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Scott, uh-oh you have opened the door to FX guns that need tweaking or major modifications. Hope you have a deep, comfortable seat

Browning Citori with a variety of chokes

Have you guys looked at the sticky at the top of this category that was started by Michael?

It's made in Spain. Do you have a maker and a model so that we might be able to help you?

Had several that Paul Watts tuned. Here's one wearing a JM Tyrolean stock that Paul Watts checkered. He also converted this FWB 124 to a .22 cal.

I would add a good set of gunsmithing/hollow ground screwdrivers. Tired of seeing screws that have been boogered because of the wrong screwdriver being used

This advice has already been shared previously but I'm going to echo this advice. At this point in time I can't support talking to police, wildlife officers, attorneys, etc. The primary reason is that they may or may not know the details of the regulations / ordinances / law that has been...

Depends on how healthy they are. You have recent chronograph numbers? The HW 35 in 177 has great figuring in that buttstock and has one of my favorite stocks. I see the Beeman muzzle break. Do you have the original sights? Based on these answers I might be able to help since I've sold...

Never shot a wolverine but I would put badgers on this list of toughest small animals to put down

Hmmm, this thread has me convinced to start shooting one shot groups. Always MOA and no more frustration.

I am a big fan of pelican cases for traveling. I wouldn't store a gun in any foam lined case because they trap moisture and can cause rust. Best way I have found to cut the dense foam is by using an electric carving knife.

What a wonderful find! It's terrific to read that you've been around the block with springers especially for FT and HFT. I've own several 48s and 54s. I'm sure you already know this but that 48 from 10 years ago has a Diana spring that was known to be very brittle. Appreciate that you're...

That is extremely impressive! Once upon a Time I spent enormous amount of time and effort with a highly tuned Diana 54 shooting at 100 yards usually early in the morning before any wind came up. For anyone that has done something similar seeing your hits at 102 yards is very humbling for me...

Why not talk to LD or Tim McMurray? They're the authority and inventors and have put the USFT through its paces for years

To the OP, read Cardews books. Wanting to shoot slugs 1000 ft per second out of a springer is a road to nowhere. If you are going to accomplish this you're not going to shoot the gun very often afterwards because it won't be accurate and it will tear itself apart. With your goal I would...

Twat face, It's been difficult, if not impossible, to ship guns out of the UK for many years. Such a shame since I back in the day bought many guns off of egun. You may want to look into the Egun website since many airguns are bought and sold on that site. Best of luck to you

You reply is not only a fantastic analogy but I completely agree with your assessment of springs in a spring gun when compressed ultimately depends on the quality of the spring. What hasn't been mentioned in this thread is Tom Gaylord's book about the Beeman R1. He did test on keeping several...

What did you end up buying?

I think what is often overlooked and this discussion is the resale value of quality gear versus entry level. There's no question that selling online has become a little more complicated but nonetheless if your equipment has decent resale value moving up in this hobby is less painful. I've...

Is that a 22 caliber spring versus a 25 caliber spring that Charlie sent you?