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Your gun has been sitting idle for 30 years. I think moving out film and dust gets things moving again. It surely did mine.

I have a 2003 Silver Streak that was hardly shot when I just recently got it. It was almost physically impossible to pump it even a couple pumps. I blew air down the relief hole a few times and lightly oiled the pump cup. It immediately pumped to eight pumps but still was tougher than my others...

My experience with airguns that have an applied rail on the receiver is that the interior can have burrs and rough edges. When the piston is ran up against this it scars the piston. Then the metal to metal grinding starts and sounds exactly like what you are describing. With a simple tear down...

Ditto!

The long barrel model, while superior for sight span, would be at a disadvantage in 22 caliber. To much “shot time” (time the pellet is in the barrel) to hold steady. And I am a 22 fan. If the price/availability for the 20 caliber pellets doesn’t bother you, then that would be my choice.

The Williams peep is the way to go.

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Thanks. CSStocks Ltd. I have enough guns and getting a few favorites to the way I like them is worth it.

Why not just search and acquire a 397? These pumpers are not an easy thing to switch barrels on.

I just ordered three spring conversion kits for my three 95’s. (Hatsan is finally stocking some parts). Two of them are running on failed Vortex rams. About fives years is all I gotten out of all my Vortex’s. Some only two. I like them but I’m tired of their high maintenance. Just like my PCP’s...

Your thinking is spot on. The HW50 in 20 caliber is perfect if you desire a 20. The HW95 is in its glory in 22 caliber. Plus the Walnut version is quite a bit less in 22 as compared to 20. Nice pair. This is my 95 in 22 caliber. Absolutely my favorite springer. Enough so I splurged for a custom...

I know exactly what you mean. I still love the peep/diopter sight. The rear iron “leaf“ style sight days are gone. And if I want to know the potential accuracy of a gun, I must use a scope. However; I do still get a thrill out of hitting what I’m aiming at with a peep/diopter sight. I think it...

If I simply drop in the spring, it will be a twanging, tooth rattling beast. I use blister pack plastic and make a sleeve for the piston. Finding the right thickness is key. The spring needs to be held fairly tight when inserted in the sleeve. If done correctly, there will be no twang at all and...

I’ve been keeping in touch with HatsanUSA. My 135 Vortex Ram died a while back and I have been wanting to convert it from a gas ram to spring. I know several other members who have expressed this same interest. HatsanUSA just got some in. They shipped mine right out. Ordered it Tuesday and it...

Which ones?

I think that you are correct. However if a scope rail was used, I think it would be safe.

I had a Daystate Wolverine 22 caliber PCP. The whole game was to see how small I could keep the hole. Not challenging and stopped shooting it and all the rest. A springer is the most annoying, heavy, harsh shooting, inconsistent, scope eating, rattle trap of a contraption ever invented. And...

Make three, I’ll take one.