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Wood floats doesn't it? Orv.

I'm certainly glad that I purchased all my Benjamin Single Die Pellets about a year ago. John, perhaps you'll recall my anticipation and many questions about when they might be coming. I've been shooting those tins of Benjamin Single, but now working in some tins of JSB 15.86 & 18g Pellets...

Thanks, that's just the info I needed. I now remember having read that article a couple of years ago.

Welcome to our HAM Community. I'm a fellow Californian from down Aguanga way (17 miles east of Temecula in the beautiful High Desert). Where abouts are you from? I'm a springer guy with a TX200, a HW97K and a HW50S. Orv.

One for the books indeed! A few years ago I had one of those yellow, plastic airgun pistols called "Air Assalt" (or something close to that). It compressed rock salt and fired a spray of salt fast enough to kill, or at least annoy flying insects (do not try this on bees). I never noticed any...

I was extremely impressed by the quality of Benjamin Single Die Pellets when they were first introduced. And they came with a promise, and that was to meet the perfection bar and to stay there. Initially, they were great . . . my TX200 shot them better than Air Arms Pellets and at the same...

Are Precihole Airguns going to be featured any where in the US. At one point I heard that they would be sold through Pyramyd, but I still haven't seen them being marketed here. Orv

I appreciate each of your input. I guess what my Athlon is doing is normal. The lack of brightness is an inconvenience, but not a deal breaker. It just means that I have to watch my phone and deal with an ap. It's so important to be aware of the health of one's rifle. On springers like mine ...

Late last year I purchased an Athlon Rangecraft Chronograph. The features of this chronograph are amazing and it's so easy to use. The features aren't up to those of the Lab chronograph, or even the Garmin, but each of these has features I neither need nor can afford. So . . . back to my...

Maybe with your HAM Points you could purchase a brand new toy for the price of used. At 10% off, that's a $100 off per thousand dollar purchase. Isn't a new toy always better than a used one? Orv.

As much as I appreciate the article on JSB pellets, I would certainly appreciate an explanation of what defines Match pellets vs Exacts and finally Hades pellets. I am assuming that each. Of these will be offered in a dome, or a diabolo, and last, the

There are plenty of fine rifles out there to meet all our myriad dreams. The Spanish made Cometa. rifles intrigue me at this point because I suppose, I've yet to fire one. I say this because there are sooo many rifles available and I just want to try all of them. All it takes is the dream, and...

Just a suggestion here, but have you considered cocking aids to make the process a bit simpler? If you'd consider one, I'd be happy to research one specifically for your TX200. They're available for any Weihrauch springer as well. By the by, I'm always looking for quality springers to enhance...

I have shot PCP airrifles on numerous occasions. About 6 years ago, I would be shooting one of my CO2 rifles or pistols, or perhaps my TX200 springer. One of our other members came out to the range every day, yes that's 7 days a week to shoot his chassis mounted, tuned by Thompson, RAW 177...

I have valued my "Benjamin Bullseyes " for a couple of years now. I have valued the. quality of these pellets as well as the fact that they've been made in the USA. Why do we let foreign companies buy up our valuable companies? What.has happened to all the Crosman/Benjamin employees? Does no...

Last year I eagerly awaited the arrival of my 18 tins of Benjamin Single Die Pellets in 22 cal. My TX200 loves them (when it's working, that is), so I now have enough to get me through this year. Anyway, I noticed on another thread that Benjamin's were no longer mentioned as being made in the...

The issue is still the same, but the fix will have to wait until tomorrow. Thanks for your interest, Orv.

I believe that more testing is due all around for my troublesome TX200. It is finally coming apart (intentionally that is) tomorrow. I received an email from the tech at Air Venturi yesterday with a drawn out diagram for me to follow. This poor tech is wise enough, after dealing with me several...

All that I can add is "brrrr" to those snowy, freezing, New England, temperatures. Their just too cold for an old desert rat like me. The temps here in our California Deserts reached into the upper 80s today and will reach the lower to mid 50s tonight. Ahhh, just right. Orv.