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If you have the skill to do it, I find it way more entertaining in doing it yourself than paying someone else to do. There are only a few that I would want to tune my springers, and they are both retired.

I’ve owned a lot of springers, mostly HW’s and Diana’s and only had 1 problem one time when first got into airguns with a R-1 not cocking. If I knew what I knew now I would have fixed it myself in 10 minutes and never sent it back to Beeman.

I'm not sure what they worry is all about. Historically tariffs work really well.

They are legal in my state, and up until recently it took around a year to get approved. Way too much government oversight for what it actually is.

I’m looking forward to seeing what it is. I’d like to buy a Daystate this time around.

Suppressors should have been legal a long time ago. It could have saved hearing loss. Plus, there is no downside to suppressors.

Boredom? Cronic need to get to 1000 points. I'm just guessing. lol

They had an RWS 52 in .25cal. I thought about it for a minute, and it was gone. I didn't need it, but it is rare and a really good one in .25cal from what I can remember. I once had a 48 in .25cal. Should have kept it.

There is several on AOA, but the good one's won't be there very long.

It hasn't happened yet, so no since in worrying about it. No European country wants to have tariff on their goods, and I don't want the price of my pellets and air guns going up.

That's about average from what I've seen over the years. They seem to be a pretty consistent from gun to gun.

Columbia? I hope not. That is where I get all my pellets from.

No country has been hit with tariffs yet, and more than likely won't be.

I've had all 3 over the years. Not a lot of options for .20cal cocerning pellets. I'd probably pic .22cal over .20cal.

The MA8 looks very promising. Of course I like anything with a laminate stock.

You are correct. Time is getting away from me. I forget how long it's been since the 80's.

It's a good springer with a T05 trigger since its from the 80's. The internals may need to be replaced as they do wear out, especially the piston seal, even if it hasn't been shot a lot.

One of the big differences between the HW30 and the HW50 is that the HW50's cocking effort is over twice as much and a very noticeable difference.

You know how that goes.

Middle school age. The HW30S is just that much easier to shoot accurately.