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You have SKILLS !!!!

MrGun, RRRRRRGGGGGG, how frustrating it right ! You are so kind as to reply personally to everyone who posted.

That explains a lot. 80 years old and poor eyesight is a good enough reason to me. I LOVE this community because when we have a question, we get multiple answers that otherwise I'd never find out by Google alone. Best of luck, friend.

I saw Utah Airguns has a huge selection of used air rifles and I think every one of them is an FX. That tells me they are high maintenance, or just overhyped. My point being that Airmanator made a great point of learning how to work on your own rifles. I am GUILTY of not knowing how to take...

Heck Yeah it is !!!!

WOW that's a LOT of gun for $350 bucks ! He will have so much left over for party tricks like a nice scope, tons of different brands of ammo to see which one his gun likes best (or just research what others have bought ) and it's got an internal regulator.

They are AWESOME. I forgot what trigger people prefer though between the HW110 and HW100. From Google : The 110 is great in its own right but is inferior to the 100 in all respects apart from being a bit lighter and more compact. Both have same shot count and accuracy - the 100 has a far...

+1 ! I was going to suggest the Marauder, as well. It's anly about half of your budget, they offer regulated AND unregulated, I own the regulated, and I'm telling you, this rifle is consistently accurate. I also sanded off all the finish and reapplied a lighter poly coat so it looks like no...

Just curious if you reached out to GX, or they reached out to you after reading this thread. If so, then that's great customer service. Well, either way it's good service. I wonder how many vendors read the forums to get an idea of what bugs need to be worked out. I still have yet to try my...

I still have yet to use mine, because I'm still using the CX2. I guess I better get on the boat !

Sub'd to your channel.

I own the same one. Friggen' amazingly accurate.

I still own my Hatsan AT-44 in 177 and it stacks pellets at 15 yards no problem, that's all I have to work with. I have taken it to the local 25 yard range and it does well, too. I have since gone up to an AT-44 in .25 as much as I despise Hatsan USA for their 100% lack of customer service.

Hatsan USA has the AT-44 Pump action on closeout for $299. https://hatsanairgunsusa.com/product/at44pa-10-pump-action-qes/?attribute_pa_caliber=177

WOW !!!! I paid $899 for mine, and I still have yet to use it. It's still brand new. Been Yong Hengen' it.

Thank you ! That's exactly what I read, too that there needs to be a plastic washer. I tried an O ring since that's all I had laying around hoping it would work, but it didn't.

The ones I have for the HW44 go in easy, but they all leak at the joint where the Foster end screws onto the Weirauch fill valve.

This has happened to me with a Beeman HW100 and the fill probe was too tight and it got stuck. When I went to fill my HW-44 I ran into the same issue. The Weihrauch official probe from AoA, Midway USA, all reputable dealers.

I JUST ordered the fill probe for the HW100 /110 because I was told it would fit my HW-44. It does NOT fit. I returned it.

I also love my Hatsan 44 in .177 so I got one in .25, too. :cool: I've been out of the buying game for a while, so I never heard of Taipan, but it sounds like that's the vote.