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I converted a KWC Tanfoglio replica and a Crosman DPMS to HPA. The drop-off in pressure using CO2 for speed shooting was a little annoying. I'm running them off a paintball tank I keep in a belt pouch. Full auto on HPA is ROWDY 
I bought a Benjamin Trail about 3 months ago that I'm already looking to sell. I was having fun with the BB guns then when I tried the pellet rifle I was HOOKED. It's a fine gun but I'm getting impatient with the single-shot-cycle and artillery hold.
I wedged a Yong Heng compressor in between the welder, tire pump and battery chargers in the shop and now I'm on the hunt for my first PCP.
I'm an archer at heart but I'm having a lot of fun with air guns in the yard. I reloaded firearms ammunition a long time ago but that hobby got too expensive and inconvenient. I don't want to drive 2 hours round trip to shoot something. Air rifles are letting me enjoy the hobby of shooting again. I'm putting several real firearms up on GunBroker that have been collecting dust for years and I'm pretty happy with the trade.
I bought a Benjamin Trail about 3 months ago that I'm already looking to sell. I was having fun with the BB guns then when I tried the pellet rifle I was HOOKED. It's a fine gun but I'm getting impatient with the single-shot-cycle and artillery hold.
I wedged a Yong Heng compressor in between the welder, tire pump and battery chargers in the shop and now I'm on the hunt for my first PCP.
I'm an archer at heart but I'm having a lot of fun with air guns in the yard. I reloaded firearms ammunition a long time ago but that hobby got too expensive and inconvenient. I don't want to drive 2 hours round trip to shoot something. Air rifles are letting me enjoy the hobby of shooting again. I'm putting several real firearms up on GunBroker that have been collecting dust for years and I'm pretty happy with the trade.
Bugthor
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I'm an archer at heart but I'm having a lot of fun with air guns in the yard. I reloaded firearms ammunition a long time ago but that hobby got too expensive and inconvenient. I don't want to drive 2 hours round trip to shoot something. Air rifles are letting me enjoy the hobby of shooting again. I'm putting several real firearms up on GunBroker that have been collecting dust for years and I'm pretty happy with the trade.
Is that an old 850-T Moto Guzzi at the back? That will make a nice project if you have time. Restore it or turn it into a cafe racer look.
v50. And it'll never get restored. I don't want anyone ruining my yard Guzzi by making it run again I plan to leave it under that magnolia til I retire in, oh, 20 years or so.
I helped a friend restore a Guzzi and we pulled the heads off this one. The bolts snapped and I had to extract them but the heads were actually still good. I couldn't believe it. That thing looked like it was pulled from the bottom of the ocean.
I'm an air-cooled BMW guy myself. This was the first time I'd worked on a Guzzi. It was all the same stuff--pushrods, dry clutch, easily-accessed carbs. It's so simple and easy to work on.
I'm ruined for working on Japanese bikes. If someone shows up to the shop with an inline-4, I answer the door with a gun in my hand
I plan to leave it under that magnolia til I retire in, oh, 20 years or so. I helped a friend restore a Guzzi and we pulled the heads off this one. The bolts snapped and I had to extract them but the heads were actually still good. I couldn't believe it. That thing looked like it was pulled from the bottom of the ocean.
I'm an air-cooled BMW guy myself. This was the first time I'd worked on a Guzzi. It was all the same stuff--pushrods, dry clutch, easily-accessed carbs. It's so simple and easy to work on.
I'm ruined for working on Japanese bikes. If someone shows up to the shop with an inline-4, I answer the door with a gun in my hand
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That Sig is so damn cool. I love the use of bottles for air. It seems like such a simple way to get a large volume of regulated air.
I looked at the Sig but went with the Crosman because I wanted the speed-loading ability of BBs. Pellets are more accurate but loading each one individually would drive me mad.
I looked at the Sig but went with the Crosman because I wanted the speed-loading ability of BBs. Pellets are more accurate but loading each one individually would drive me mad.
Bugthor
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Agree on the Sig and it has a seating tool to push the pellets into a seat...slow. Probably not a bad thing cause semi PCP sends them as fast as you can pull the trigger.
Kyler
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An FX Crown - its for sale too
An FX Crown - its for sale too
Do you use this for field target? If so, where do you shoot matches?
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