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Not exactly sure how it worked... Your idea of it happening between the valve and the pellet makes sense, though. Sure did wreck havoc...

Howdy again... The pistol dieseled when I pulled the trigger. Only twice in 18 years though. The second time was the BAD one. And yup, I did keep the pump arm well adjusted. :)

My Daisy 747 had only dieseled once before since I bought it in January of 2003... probably in the first year. It sounded more like .22 short than an air pistol, but nothing happened. A month or so ago, it did it again. THIS time with more serious consequences. There was a loud BANG...

No offense, not jumping down your throat, but I can't see allowing our legislators to pass a pointless, ineffective, law just to make them feel better, like they're "doing something." The AR 15 has no greater rate of fire, and less power, than many other rifles that have been around much...

Random luck. :) I'd wanted some nice grips for years, but the guys who sold them online were either out of business or too ex$pensive. I kept a search for some on ebay, and after years of no luck, 3 pairs of wood grips turned up all at once, from two different dealers. Two were more like the...

I'd say the curved bottom tries to be a generic palm rest. It may be of some help to me, but rather marginal. However, the walnut DOES feel much better than the plastic, and the size of the grips helps with the proportions. Maybe "male jewelry," but I like it. :)...

I bought my 747 in January of 2003. Nice gun, very accurate, very happy with it, but I've always considered it about as pretty as a post hole digger. After years of wanting wooden grips for it, I finally ran across a nice pair on ebay. Very happy with my new grips, too! The surprising thing...

I'd have to say a choked barrel has a potential advantage in accuracy by making sure that the pellet is well engaged all the way around. However, how accurately the barrel is crowned would be more important. Marty