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News to me. I'll throw out my guess; "Stainless Finish".

Fantastic collection and display!

Nice, Crow! Good post. Thanks for sharing pics and talking about it. Those Brunswick feet are awesome. My bench is a Black and Decker Workmate.

Thanks for the video and the homemade airgun content. I can appreciate a professional tuner and the home tuner alike. Your lathe looks great. I'm sure you'll get that tail squared away. IDK, I've been beating on my table saw fence for 30 years.

Wow, Thanks for the pic! That Camargue though... I didn't know! DMM, Would it be cruel to ask, "If you could only have one Air Arms which one would it be".

Good video. Your older HW95 videos introduced me to the mid-size / perfect-size springer. Maybe not perfect but I remember you saying it was your favorite. Now I enjoy my HW95 as my most powerful airgun.

Interesting Ron, to hear about droop after removing the breech seal. I agree that something is either drilled or milled out of spec. When I worked in manufacturing / metal fab, of course I would make mistakes. Usually I would catch the measurement mistake in the first couple of parts and cull...

That's exactly what mold it is. My only other mold right now is the Lee RN FP. I'm liking it too. Great report on the 2500 fps.

158 grain Powder Coat 357, Ford light Blue. There's actually a few handfuls of range scrap H&N's and JSB's cast in there.

I would be tempted to get a good straight used HW50 to swap barrels (for science sake). We might could learn where the rabid tolerance lies. For starters, I guess either hole in the pivot group could be off. It looks like the breech block is drooping too.

Big difference! Those WC's did great. You might find a round nose to match that WC. I use H&N FTT but I've had good luck with "Excite" from amazon, made by H&N I think and a lot cheaper. The Daisy flat-nosed, already mentioned, worked good for me too. They were about $6 for 250 pcs. and I like...

Good report and good pics! More of both please, as you see fit. I've been looking for a Ruger No.1 (falling block) for a while locally, hopefully in a common to me caliber.

I made a set of seat tools from 1/4 and 5/16 brass punches from a cheap set. I just chucked it up in a drill and sanded it round. They're still 3 1/2" long but I could chop it down if I wanted to pocket it.

Great Post. If you get time or desire, I would love to see HW30/177 vs HW30/20 with your commentary.

https://www.amazon.com/MBPF-3-0-1875-Locking-Plastic-Paintless/dp/B07PZKK8J6/ref=psdc_15707121_t3_B093BJSPR4 Just found these based on your package info.

Crow, Do you happen to have a part number for these plugs?

I bought a 22 barrel and cocking arm and connecting pin from AOA for right at $200. I felt weird right away for only being $300 away from a brand new 22 rifle but that's OK. I think you could get away with not buying the extra parts for a barrel swap but it will make the old barrel easy to swap...

Yes. I like the read and thoughts. I was pondering a leather seal gun as a daily shooter but after considering the dieseling I think I'll stick to simple composite? seals. No disrespect to the OP, beerthief. I would buy that gun in a heartbeat.