Recent content by DeanB

Only coons that are gonna get up to 50# are pet coons, in the wild a huge coon is 25#, I trapped and hunted them for a long time the biggest one I ever caught/killed was 24# and was over 40 in long nose to tail huge skinny body. Guy I used to sell furs to told me he had something to show me when...

Barrel/shroud/probe in excellent condition. 200.00 shipped lower 48. ppff or USPS m.o.

This came with a Crown MK2 I just purchased, since I'm neither a bench rest shooter or long range competitor selling so someone can get use from it. Believe its Gunmetal color comes with 2 grips and inserts that come with them. Cant find but one used one for sale and its for a Rem 700 action...

Well per previous owners suggestion I degassed gun/plenum, turned reg screw all the way in then backed of a couple turns then screwed bottle back on. Reg now seems to be stable turned to 120 bar and filled gun to 250 bar. Everything staying where it should so all is good for now.

If some o rings are dried out going bad do you not think that more then likely others could be in same condition.

Well if those o rings are failing then more then likely the rest of them are in same condition or close. Id rather have a complete reseal done then at least have peace of mind that its not going to mess up when I least want it to.

Previous owner said it has brass piston reg. Im not really sure I want to work on it as I dont really have the extra tools needed for reg removal etc and if going to mess with might as well get a complete reseal done.

Exactly what I didnt want a PITA. thanks for advice.

Bought a Crown MK2 off classifieds and just went to fill gun and noticed that reg pressure was going up with the fill, at 225 bar reg gauge read 225 bar. I shut compressor off and fired 5 shots and reg went down with pressure gauge but stayed there. When I started fill reg gauge was on 145 bar...

Not sure if Id want to shoot squirrels that late in spring, females are pregnant with young or having their young. DNR must have a reason for having it though.

Maybe trigger adjusted too light.

Nice shooting.. sucks our seasons been over since Jan 31st.

Agree minute of squirrel noggin or Starling chest at whatever distance I will be shooting is all I really need. While I really like super accurate guns Im not going drive myself crazy if I cant put 5 pellets thru the same hole at 25 yds every time, 5 in a dime is plenty accurate for anything I'm...

Exactly if it feels good to you for the purpose you intend and your accurate with the trigger it really doesn't matter if you don't have a gauge. Never used a gauge until a few years ago and was never worried over it.

Theres a Brockock Elite Grand Prix S6 Pistol .177 Walnut in classifieds, nice pistols.