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I picked up a Texan .457 ss in a pawn shop for $475. There was a rattle noise in the air tank and 0 psi. I removed the valve body and found the valve disc had come off of the valve stem. It appears to be pressed together. I pressed it back on and did a partial fill. It seems to be holding air...

You could go to a local dive shop and see how they connect their bank of tanks. Most of them are friendly and helpful.

I found that I can't hit the broad side of a barn with my glasses on. All my scopes are setup for no glasses. Since you have contacts taking them out isn't a realistic option. The extra lenses do cause trouble.

Thanks I found the little hole. So far it works great. Filled my scba bottle in about ten minutes. It would have been an hour or more with shoebox.

I just received my new tuxing compressor and the temperature sensor bulb was hanging loose. I have looked for where it is supposed to go, but no luck. Anyone know where the probe is supposed to go? Really don't want to run it until it's correct. Thanks, badammo D.

They must be figuring body shots to be taken with that big of caliber. Head shots would not need to be that big, just accurate.

So there I was watching airgun 101 and watched Giles' video on the Luger P09. Well I was impressed with his take on it and so ordered one for myself. I have to say it is a load of fun to shoot, although it does burn through the c02. The accuracy was surprising, hitting cans at 20 feet pretty...

At $17.00 a pound you would definitely want to reclaim as many as possible. 

It also keeps you from firing the gun with the breach open. It's real easy to miss that step when into some game animals. 

I see the yong Heng is more about the creativity of making it work. Looks like you have a nice setup. Congratulations

Yes mine right out of the box shot so we'll I left it alone except I shortened the stock. I did put a Donny FL sumo on it. The whack of the pellet hitting the target makes more noise than the gun. Great little gun

Balistol and a rag works well for removing light rust. The only way to really fix it would be to reblue it as the blueing now has failed. The balistol will remove the surface rust and protect it from further damage.

The drive way alarm is a neat trick. Should work for the rabbits also.

Thanks for posting, I just ordered one

Mad dog makes stocks for the airforce line which take away the but plate attachment And some have an adjustable cheek riser that leaves the bottle free floating. 

Benjamin Marauder pistol. With buttstock it's a great small rifle shooting around 12 for. Mine has taken many rabbits and starlings out to 45 yards.

I have had several screw on lids from crosman that wouldn't open no matter what. I ended up having to pry the lids off and destroying about 50 pellets in the process. I also don't care for the push on lids. I save my old h&n tins and relabel them. The push on type does get a negative strike...

If you have access to lots of co2 why not just buy a co2 gun and be done with it and enjoy it.

Welding supply companies can also help getting tanks sent to hydro.

I believe what was meant was more of opinions on which is the best pellet for what. I have found that the pellet that is most accurate in your gun is best. It doesn't seem to matter which one passes through the brain pan as long as it does. The results are the same.