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    N/A Gimme a Brake

    Very impressive work. Can’t wait for the finished product. Stock looks like it will be gorgeous with good figure. How did you finish the the new (nice looking) muzzle brake?
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    Traditional Rifle Daisy 753W Elite Competition Air Rifle

    This listing has been renewed
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    Traditional Rifle Hatsan 95 Custom Carbine

    Here are two Hatsan’s. 22 & 25 caliber. These have been customized into Carbines. Converted from Vortex ram to spring. Tuned with a piston sleeve for a smooth and twang free discharge. Trigger tune. Walnut stocks have been cut down along with the barrels. Deluxe butt pads. Sniper scopes with AO...
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    Beeman Talk about pellet fussy.

    One other thing to try. It’s cheap and very effective. Fun to. FleaBay. Free shipping.
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    Beeman Talk about pellet fussy.

    One thing you could try. Probably already have. Some stock to receiver configurations just do not yield a good cheek weld. I have had giver-uppers that when removing the scope and going to irons (peep) I found them very accurate. Could be be eye to scope issues. But for you Ron, don’t get sand...
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    I almost got sick today"

    Before doing anything- read this: https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/weihrauch-hw30s-4-40-for-less-than-a-mcdonalds-happy-meal-5-69.1316214/
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    To Strip or Not To Strip

    I’m not a gloss fan either. But that has a shine that comes across like more of a satin. Sometimes when a satin is applied with many perfect coats it ends up looking more like a gloss. That is a very nice finish.
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    Crosman 1968 Crosman 760 PowerMaster

    Not many out there with the original sticker. Congratulations!
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    To Strip or Not To Strip

    Totally agree. The one I did return was a poorly restored gun that they described e”excellent, as new”. Just an oversight by someone. They took it back (a little begrudgingly) and didn’t refund the shipping In paid.
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    To Strip or Not To Strip

    I saw that one on AOA. I’ve gotten a few from them. Two were winners and one went back. Their descriptions are vague at best. Good luck. It looks like a winner.
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    Crosman 1968 Crosman 760 PowerMaster

    That’s a dandy. Is it original or restored? If it’s restored someone did a good job.
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    To Strip or Not To Strip

    That’s a beauty. Walniut is a gift to refinish and make beautiful. Beechwood is a pain. I did this JTS Airacuda also. I could see a nice grain figure hiding underneath the mud that was sprayed on. Top picture is the way it came. I almost sent it back but took a picture (rare thing for me to take...
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    To Strip or Not To Strip

    Yes, good eye. I never like to get a picture of an ugly stock. I guess I don’t want to remember it that way. I searched for a good equivalent.
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    Crosman 1968 Crosman 760 PowerMaster

    Could it be 88? The 8 is for 1968. First number is the month. Nice condition 760.
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    HW/Weihrauch Is This the HW30s’ Biggest Weakness?

    And to the OP‘s title question: this two piece cocking lever is the biggest weakness in the 30, 35, 50, 55. IMHO