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Today was plinking day with my new .177 “Mini-Rod”. 12 ft lbs of sweet awesomeness this little carbine is. I think this might b my newest favorite. The 2260 stock wasn’t meant for the taller PRod breech so I’m sitting here contemplating between these two cheek risers. 🤔

Who’s going to be the first to order it? https://www.pyramydair.com/product/benjamin-marauder-gen-3-pcp-air-rifle?m=6975

What part of the country do you live in? What’s your elevation? Pumpers and springers lose velocity and power with elevation. Roughly 3% lose in velocity per 1,000 ft of elevation gain. I live in the northern suburbs of Denver. My elevation is close to 5,400 ft. My 362 shoots the 14.3 CPHP...

Unbelievable! 71* F here in the Mile High city today. In March!? What the flip? So I decided I may as well contribute to the climate change efforts and emptied a CO2 cartridge into the atmosphere.

Added this BSA 2x20 scope to a 2240. More 2026 pistol shooting shenanigans are underway.

Nice pistol The barrels and valves on the H9 and other older Benjamin and Sheridan rifles and pistols like the Benjamin 392/7 multi pump rifles and the Sheridan EB co2 pistols are made of brass or bronze alloys. I personally would not use Hoppes no. 9 on it as it is a copper solvent and may...

The grips came from a company called DB Webb Inc. I think Crosman used this company as their supplier for their Custom Shop grips. I was able to buy the grips direct from them for less than what I would have paid when I bought the 2300KT from the CCS. But unfortunately, it doesn’t look like you...

Williams makes a sight that works with the steel breech. It comes as a peep sight but you can swap it out with a notch sight. The front sight on the DonnyFL adapter is also a Williams sight.

Thanks. I’ve finally came around to the reality that my eyes just aren’t what they once were and if I want to keep shooting pistols I needed some magnification help. I’m getting used to it and actually starting to enjoy it. When I was a kid my dad ran his business out of an office warehouse...

I picked up this 2-7x32 BSA pistol scope for about half price off Amazon. For the price I decided to give it a try. I put it on my 1322. It’s not a Burris but it’s not bad. I’m waiting for some lower scope mounts which will allow me to drop the scope down another 1/4” or so. In the meantime time...

None of my guns have externally adjustable regulators. I’d probably appreciate it if I had one but it’s not a necessary feature that I must have.

I’ve never claimed a tube is better than a bottle. I just like the looks of a tube over a bottle especially when it comes to a traditional rifle.

I agree. My vote is for a tube version as well.

I cleaned up the basement work bench and got the new Prod sighted in at 20 yards. Killed a few feral soda cans while I was at it.

Well that’s a bummer. I’ve never ordered from JG so wasn’t aware of any minimum orders.

Is this what you’re looking for? https://www.jgairguns.biz/760-c-78_89_173/crs160029-rear-sight-screw-p-9915.html

Yes sir. Teak wood grips and forearm made by Manop and sold by AGR. They’re nicely made. Light weight also. I don’t think they weigh much more than the plastic furniture that comes with the Prod.

I set up a new to me Prod this evening. I’m going a different direction with this one. I’ve had this UTG 2-7x32 handgun scope sitting around for several years and decided to give it a home.

Two for Tuesday.

A special ops recon/assault squad of aluminum cans suddenly attacked this morning. They must have advanced on my position at night and laid in wait until my support units left for school and work, leaving me alone and vulnerable. It was a short but intense battle. Fortunately for me, I managed...