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USPS service is terrible at best today. 3-5 business days used to be the norm. Not anymore.

Bite the pellet a little and find a nice used Daystate Wolverine. Ambi stock. I'm a lefty. Watch AoA used section.

Curious, what is the minimum caliber or requirements to hunt the miniature monsters? It has always sounded like a great adventure to me.

Link to Amazon shows 199.00 for 2.5-10.

My son just shipped a rifle by UPS through FFL. He said signature required went from 8.00 to 15.00. Higher and rising prices are here to stay. I don't see much relief coming.

I use old school lockers. Cheap, lockable.

Whatever it is, it won't have a walnut stock.

You have a very good question OldVet. I did what you are thinking recently. I wanted something in .22, quality and left-handed or ambidextrous. I settled on a Daystate Wolverine R. It is a great gun and accurate BUT it is too heavy for me. I wish there was a shop close where I could look over...

Read this forum for two hours.

Sales tax and shipping costs can quickly turn a good buy into a bad buy. Especially if the item is used and tax was paid in the first place. So every time a retailer sells it, tax is collected again. Personal gripe.

Has anyone come up with a practical way to load .177 pellets into a Benjamin Discovery? I really like to play with the little gun, but loading is a pain with old fingers and a scope mounted. I have been using tweezers. Don't laugh.

Love the look of the early BSA air rifles. The closet I have come is a copy from Japan probably from 1930's. Art Deco styling to me.

I keep my empty tins for small parts as most of do. I do have one that has the foam packing in the bottom with Whiscombe Honey pellet lube on it. Drop a few pellets on and gently roll around. Works well.

I have a Diana model 34 from 1992. Going strong.