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Square shroud is cool. Wonder what the baffles look like?

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So it’s not true! Yo is back and sharing wisdom in only a way Yo can. BTW it’s a shart. And you failed to mention the Often third variable and that is trying to hold in a laugh at the same time. Often ends in catastrophic failure.

Now that’s small! I went and grabbed what I thought were small springers and they’re 36”! Top to bottom Winchester 423, Slavia 622 and Slavia 618 Fun little kids guns!

I rebuilt one a year or so ago using the Mac1 kit. Worked out excellent.

We’ve all done that! In my case the dreaded hole in the window sill! Argh! Another reason why open sights are better! Haha

Honestly, I’ve always thought the Gamos are so cheap you. Any do any better. You can buy it make different face plates to mix it up. The Remington line of knock downs are also great deals. 

Why not just get an old golf cart on Craigslist and strap your tank to that? They regularly are for sale around $10. Use the money you save to buy a new rifle!

All, I got a BNM multishot breech recently. I was going to put on my .177 Disco but this breech is the one with the shroud fitting. That would mean making a shroud which isn't so much the issue as then custom making a barrel band. I'm now thinking of making this into a multishot pistol. ...

I did the same thing. Got a longer hex screw to replace existing and drilled the second into the plastic.

True it’s not a good practice but if they’ll go boom in your hot car then those firefighters are screwed. Damn near suicide bombers for sure. ;)

I'm happy you took my post in the spirit it was intended. I reread and wanted to make sure you didn't feel I was blaming anyone. The point was that even in accidents it is always the shooter who is accountable. And even if is a well marked range with a master and someone runs across a hot...

Glad nothing bad happened. Yes, there is common sense expected of people not to walk into the line of fire but it is ALWAYS the responsibility of the person with the trigger finger to ensure all is safe. Not pointing the finger at you but as you say you cannot over-stress safety and accidents...

When you look at shoebox design there’s probably less than 10 moving parts. Seriously the only practical wearable items are o-rings. Not fast but what time you give up there is gained back in not having major rebuilds. 

Shoebox? Love mine and I doubt there are 132 parts? Most rebuilds will need several o-rings and that’s few and far between. And while I’m pretty mechanically inclined, I’d rather not become a rebuild technician when I can be shooting. Love the simplicity and reliability of my Shoebox and...

Thanks Tom, yeah that's a sloppy mess. You hear stories of people throwing 9v in garbage and starting a fire when something shorts the two terminals. I'm usually not that reckless but at least they are in a metal container so no real fear of a fire. Thanks for pointing out my recklessness...

Since I put these LED strips on mine I have not had an error. Got all the parts on AliExpress. The led strips were about $1.90 each and the 9v holder with switch was like $1.80. For $6 it is an awesome set up. The LEDs take little power so my crappy rechargeable 9v has lasted forever. 

Be afraid. Be very afraid... I'd also like to think even if this would work, isn't your time worth the $5 you'd save?