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That's pretty much what it said! But I didn't buy it dinner first! Lol

I have used cone shaped die grinder stones for cutting and rough polish on crowns or the little Dremel ones for small caliber. Slow and steady let the bore tell you what it wants and most time it's turning it in fingers keeping it square.There are threads online about coning muzzles on...

They sell a bactericide for humidifiers that might be safe in it? Just a idea

This life is a test! It is only a test! If it had been a actual life you would have received further instruction on where to go and what to do!

Sir you are a gentleman and scholar!!! Letting poor nutzy have his last meal! Lol

It is my understanding that rodents on occasion can be cannibalistic!

I've never had a regulated pcp but can imagine there is still a sort of bell curve?

My father in law did and mother in law still works for Midwest walnut! And they have closed down the Iowa location and are just running out of Missouri. They used to supply a lot of the major manufacturers but now a lot is being bought by China and some in Italy, I have no idea what kind of...

I have a 130 and believe they are basically the same platform; use the calculator on pyramid air you probably are already close to the 30 joules you are looking for, maybe trying heavier pellets to get there. I am not trying to be rude in the least and it's your rifle to do with as you see fit...

The ones I have seen say 150 bar (2100psi) and that's what I would suggest, I had mine at one time up to 3000 psi it shot hard on both ends and I don't know how long the gun would have taken it and for all the extra cocking force and strain on the gun didn't gain much. If this is the path you go...

Hpa it's what's for dinner!!!

As someone who has rebuilt the gas ram quite a few times, my first advice would be to stick with the coil spring! The gas rams can be rebuilt some have pressure release and some don't. I would definitely try to find one with the relief valve. About 2000psi is where I put mine and that is a tad...

I have a spring version from 15 years or so ago, it has been a nice rifle and even survived being in a flood for two weeks! With just cleaning up and oil. Wish I knew it would be a collectors item! Lol I cut the stock down and painted it for my son, the only gripe besides the fiber optic sights...

Bannerman's castle of the middle ages! My face would be on milk carton after the trip there! Lol

I had thought about that after I posted it, I was thinking though my brain again! Lol. I cast most of my projectiles and didn't think of cost or availability not being for everyone, heck! I don't shoot anything much if I have to buy for it.

I bought a Benjamin prowler form box world a few years back on sale for 64 something or other. The scope was junk but it's been a decent gun.

I am in southeast Nebraska and have seen the opposite where I live though it is fox squirrel, I have not been able to get down to the Missouri river where the gray squirrels are. I am assuming you are talking gray.

I would like to be able to offer suggestions but!!? I am curious what others have as I have kind of a similar ordeal! I shoot at night due to my yard being in the middle of a small village, I shoot at little pill bottles and have a hard time finding the cross hairs and the Ir reticle drowns out...

I shoot both of them in a 22 Benjamin prowler and notice better accuracy with the domes especially at longer range but they both shoot well.

I Yeah.25 is for everyone because of having to order it! Lol the ones I have had were decent I just shot out of the box till I had to tinker, smoothing burrs, cleaning up In my experience! I would do something with a coil spring instead of a gas ram if it's going to sit, the seals dry out in...