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I picked up this Benjamin 392P on the used list at AOA. It came with this knurled bolt. Being a lefty, I prefer it over the traditional right leveraged bolts. I can’t seem to find one on the market anywhere. I doubt it’s custom made because I have seen these on other Benjamin 397/392’s. I have...

The front sight on a Silver Streak can be an advantage or disadvantage. Depending on the lighting. Just like a blackened sight is. On a dark target it’s an advantage. Opposite of a black one. I as a whole prefer the silver one. The newer model Sheridan/Benjamin have a serration on them and they...

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Glad all is well Crow. You are lucky that they needed surgery. Mine aren’t to bad enough yet. Just bad enough for shooting well. Maybe I’ll get them checked again. Bless you. Good post.

To me this is the best model Benjamin ever made. 1991. All American. Both in 177 and 22 caliber. Awesome trigger with a simple spring replacement. Really solid and excellent workmanship. The nickel plating is gorgeous. Also made in black. Light weight and accurate. Only made for a couple years...

My friend has the Dragonfly. He really likes it. I’ve sweetened it up for him but personally don’t care for it. It has a good design, but very clanky and poorly made in the cocking leverage department. My favorite pumpers are the Sheridan/ Benjamin/Crosman models built in the 90’s. American...

Three Custom Stocks Ltd. HW98, 97, 95

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You got a special one there. Not cobbled. Custom. Congratulations!

Sometimes the holes that are drilled and tapped in the receiver have rough burrs on the interior. The piston rubs against these burrs and it scars the piston. Now it two rough surfaces grinding against each other. This may be what you are experiencing.

I have two Hatsan 95’s in 22 caliber. One in 25 and one in 177 also. All are tight fitting. I did relieve the breach with a small bevel to accept the skirt to flush. It helped.

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I wet sanded through the paint (in areas) and laser etching. Really watch to be sure you have gotten through the laser etching. Then just use a cold bluing to color. The grips are wood. The back needs to be dremeled to lay flat on the frame and allow the C02‘s in. Then just rough them up and...

I have four Vortex. Three 95’s and one 135. I recently converted all to springs. Much improved. My Vortex in all four could be let down. I set the 95’s at 125 bar and the 135 at 145 bar. They were maxed out at these levels but not to extreme in behavior. Caliber matters at what I would...

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Steve Corcoran. https://www.scstocksandgrips.com/

With the latest acquisition of Crosman by Daisy, I would not be surprised to see the end of the 392S/397S. The beautiful nickel plated and Walnut stocks along with 5mm (20 caliber) were discontinued years ago. All these have become very popular again and prices reflect it. Still bargains can be...

I recently discovered the same. Now, I have all three calibers .177-top, .20-middle, .22-bottom. Every one is incredibly accurate. Easy to pump and I enjoy shooting them more than my Springers. All have original iron sights, Williams peep sights and a 2.5 power extended eye relief scope. Simple...

I save all blister pack packaging I find. Even 2 liter bottles. Cut a sheet of paper that fills the piston from edge to edge. Use this for a template. Cut a piece of blister pack plastic that holds the spring firmly in the piston. Done.

I have two Weihrauch’s that are not tuned. A HW98 & HW55. I pretty much tune everything after initial function/accuracy test. These two shoot and behave perfectly enough to leave them be. All my Hatsan’s are tuned. Economy tuned. Blister pack sleeves on original springs. I swear this is as good...