N/A Any high end pumpers around?

I am just coming back to airguns after being away for about 15 years, and I see that PCPs are evolved. Right before I left, I think FX Independence was all the rage. So where are we on pumpers? Anything FX-level quality? You think we'd have a 4-stage underbarrel pumps on some of those guns by now.

I am just coming back to airguns after being away for about 15 years, and I see that PCPs are evolved. Right before I left, I think FX Independence was all the rage. So where are we on pumpers? Anything FX-level quality? You think we'd have a 4-stage underbarrel pumps on some of those guns by now.
For me, the Sheridan pumpers were just great guns I still have mine from when I was nine or 10 years old. I had to reseal it once and recently put a scope on it, but it is just amazing. I don't have any experience with the new pumpers I got into Pcp's But I still enjoy shooting my pumpers every once in a while.
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For me, the Sheridan pumpers were just great guns I still have mine from when I was nine or 10 years old. I had to reseal it once and recently put a scope on it, but it is just amazing. I don't have any experience with the new pumpers I got into Pcp's But I still enjoy shooting my pumpers every once in a while.View attachment 538748
So is that a custom receiver and bolt?
 
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I have a Benjamin 312 that needs a seal kit, where might you recommend I get that kit, including the tool? Thanks
I've used these guys for years. You also will need a valve tool. https://www.bakerairguns.com/product/benjamin-310-seal-kits/
I would also get a new hammer spring. Makes a difference.
 
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Damn I need to put some great stuff in there. They fooled me. Never took the butt plate off mine. My bad.
It does feel pretty solid for a hollow stock. The ones that really feel lightweight and cheap are the ones on the Seneca Aspen/Nova Liberty. Those don’t have any diagonal reinforcements in them like the crosman and have suitcase like space inside them.

As plastic stocks go, the 362 isn’t bad, but it would be a lot nicer rifle with a wood stock.
 
I have owned and shot my Benjamin pump for 40 years and still shoot it. Makes me smile when I pick it up!
Goodmorning DoubleM
I just got my first Benji.
The crazy thing is from the late forties early fifties. It was marked "parts gun only." I pulled it out of the box when it arrived, pumped it, and started shooting cans. It was zeroed for 25 yards.👍
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For me, the Sheridan pumpers were just great guns I still have mine from when I was nine or 10 years old. I had to reseal it once and recently put a scope on it, but it is just amazing. I don't have any experience with the new pumpers I got into Pcp's But I still enjoy shooting my pumpers every once in a while.View attachment 538748
A really nice set up there!
 
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