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Steve chopped and choked several R9/HW95 barrels for me many years ago and did a great job.

Welcome to the old timers of the world. One app that I've found to be invaluable is a "password vault" that can hold all my passwords along with other data. There is no way I could remember all the passwords I have to deal with and although mine requires an extra step -- I find it invalueable...

Go to Gunwerks.com for info.

I use a dual pocket coin purse I modified to hang from my neck using a lanyard allowing it to stay vertical enough it don't dump contents when I bend over. One pocket for pellets and one for magazines. I don't recall where I bought it but Amazon has many styles and sizes.

Pomona Airguns used to be in Calif but moved to Nevada just over the state line. He may not be too far from you. https://www.pomona-airguns.com/

Welcome to AGN. I feel any barrel wiggle when a break barrel is locked up after cocking it is unacceptable. That said, I would suggest making sure the screws holding the action in the stock be checked to make sure they are tight and not allowing the whole action assembly to move while testing...

First off, welcome to AGN. The R9/HW95 is my favorite springer and of all the airguns I've owned these are the ones I will keep. Regarding shim thickness -- I dug through my stash and measured 10 different shims which ranged in thickness from .004-.005" and as stated earlier they don't wear...

As beerthief mentioned, shortning a barrel on a break barrel springer is an option. The owner of Pomona Airguns (Steve) can chop and choke a barrel. I just called to verify that he is still in business since he moved in 2021 from Calif to Nev ( https://www.pomona-airguns.com ). Steve did say he...

I stayed away from PCP's because of the costs involved getting the air supplies to support it. I eventually got a used tank and the local dive shop would fill it so I started the journey down the PCP path. That used tank needed to be recertified and it failed that test so at this point I had to...

USN 65-68, airgroup (VA-56) ordinance -- 3 cruises to Nam on 3 different ships

I feel the same regarding ChairgunPro. I use it mostly to get an idea of what a particular gun does with various pellets before going afield. I am under the impression that "Java" is required for it to function on Windows10 and that's the only reason I have Java installed on my desktop PC...

TR Robb adjustable pellet sizer (177 or 22) may be what you're looking for.. https://www.trrobb.com/product/adjustable-pellet-sizer-177

You may want to get a sampler box of varied pellets instead of buying full tins that may or may not be your guns preferred pellet. Straight Shooters makes such sample boxes and before I posted this I went to their site and was surprised to see he is retiring soon. He lists what is in each sample...

When I first got my air tank I needed a way to carry it to the field and picked up a bag made for that but soon found it had limitations in many ways. I saw a post on an airgun forum that used a tool box and I thought that was a great idea. I took some measurments and went to Home Depot where I...

Since I got into airguns some 15 years ago, I've lived in a city where shooting outside is not allowed and in a triplex with neighbors that share common walls. My airguns are quiet enough I could shoot indoors and I had an ottoman type foot stool that had a storage area inside. I modified that...

The annual spring gathering of like minded airgunners is finally on once again. It is a combination of ground squirrel hunting and a fun shoot held on BLM land about 40 miles west of Boise Idaho. It's a three day event starting on April 29 and ending May 2 this year. The PANSAL web page is...

Just FYI.... Around a decade ago I bought an 22cal R9 barrel off of a local shooter that was chopped to 8" and choked. The belief was/is that a springer can only produce a given amount of compressed air to push the pellet out. If a barrel is too longI or too short for the given caliber the...

I suggest looking at the oring on the magazine to see if the oring is the wrong size or not supple enough.

Bought a stock from Matt and things went smoothly from start to finish.

Thought I would try the uploading of a picture (my 1st try) and show a Marksman 70 that I picked up back in 2013. Since this was my first attempt at adding a picture to AGN it took several attempts. My model 70 was in fairly rough shape but had a nice looking stock that I added a grip cap to...