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That's a 12 year old gun, released in 2012 as I understand it. Have no clue what they're worth now (or why you'd want one). Don't think there's much of a demand or market currently & you'd probably have a tough time trading it or selling at a higher price. But what do I know? Just my opinion.

The O-ring Store, Mcmaster-Carr, O-rings and More are at least 3 places that should have what you need in the way of mm size and durometer rating. You can get 10 or 20 for the price other places charge for 1, ESPECIALLY OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer).

First off, get a caliper for measuring not a tape measure. Secondly, exactly what gun & from where did the o-ring come? Check & see if the manufacturer has a diagram showing o-rings & durometer rating.

7 years, more or less, shooting my FX Bobcat, Boss, Royale platform guns (all identical breech blocks) & I've had 1 leak! That was on the Bobcat. A twist of the pressure gauge (without replacing o-ring) & the leak stopped. Guess it depends on a person's choice of gun & the AMOUNT of o-rings...

As said above, a larger wheel really helps with leverage. Doesn't have to be huge, just something more to get a better grip than a typical turret knob.

When I 1st started off with airguns I preferred my .22, AT44 QE. Much smoother, quieter & more accurate than the Marauder I also had. Flatter trajectory too.

Get a "dead head" plug to see if pressure is building correctly and you have no leaks in lines or fittings. The one I have has a gauge. Never start or stop compressor under pressure.

Gerry, welcome back! A LOT has come about in the last 3 years, hasn't it? Gerry

I find myself becoming aroused, where's the centerfold 🤪 :ROFLMAO::unsure:

Only reason I suspected that was because exact same thing happened to me with my FX Boss. O-ring ended up inside one of the pellet chambers of its magazine. Thread 'What Did I Do? Any ideas?' https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/what-did-i-do-any-ideas.1284168/

Yeah well my dog ate my homework! 🤪

Measure it with calipers (x section & i.d.) & look at FX exploded diagram for your gun. Might be breech/barrel o-ring. Surprised no change in anything.

Of course. Only ferrous metals need apply ;)

Try graphite.

Have you tried attaching neodymium "button" magnet(s) (small round ones) to the arm where it contacts metal when it closes? Works well for holding closed levers when they get "tired".

There's a Royale 500 (.25 cal) in the Classifieds. It's a fantastic gun for what you're looking to do. Accurate, simple, quiet, deadly.

In my simple, humble mind the absolute bottom line to this thread is that there were agreements made between 2 men regarding this transaction. Quality of product, how it appears & functions is irrelevant to the agreements about disclosure made between 2 "honorable" men, of which one did not act...

DON'T DO IT regardless of how badly you WANT it. The "I wants" have a way of biting us on the ass when we act too rashly on them!

Absolutely beautiful, the wood and your great work!

At that short range you can try "hunting" type pellets. Types such as Polymags are devastating but not known for long distance accuracy in a lot of guns but should do OK within the ranges you mention. Cheaper to try those types out (Polymags, Hades, etc.) than a new gun. Don't know much of...