Recent content by Mr.H

In case anyone is interested, the scope that cave dweller purchased has a zoom ratio of 6:1 :)

Arkens going up, also.

Thank you.

I have some other pellets to try out, hopefully I'll get those mid week. In the mean time is there anyone else with the same basic gun that can tell me how to adjust the hammer spring?

Charlie tuned a Kaliber Cricket for me years ago, Did an excellent job!

There's a separate sub-forum on scopes, you'll get more replies over there.

Great! I'd be interested in your review. I'm looking at the CRS.2 4-16X. Gotta pay property tax first:(

CZ barrel, 508 mm in length. Fixed reg set at 125.

Thanks for the tip on the JTS pellets, that's a brand I haven't tried yet. looks like The Pellet Shop has a good sale on those.

I ordered a product from Balistas last Friday after their business hours. Monday I got an email confirming my order, with a shipping notification. Product was to be shipped UPS Express. I got a notification from UPS requesting payment of customs tax on Tuesday,which I paid easily on UPS...

I think I’m just over a 1/2 MOA at 50 yards. There is a few questions that I’m going to be asking the manufacturer. As I am in the United States, I may not know for a few days, and will update this thread once I get some other information..

I do have a small tin of the JSB jumbo monsters, lites 20.83 grains. The gun is shooting those the same as the 18.13– 970 fps. The new RDMs 25 gr come in either deep or shallow skirts. Have you tried those?

Greetings everybody. I'm test driving a new .22 P-2 and had some questions I hope you can answer. I tried doing a search, and didn't get too many hits. The gun is shooting JSB 18.13 @ 970 fps. The instructions are not good regarding changing the hammer spring, but this gun only has one air...

Yup, a little on the heavy side, but well made.

Some of the newer guns (the Revere) have the biathlon cocking lever compared to the older bolt style. The newer style are more expensive than the older bolt guns. You mentioned in a previous post your area is always windy. That doesn't bode well for consistent groups with an airgun...