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No sorry I dont. I bought the mounts a long time ago. I would Google QD Mounts. I'm sure they will come up. Places like Midway USA carry them.

I love them. I confess I've never used them on an air gun though. I use them on powder burners that I hunt with. The QD mounts I have are made by Leupold. I've tested them and found that I can remove the scope and pop it back on without having to re zero. I use these mounts in conjunction with...

This rifle pleases me every time i take it out. HW95 Field Pro in .22 cal. Working today on my positional shooting. Both right and left handed shooting.

If the barrel is attached the same way it is as on an HW97 it would be a difficult process. At least for me any way. A lot harder than changing a spring.

That's it! Thank you for posting. I was unable to cut and paste it.

I will let you know. Check out the air gun channel Walnut And Steel. He has a video on how to shim the mount.

This is what I use. No cord. Nothing has to be plugged in.

I pull everything out that I'm taking the night before so I don't forget anything.

Use a coca cola can. The metal is very thin so you can cut it with scissors. Cut out two strips 1/4" by 3" . The u-tube channel Walnut And Steel has a video on how to install the shims in the mount.

I received my zero recoil scope mount from amazon. It's going to be interesting to try this out. I'm going to put shims in it to eliminate the wobble.

If we are talking about the spring and piston seals I would stay away from OEM parts. You would be better off with ARH or Vortek. That's been my experiance.

Maybe a single stroke pneumatic would be the ticket. Easier to cock than a break barrel.

Good shooting and nice damascus steel knife.

Back in the early seventies I talked my parents into letting me buy a Crosmsn 760 that my neighbors were selling at a garage sale. It took a lot of convincing because I didn't come from what you would call a pro gun house hold. I had lots of neat little adventures with that Crosman. I took it...

Nice shooting Steve. I got two yesterday and they are in the cooking pot right now.

You would think with shipping costs being so high they would be encouraged to use proper size boxes.

Don't forget. Their are still lots of after market parts available for the 2240 and 13xx series of guns.

Maybe you have a buildup of grime or some lead. Try running a cleaning rod through the barrel.

Amazing job Wadcutter. You got all that work done in less than a month too! I bet it's worth a lot more than a Happy Meal now.

I try to hold still. Sometimes I start getting tired and try to hard and that throws me off. I know you can't hold perfectly still. I expect to be moving a little.