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WOW! Seven years? Never would have guessed it.

Now that looks interesting OP!

Well, not bad for a cheapo scope! Yeah, as you probably already know, that poor ole scope won't last too long. Curious to see what you can do with that R9, and some decent glass.

I agree. I have had a 2240 for a while now, but never realized they were scarce and expensive now.

Looks like your shooting straight OP!

Generally, if you are getting 1" at 25, then you would be doing well to get 2" at 50. That extra 25 yards can add some variables.

I don't handle pellets/bullets enough to feel as though I will get poisoned by it. Besides, after doing any shooting, I always wash anyways.

Ha ha ha! Dirt nap for that bugger! ;)

Wow! That was quite a "roundabout" OP! Good looking rifles...glad you got them all now.

Always wondered what dieseling meant. Thanks for that bit of education!

Saw a video the other day where this young guy had a break barrel in .25 caliber. He used a crony on bare pellets, and was getting about 626-650 FPS, then he puts a dab of petroleum jelly in the skirt of the pellet, and was getting about 150 FPS more out of each shot. Now, he said this was...

For a 30 year old rifle, it sure seems to be in great shape!

Ain't that the truth. :cautious:

Picking them off. :LOL:

Can you buy a replacement assembly? I don't know for sure how that works.

My issue is kinda different. I have eight airguns, that I shoot on a semi-regular basis, but have only been into airguns for about 8-9 years....I have been into regular firearms for over 40 years, and have much invested into them. I would love to have some high-end PCP's to shoot with, but...

Ya know though, for a quality product, I would pay 190 bucks for that rifle...if it was built the same rugged way.

Yup, I would pay that as well.

Nice shooting! Nice rifle! ;)

Makes you wish they would up the price about fifteen to twenty bucks, and make them the way they used to.