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Pyramyd has stocks for TX200 rifles. A wait of 12 weeks is noted. I have a TX200 MK 111 HC. I want the walnut version.in left hand. Has anyone bought one, and are they drop-in without any modifacation? I would love one if so.

Who makes left hand stocks for the TX200 HC ?

I have tried to buy a Beeman Pell Pin. Crazt prices. Last one I saw was $65. Nope. But the archery field point on a short piece of wood shaft looks OK. Does it sit the pellet to the proper depth?

I own a HW98, and like it. It will need a tune. For really impressive accuracy, the HW97K is hard to beat, It comes in a variety of stocks. .20 caliber will be a waiting game.

I bought a FWB Sort from AOA about a month ago. I have shot it, and as soon as the tuner I use, it will get attention. Even without a tune, it is accurate.

I am 75 and 5'6" , so what? I can cock my Diana 54 as much as I care to shoot it. Benchrest only, but I shoot most of my spring rifles that way. The D54 us a cannon. No recoil is so nice.

I do have a recent copy of the HW98, but missed out on buying a HW55 when Beeman sold them. How do they compare in accuracy? Granted, a lot of the HW55 sport diopter rear sights, and most HW98 rifles wear scopes. But they are both break barrel rifles. An FWB 300S is in my must-have program. I...

Could be that spring rifles are going slowly away. WTF I am 75, but they will still outlast me.

If you ever wanted one, the FWB Sport is now discontinued according to AOA Staff. AOA bought the last ones made, and now that I bought number 6, there are 5 more left. It is in .177 only and was made long after the FWB 124D was made. I have serial number 18866, which was shipped to the original...

Only that rifle, because it is recoiless. Any other spring rifle doesn't group well. Also, my PCP rifles fire nice off the tripod.

I have a Diana Air King 54 which uses the same power plant, just with the FWB300 type sliding recoilless action. When I got it, it had a low-power spring, perhaps a British 12-pound version. Motorhead put a Diana 48 spring in, and adjusted the recoilless action. Lovely rifle, but heavy as a tank.

Yes, numerous reports say an increase in velocity. Look up the video on YouTube " Pellets and Pistons". Also with my R7 with a tune by Motorhead of No. California, my R7 is such much smoother and better to shoot.

The Crosman Custom Shop is up. Zebrawood grips are $51 to $57 a pair depending on style and RH or LH. They also have Walnut.

For those, today's price go to the Crosman Custom Shop. They were part of the total build in 2017 when I ordered it up. But being both Crosman parts they were interchangeable. Call Steve Corcoran if you need custom stocks.

The grips are from the Crosman custom shop. I just swapped them from a 2300 I had made 5 years ago. The scope is a BSA Edge 2X7 off my Diana LP8. Both of those are available.

I have been wanting a Crosman 1701P for awhile, but the retail price and the basic pistol put the deal on hold. Buying the same pistol from a friend AND having the extras like a scope and grips already in the house and it's a new day. Good looking and ready to test. YES! The grips are...

It looks like a Diana 75 air rifle for a 10-meter competition. Side lever, and with the dual piston recoil elimination. Some call it the Giss system. They are not on everyone's rack, but than not very rare. I know of several that are owned. I understand that they shoot very nicely.

I just caught a deal on a like new Crosman 1701P Silhouette pistol. I had grips from another pistol, and a BSA 2X7 scope and rings. It all came together quickly. Now to find out which pellet will work. Any ideas?

I still have my FWB 124D in primo shape, recently rebuilt and tuned, but the Feinwerkbau 124 Deluxe would be my pick. Accurate, reasonably fast, and a beauty. The walnut stock would be extra nice.

HW30 is what you need. I have the R7, the same except a western style stock. By all means, fit it with a Vortek HO spring. Smoother, has a bit more power, and has no buzz.