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Unless it's a pellet A liner. Which it's proably not. But might still shoot ok.

I've had 5 factory barrels that were all bad. .22 caliber. Not to say good ones don't exist. I'd at least try cleaning the barrel. Could be a pretty rough rifling job making it foul badly. If so, you can try polishing the bore. Personally, I'd pony up the change and try and see if crosman...

It's very high stress on the pump arm, links, internals, so I would say no. If you want a multi pump with power and few pumps, the zoraki hp01 or variants are a good ticket IMO, though I dont have any of them, I've heard great things.

Check the hammer bore for debris inside the block. If present, likely coming from hammer spring sharp ends shaving metal. This can slow or bind hammer up. And mess with trigger mech.

My Canadian pp800 had either reduced valve stem length or increased rear valve body length, or both. Less valve lift. Obviously not the same gun, but another thing to consider.

Simple solution. Valve lapping compound. Get some in there, rotate the seals up against the fitting as best you can. Clean the compound off and reassemble. Problem solved.

As many have stated diet is important. Best squirrels I get are near walnut trees. I boil them for a good while, then take all the meat off the bones. Easily have a half bowl of meat if not more per squirrel. Throw it in stew, tacos, whatever. Give the dogs a treat as well.

Take your hammer spring out and debur it/polish the cut ends. Clean out the trigger group of any debris. Adjust trigger if needed. Those are my recommends. I had this issue once, and it was from metal shavings from the sharp hammer spring. But possible trigger is out of adjustment. Other...

Wouldn't be surprised if the valve is leaking but you also have a regulator issue now as well. I recently had to fix the valve in my Ranchero which is very similar to the gladiator I believe. I had to lap the valve with the seat together to make a new sealing surface since the delrin seal was...

https://www.truglo.com/traditional-2x42/ This is the only magnified sight I'm aware of with infinite eye relief. A magnifier, in my experience, has short eye relief, and this would be applied. Just look up photos of them mounted to guns and look where they are mounted.

That would be a preferable reticle. I got a deal on mine, and quite like it. Can't say I have any issues with the reticle at all, but yours is for sure better. Was more or less saying that I like these scopes in general, and they seem to be of good quality.

I don't think it had the slx attached to the name, but it looks basically identical in form, function, and features. The reticle is fairly fine with an illuminated chevron and a larger horseshoe around it. The horseshoe is very nice for low mag/closer shots where the chevron is reduced down to...

I have an older r grid one that lives on my fx crown. I like mine very much.

I'd polish the bore, personally. I also recommend gunzilla as a bore treatment after cleaning. Extends my accurate shot count 2-3x in powder guns. Also worth nothing that shooting airguns real hot (fast) can exacerbate this issue. Normally an issue I primarilly have using slugs.

Ridiculous and unacceptable. If anyone asks, I tell them not to buy mtc as well. I had one of their connect scopes. Not impressed.

Cant say for sure but you'd probably need the valve as well. But I wager it would work.

Quality > quantity if at all possible. I've had a number of airguns over the years, some crosmans, daisys, a gamo nitro piston (surprisingly good with a trigger upgrade), a norica, couple hatsans. If at all possible, I'd choose to wait for a bargain on a nice gun, or save for full price. If...

That's debatable, but even the speculation of which makes me want to not leave them cocked.... I think what primarily causes fatigue is repeated compression and expansion. It is likely in some scenarios that storing compressed would cause some minute amount of fatigue. Any of which is...

I have a midway case that would probably work. Would need to take the mod off and put it in a sock or something. The boyts one is quite large as well. Otherwise you are looking at a carbine case that will be excessively large.

Fair point. The key is to not mess it up! Haha. Never stopped me from screwing things up, though. Is the barrel easily removable? If so, it'd be real easy to get a kral barrel prepped for the Job.