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For a non-abrasive Scotch-Brite use #7445. It is just plastic and no abrasive...

$573.33

I too made one of these tools not long ago as my gauge had developed a leak after 12 years of use. Glad you had good luck making and using it. I just replaced the plastic piece under the gauge with an o-ring and it has held air well. 

There are no markings at all on the hammer spring tensioner on the Tactical. I think I will take a dab of paint and mark mine right off the bat. Good call Knife! Cheers, Brett

I may find the low rings will work for me. Unfortunately I live in town and don't have a positively safe place in my yard to shoot this gun. I haven't even shot it yet. The first part of July has been really hectic with family, holiday, and work. Maybe this weekend.

Nice looking rig Mike! Hope you get to enjoy it soon.I'm looking forward to tuning on my .30 cal, but, like you, I'm going to to have to wait a bit. Holiday weekends are busy with family and friends. Happy 4th of July! Cheers, Brett

Can you elaborate? I'm not sure what you are referring to. 

Probably not, especially in .22. Unfortunately life has gotten in the way and I haven't even got a chance to put a pellet through mine yet.

Those are Eagle Vision adjustable rings that I thought might be necessary to get enough scope adjustment. I'm planning on using this mainly from 50 to 150 yards on prairie dogs. That said, I very well may opt for a set of lower rings. 

Thanks! I'd be interested in seeing your .22 when you get it set up and shooting. 

Bullysyclone, my first PCP was a first generation Cricket .25 that I purchased from AOA back in 2009. It had a corrosion issue in the air tube when I first got it. AOA sent replacement parts right away and I was very satisfied with their service. Top notch! I'll bet they have it sorted out shortly.

Received my Cricket 2 Tactical today. Added the Aztec scope, DonnyFL Sumo, and UTG bipod for a photo op. Didn't get a chance to dial the scope in or take any shots yet, but I'm sure looking forward to it. Hope to get some real world accuracy, velocity, and shot count numbers before long. ...

Well they are available if you are willing to wait a bit. I ordered mine over the phone with AOA mid-April and it has shipped from their store and is due to me mid-week. 

I've got a .30 cal. being shipped now. (Thanks AOA!) I'm hoping to be able to get a review made within a week or two. I will get a picture or two posted before the end of the week. Cheers, Brett 

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Can you give those of us that are interested in the new Tactical version of the Cricket II any info on when they will be arriving here in the States? And please ( he said humbly )...a little more than the standard "Please be patient" would be nice. Thanks!

The only write-up I have seen is on Hard Air Magazine. Haven't seen any online dealers that have them in stock yet. Maybe it's time for an inquiry.....

I say send the picture directly to Crosman. It can't hurt. I'd sure be interested in their reply. 

Thanks for the reply! 

Those are just nice looking guns in my book, and by the sound of it, very accurate. Still love my first gen Cricket .25, and looking forward to getting my hands on a Cricket ll Tactical .30.