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Thanks everyone. Mine also had sealant on the threads, I guess someone just tightened it down by mistake at the factory. I’ll back it off and seal it.

When I change the barrel on my Maverick, should I only tighten screw “A”? Seems like only “A” is tightened in the videos and posts I’ve seen, but screw “B” was very tight to the barrel from the factory on my .30 Sniper and I had to loosen it to get the barrel out.

I appreciate that. I might end up with the Impact eventually, but I just stumbled across a slightly used .22 Dynamic Express 500 at a very low price. So my plans have changed for now. I hope it ends up being a good pellet gun.

Thanks. I just bought a set.

Thanks. I need to try that. My Maverick started as a .30, so it has the heavier hammer.

Thanks. My Maverick has been easy to tune. My best accuracy so far is in 30 caliber with the 44.8 FX pellets at 890 fps. I might end up buying a second Maverick instead of a M4. Lots of reasons to stick with what I have. The only things that bugs me a bit sometimes about the Maverick/Wildcat is...

Thanks I might just keep the Maverick for one caliber and get the Impact for the other.

If I get an Impact M4 and a Caliber-Change kit to shoot both .30 and .22, does it matter which caliber rifle I buy initially and which caliber I buy for the Caliber-Change kit? Are the internal springs, etc the same for both caliber Impacts? I currently have a .30/.22 Maverick. Shoots great...

Josh at Utah Airguns is the one to call for good advice. He helped me through the purchase of a used Dynamic Express from Utah Airguns and saved me a lot of money with buying the slightly used rifle. His advice on pellets, rings, scope, etc has been perfect.