i have one or two here at home now . it's the old b-square compressor built with chinese metals . but they work well enough . you know duane and jim sold sunoptics . to some guys that make ar15 triggers around here . duane kept the benjamin handpump deal with crosman , tho. ( those dudes are so cool to work for and work with ! ) when i was badgering them to have more made , i was thinking $100-150 , but is was closer to 200 shipped when i first grabbed some . HEADS UP - longer mag springers dont fit in there and you may need to make extensions for the two silver tubes that make it adjustable . i think it was a diana 350 i learned that with . i tried talking them into making more (b-square) scope mounts for benjamins and daisy 717 pistols, too . they made (or told china to make) mounts and rings for many airgun combos and aftermarket mounts like izh 46 , too. look for the torx head little screws that are usually allen screws . they had the smaller two air force scopes made over there - and they were magnum (hatsan 125) springer tough and held zero as good as hawke hd , and much better that leapers and centerpoint . the 50mm scopes not so rugged for harsh recoil . they were working to bring a more expensive line of scopes in from japan (hakko) but that fell thru . the most recent 2-6x short scope with the internal sky lighting like trijicon was $650 - but very cool . that was in 2010-11 . right about the time i started listing these metal frame spring compressors , i saw fellas selling some nice wooden ones for about the same or cheaper . these we made would decompress anything from a turk patriot to a cometa indian - they were industrial . i still use the first one we made - after about 3-4 , the designer and woodsmith told me no more - $350 shipped wasnt enough. just scroll down past the b-square ones on this page : https://raneair.webs.com/index.htm just wanted to give yall a heads up on longer springers . - paul .
