Happy is a good wind shear

Welcome back! As long as you don’t eat the lead your hobby will help your health.

Before you even start, build a spring press. A good one with a looong throw. This is a good post to get ideas...

Yes.. I said the last ones comes with new magazine.. It's not very hard to make a magazine holding larger projectiles ;) I have a 3d...

Sounds like the old version to Me but one can hope! Magazines are definitely not on the cheap side and I'm curious to hear the price of...

what i think... it's a total joke! when some members say they want to purchase, and you don't hear back that is a joke don't tell...

Wow,You are welcome back !

sorry for you. my order of a HP is in the shipping process, when i asked the vendor about the mags, the response was that it fits about...

Interesting... Mine is a HP and on August ninth I asked about them and they replied they have them on stock. I remember not seeing them...

that's good news, thank you. strange that they do not advertise that. so far you are the first (of the vendors) that knew about it.

yes, but unfortunately not in .30cal.

thanks for the explanantion. taking off material from the front did not occur to me.

At looks the saftey bar its bend. Its the part that actived the saftey. The cocking arm actived it. arm is bend. Must sit on top...

I'm Italian and, as in many other countries, we do have power limitations not only in case of buying and owning but also in the...

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So, we're complaining about how heavy our guns are. Or we rejoice how nicely light they became after taking off most of the accessories...

I'm 84, and believe me age does take its toll. I have just overhauled an Original 35, a Webley Mark 3, and a Mark 1 Airsporter, and a...

You’ll have no trouble working on a springer if you find PCPs easy—they're pretty straightforward mechanical devices. That said, unless...

just buy them from Ebay the spring that are sold in the states come from China anyway spacers if you get .5mm or 1.0mm or both...

Oh yes Yield to None,

Which are easily done with simple tools like an angle grinder and a drill. No reason to not try this yourself. Parts were about $35 per set.

Thanks. Yeah I wanted to keep it light