Recent content by Simplyhooked PCPs

Hello Adam, many years ago, the RWS45 was my first springer and I always shot the RWS Super Dome pellets because at the time, they were very accurate. I think I also shot the Crosman Premier 7.9 grain pellets as well but this was back in 1983.

It's been a very long time since I last mentioned this but it's still great knowing that Riley is/was never forgotten!

MDriskill: We hope to see you there if all goes well!

Thank you my friend and I enjoyed the conversation.

Ezana4CE: Thank you very much, I was hoping that he would respond to my request because I've never ask anyone to private message me but there's always a first for "all most" everything.

Black Diesel, would you be so kind to PM me because I've got a few questions for you concerning this years Air Gun Show in Newton, North Carolina. Thanks, Fleming

Forty one years ago, my deceased friend introduced me into "adult precision air guns" and he was sold on the FWB124D. Well decades later, I took the plunge and purchased one and I must say that it's a true shooter from the past. I took it out on yesterday for a little trigger time and I must...

The "Dark Side" has always been a great place for me to be personally and with no regrets. In order for one to stay in the game, you can't afford to run out of air and if one does, there's always the pump. It's very addictive and one more is only a temporary fix if and that's only if one has...

Oooooooooops, many years ago, I loaned my pastor my Beeman R10D to take carer of a pigeon problem that was nesting over the front door of the church. Well, after a little time passed by, I went to pick up my springer and guess what, he left it cocked and loaded. I could not blame him, even...

"This D45 was my first adult spring gun" in 1983, this was the one that set the hook in my gut and my life has not been the same since then. Growing up on a small farm, I was familiar with BB guns and PBs but at the age of 29, I decided to purchase something that I could enjoy and not have to...

Thanks Scott.: My friend said that he's not interested in tiring it down but he would rather send it off for repairs because of his work schedule. I do appreciate your response and I'll forward this information to him as well. Thanks again.

Thank you so much as well and I've read about him in times past and I'll get back in touch with this gentleman concerning your post.

Thank you for your response because he's not ready to tear it down himself. Right now, we're just fishing for information of someone that can remedy the problem for him.

Hello everyone in the know concerning this pcp. I've got a friend that's had this pcp for a little while and it's developed a leak. The last time that he filled it, it leaked down over night leaving it empty, we're wanting to know that if there's anyone that's still working on them? Some...

Hey Rob, it's just like a squirrel chasing a nut, it's only a temporary fix until the next one. It eats until its belly is full just to bury the next one and the next one again and again until they're forgotten where it was buried!