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Looks good. Heavier is better for a bench. Looking forward to warmer weather. I have some 1/8" angle iron to put together for the back yard bench. Cheers, J~

Amazing! Cheers, J~

It's nice to see that something besides bills got through! There's a certain magic that nothing but a BB-gun can offer. Enjoy! Cheers, J~

Those are very cool rifles! 300 shots from a fill is certainly nothing to sneeze at. There's a very good video on youtube about bulk filling the tanks on those. If you search for Daisy 888 you'll find it. Cheers, J~

Dang... I'm sorry to hear of this. Aside from encouraging you to search for ways to make the offending people move, I got nothing for you. Sorry, J~

Back in the mid-seventies I recall an occasional dead one. That was when a five-pack of Crosmans was all I could afford or find at the time and it was anger-making. Nowadays they all hold their gas (unlike me), so I guess we're getting our money's worth. I would like to check that video out...

Have you considered renting a P.O. box in Bullhead City (Az) and basing some of your online accounts out of there? I had some friends that rented storage out of state in order to still have things that the state of Ca decided it didn't condone. Yeah, it costs money and time, but its a...

I'd noticed that too. I don't think it could have been photoshopped, so they must have used a prototype for the photo shoot. I'd bet that particular gun is worth a bit of coin these days. I still hold a grudge for all the lima beans that I was forced to consume at that time of my life...

They did (and do) what they were designed for in perfect fashion. Including a free glaucoma test with every shot! I ran across this ad while going through some crash recovery files. Cheers, J~

Great thread! I haven't managed to hit one of mine yet, but there's still hope for the future. The Caldwell allows for a cable to cell-phone connection. Thinking that an angled metal shield in front of the display might be the way to go. Cheers, J~

Those are cool rifles. I've been in the market for a used one for a while. The plan is to give the barrel a really good cleaning and then fill it with a bulk co2 tank. That will keep the velocities a lot more consistent. With a little tinkering, over a hundred shots between fills should be...

I have one like that in the basement. It's a solid shooter that I found at the flea-market. Nice to see another Correia reader on this site. Cheers, J~

Nice! I haven't seen one that clean since my older brother unboxed his on Christmas morning of '67. Lots of good memories there. I finally found a slightly newer model after over fifty years of searching. Cheers, J~

1500 psi? Nice. What kind of velocities are you getting out of that thing? Mine (a .22) runs a regulated average of 500-fps on Co2. Cheers, J~

It's good to have decent weather. I plan to break out the QB78 later today. Good times! Cheers, J~

This guy has some good info on improving a Harbor Freight lathe, Rob. You might want to check his page out. There's a lot of good other stuff, too. https://www.varmintal.com/alath.htm Cheers, J~

That's not at all surprising. Saddening, but not surprising. Good luck out there. Cheers, J~

Perhaps Mike660 could do a donation request and then use that money to have them scanned and uploaded to a place where all could enjoy them. AGN could generate a lot of interest and good will (and preserve some important history) by doing exactly that. Back when when I raced, I learned of a...

Believe it or not, this is what progress looks like! FEMA actually showed up a couple of weeks ago and finished clearing the road as a bonus. I'm thinking about some quality bonfire time this summer.

Waiting on the weather to warm a bit, then the angle-iron and plywood crate that the log-splitter arrived in can become a new shooting bench, a target stand and perhaps a few more useful things. Nuts and bolts, 6010, 6013, or 7018? Who knows... Cheers, J~