or slippery feeling that other products might have. 

Just over $500 + shipping at Krale - not the same as the other guns mentioned, but I wish you luck finding a solution!

I do have an R9 and it's compact profile may not be comfortable or even useful for some purposes; I would highly recommend the HW90 if you decide to try another gun - it won't be a disappointment!

The Avenger is a totally different gun than the Flashpup; I would say you would have to consider that the length would increase after adding a moderator, but that's up to the owner and may not be necessary. It's not presently offered as a bull pup, but who knows what the future will hold. I tend...

Same in FL, but not just NJ...the Mid-West, too - come on down and bring your businesses and work ethic! I've been through large portions of rural NJ and it's a beautiful state...a lot of my family is still in PA; my guess is you won't recognize it in a few years and it will get worse.

You can buy them at Pyramyd which shows in stock at this writing: https://www.pyramydair.com/s/a/Globe_Front_Sight_Inserts_Fits_Weihrauch_Beeman_HW_Air_Rifles/3543 It comes with the inserts so not a bad deal. I bought a couple on eBay in varying condition, but should have just sprung for the new...

Make sure you are set for e-mail notifications - if not sure, scroll up to the top right and select "subscribe" then select "yes" for e-mail subscription. If you want a shorter gun then the bullpup gets you that without sacrificing barrel length... 

A lot of people like the Flashpup - any lower cost item usually has less quality control, scopes, too. I would say try it, if you experience problems or are not satisfied then send it back. One thing about Hatsan - if you have a problem or a question don't bother calling; send an e-mail that's...

The Flash and Flashpup are the basic, lowest cost PCP guns that Hatsan offers. As far as the bullpup version goes, the next step up is the Bullboss with removeable air cylinder and different magazine system; next - not considering the bottle guns is the Gladius which adds an adjustable power...

I have no doubt about the capabilities of the gun so I quoted; I was just commenting on the OP's requirement of backyard shooting which I assume is typically 25-30 yards - suburban plinking or "micro hunting" - sorry I wasn't clear about that. I have a 4x scope on mine which works; but if I...

I have an Urban and it is a good choice at 800 fps for backyard shooting; I'm thinking about 25-30 yards maximum - extra magazines are expensive if that's a concern. Mine does shoot the Crosman hollow points well which I attribute to the velocity and they are about 1500 - 500 in cost for premium...

Does that mean it's not a myth?

Honestly, which is the myth, and which is not? Does scope height matter with respect to cant; it doesn't at the zero in theory - except for slight influences, though the trajectories are different. the effect is worse at greater range for a lower mounted scope, but the reverse for lower mounting...

It's a democratic process - anyone or business/manufacturer can suggest a candidate then solicit votes; votes are cast and a winner is selected based on the number of votes. There were several candidates and the Impact was one of them, and not the winner because it presumably did not receive...

Outstanding - congratulations😀!

The R1 was my first springer - 1984 I think? In this day and age, it's hard to relate or even imagine the experience, but going from pneumatics of the 60's & 70's it was incredible! I did have firearms at the time. That gun taught me a few lessons which along with the RWS 52 - my next gun...

Thanks for the history - good to have some back round to gain perspective which I am lacking or ignorant. I understand the annoying aspects of rehashing old discussions or relationships that evolve on forums and I hope that this statement is viewed as offered with an element of respect...