Silicone work mats have been out a long time. Here's mine that I use for trigger work.

It's all about Quality Control No matter where it is made Ya got it or ya ain't

Never ever dry fire this pistol. It will destroy the leather seal, but more importantly may crack the sear groove flange at the front of...

This gun is objectively worse than any 2240 I've ever seen, owned or handled. I wouldn't mind it being made in China of it was an...

I’m old enough to remember after WW2, products made in Japan were considered crap. Things were poorly made and made from inferior...

Here's what I guess I'm saying. I reliably bought crosman products because I stood by them when their operations, assembly, some mfg was...

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Wadcutters make the best holes on target paper! It is just satisfying! too bad they don't perform at distance because of the shape...

Thank you all for this post. I am currently working on getting a 70 year old pb ( Martini International )on target . This sure helped...

Leave the Evol as is. This is a perfect opportunity to start shopping for a new rifle! 12 fpe is the sweet spot for nice springer.

I worked for a company that sourced some of their products from China and they were consistently well made. I talked to the buyer about...

True! You must buy 5 packs of weenies to use 4 packs of buns! LOL

I know the feeling, dont forget the pictures:D

Pulling weeds and doing yard work in the front of the house….. It is airgun related because I am waiting for the UPS to deliver my dream...

If you want to shoot competition, I think you would be better served spending your money elsewhere. As for dry firing, it is a spring...

I wash with hot water and dawn dish detergent, let dry then put them in a Ziplock and spray a light coat of napier power pellet lube...

I'm curious as to what chronograph you are using. stovepipe

I think I like the textured sides. I takes up space and reduces physical contact area with the spring.. When you use them, do you do...

I use the same product and finish with silicone oil on a Qtip to keep the breech Orings lubed.

Blimey, all that paperwork with it – talk about a blast from the past! If nothing else, it’s a proper slice of nostalgia. Definitely...