Quackenbush Air Guns.

[Perslucht]

Does anyone know the specs of the hammerspring of a Quackenbush LA outlaw .457? And or where to buy?

Greetings,



Hans

 

[mobilemail]

If you're looking for the hammerspring, probably no better place than the man himself. He's old fashioned, you will want to call instead of email. You can find his phone number at the top of this page: http://www.quackenbushairguns.com/currently_available.htm

 

[John "spysir" Blount]

Hans do ask Dennis but you may well need the 1/2" dia .062 wire he lists here:

http://www.quackenbushairguns.com/airgun_show_table.htm 

is an assortment package and may be nice to own even if buying a different spring.

John

 

[Perslucht]

Thanks for your reply!



Denis doesn't sent internationally.



He gave me this:



nominally 1/2" diameter, with .062 spring wire, 11 inch long

Mine is now 10 inch, which is possible the reason of powerloss.



My LA outlaw is made in june 2008 ;-)



Greetings



Hans

 

[Acruz]

I got lucky and got one of his guns in .375 which shoots the 36 cal round ball really well. Of course it was a plain Jane with the cheap metal trigger guard and the no frills stock. Well I love good looking stocks so I just had to do something with this one. I sent it to my friend Brian back in Upstate NY, the man is a master at his trade so I knew he would do the stock some justice.

 

[Bowhunter73]

Man he did a fantastic job on that stock it looks great.

 

[Acruz]

Yeah, there was a nice piece of wood under there.

 

[Nutcracker]

I had a 50 Bandit. It was durable as heck , no problems whatever. I did take a few deer but you really had to be careful and only shoot behind the shoulder or through the head. I think it shot a round ball around 700 fps if I remember. I think a round ball is about 150 something grain. 

 

[Bowhunter73]

I picked up a outlaw 457 with a 32" barrel filled to 3300psi shooting a 259gr hp by Al Clarke it's getting a little over 900+ fps and very accurate.