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Looking for a clean DayState Pulsar in .22cal. I would prefer a laminate stock but will consider all .22 models. 

The bottle gauge on the BroCocks is a 250 bar gauge, even though when it is full it is in the red. You should look at the rating on the bottle, (should say "PW250" this is the working pressure). 

Very informative post, albeit, I had to read it a few times to fully understand. Much appreciative of your time in posting. Found you on IG as well. 

That's was an impressive set of videos, I look forward to more test of other rifles. It sure make you look at options and accessories you have on your rifles. Thanks for your investment and time in producing. Did you ever have any air leaks caused by the abusive tests? 

I am from the firearm industry and made the mistake of pulling the trigger on an air rife a few years ago and as they say.... "the rest is history. " I deal in most genres of the firearm industry i.e. benchrest, PRS, precision reloading. Often in firearms you will find accuracy nodes in your...

The HW 100 action is second to none in the German engineering dept. Arguably one of the best actions designed. Charlie, what grain pellet in the 22?

Not sure in the .177, however in the 5.5mm we constantly get 42 shots (3 magazines) out of the box no adjustments. This is the TK model, which is a carbine length barrel with the standard size reservoir. I would expect more than 40 shot out of the .177.

This is the adapter that is sold with the Weihrauch HW100 now: It's 7 5/8" long 

Breech seals often blow when you double load pellets, I've had it happen on, Air Arms, Day States, and BroCocks. Frustrating, but a simple fix and cost less than 10 cents.

It's a new accessory, that they are now including in the box along with a drop stem for the side lever, I will dig one out and post a picture. I only noticed them this year in the boxes. 

The Weihrauch, HW100 comes with one, I'm not sure if you could find one that an owner did not use, but it is about an 8" rail that slides over the 11mm and then set screws lock it into place, very minimal rise as well. 

John, if that is a barrel detent pin, how do you remove it, after it is set? I've always seen the detent "lock" be a screw, but I've not seen a roll pin used before. 

That is indeed a scope ring pin if your rings do not have a matching hole, then simply remove pin. In firearms its common use is recoil and alignment. In air rifles it probably serves more of an alignment purpose as the recoil is minimal. However it should be noted that most firearm receivers...

Very nice set up and shooting! I love the Wildcat, just curious are you planning on staying with that light of a pellet? 

The Benjamin Marauder, is an excellent choice for under $500, and is very upgradable with a Lothar Walther barrel, regulator, de-bounce kit. The Marauder model priced under $500 does not come with these. But I would recommend a bottle over compressor or pump, as it's the most efficient and...