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My favorite target has always been the good old can, doesn't matter what type of Airgun you use on a can, it's always a satisfying sound when you hit it.

Here's a pic of mine, very worn metal and some scratches, but I restored the stock.

I have an old hw 30 that had a similar looking seal and the piston was all rusted beyond use. Picked up a new piston from Knibbs and added a synthetic seal and it's a great shooter now. Like the old finger groove style stocks as well.

I have several Chinese B3 air underlever air rifles of recent mfg for sale. They have a ding here or there but are solid shooters and ready for tuning or just plinking. I have two left in .177, $55 shipped each. PP ff or money order.

Might have to fabricate a replacement, may be your only choice

I got my 760 @1974, brass bolt, looks like poplar wood forearm and the plastic butt stock. They feel so small when I shoulder it now but still a fun gun

If you confirm there is nothing in the inside of the piston like a stuck washer and tophat, Just measure the original spring top hat etc and then compare to the stack height of what you put in, if the new stuff is more reduce the stack height by taking out a washer etc as others have said. I...

Yeah I agree, I may keep a couple of these b3s but will sell the rest off cheap. Surprisingly I am enjoying the Crosman 2100 and even the Gamo maxim swarm. If the xs b3 wasn't in the bunch it wouldn't have been worth it. If you want a B3 cheap let me know, I am in the North Bend area!

Yeah I got the pile from AOA, sold for less than they listed it for in the end, the xs b3 which is a Pioneer version in .177 so that was worth the cost of the bunch which was my objective in buying it, were some oddball things in the bunch besides basic Chinese rifles, like a Crosman 2100...

I have a good collection of the Chinese guns and can say the only safety I really see on the underlever B3 types is the standard sks trigger block safety. But there is a lot of variety even within a given model as there must have been numerous factories building them. In the under level B3...

Would be nice if there was a nice aftermarket stock available for the 34. The stock on my compact is very boring although functional

That seems low for a 98, mine is same era in .177 and shoots 13ftlb with stock spring.

I always wanted a Sheridan as a kid but like most couldn't afford one so had to go with a Crosman 760. I did eventually pick up one of the Benjamin 397P model in silver with a peep sight and I have to say I really like the rifle, so light and handy compared to typical springers. Will...

Seems the wider frames like the model 95 and 96 are more comfortable to shoot for me. You can get decent wood stocks on some of these as well.

When I was emailing with the guy he got defensive when I told him he was way off on values and I just stopped talking to him. , I am sure they are either taken from an invalid family member or stolen a he knew nothing about them except what he could gleen from the internet

I have never considered buying one of the new Gamos although I have a cfx and a hunter 880 and they are nice guns. I just got a Gamo Swarm maxxim in .22 in a multi gun purchase and I have to say I love shooting the thing. It's not hard to cock, it's powerful (15ftlb), and the magazine works...

I think the Diana 34 is the best bet as many have said, solid quality gun with good accuracy and power.

So he finally got back to me with a bare bones description like : Cometa fusion Tech force 8 I asked him what he wanted for the Cometa and the hw 50 and he said $1,000 😂.

I have a model 36, basically just a deluxe 34 with a nicer stock.

Not surprised I didn't hear back from him, in my experience about 1 in 10 craigslist deals are legit and go through without a hitch. I have had decent luck depending on the item on CL but it's not really worth my time to mess around with a guy like this.