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I added more pictures. From what the person who has this said he saw no markings on it.

Yesterday somebody posted a picture of an really old single shot pellet gun. It looks to be a pre world war 2. All we know is that it cocks by the trigger guard. Any help identifying it would be much appreciated.

This is the model I have.

Excellent thank you very much.

Does anyone know of a good arca rail to picatinny or weaver adapter mounts for bipods for airguns? I have a UTG bipod with a weaver or picatinny mount. I someone can point me to the right direction that would be nice.

Okay thank you for that information. What is his contact information?

Okay. It seems like the heavier pellets are better for it. I would think .25 would be excellent in that gun.

It can go do to 6 joules of energy or 5 fpe.

I have seen that the new Huben k1 can shoot slugs and pellets. If anyone has a new Huben k1 shooting pellets tell me the caliber, what pellets you use, and what size of groups you usually get.

I am doing research on the Vulcan 3 500mm version and there is nothing that says how to adjust the hammer spring. Is there any way to adjust the hammer spring on it?

You have guns like the Panthera that will be used for hunting which is one of the secondary reasons why it was built and then you have the new air Arms gun which is strictly field target and not for hunting at all.

Yeah. Also that would never be a hunting gun. It would strictly be a match gun.

Yikes. 3000 pounds. I would hope it's accurate.

The only one close enough is the Panthera in 700mm barrel but I would never use that for hunting because the barrel is unwieldy.

Yes. I am still thinking about that one. I am concerned though that the bottle could be bounced or whacked pretty hard by accident and hurt the connection to the bottle to the gun.

Definitely.

Excellent thank you. The biggest caliber I have ever had is the .25 caliber. I think though for squirrels and grouse though in Idaho it can't be bigger than a .25 or .22 cal air rifle.

I know. They both look excellent.