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1,4,5,7. But really I don’t think there is a wrong answer

About PCP you have wasted time on or silly comments

It’s here in the US now at Airguns of Arizona. Can’t wait for some real reviews on it (hint hint HAM) https://www.airgunsofarizona.com/co2/alias-airguns-gem-co2-pistol-.177-sapphire-edition/

Now can we please have a made in the USA bb? There are none made here now 😢

Good article. I can’t help but think of Daisy. They were all being produced in Rogers Ark. Now mostly China and some pistols in Japan. So I wonder since some countries have higher tariffs than others, I assume some of a company’s models will be affected more than others. Then I think of...

You would think with it shooting 100 fps less than the P17, it would be easier to cock.

Nice. But I sure wish they would have made it to put out 410 or so fps. Just me

I like the looks. But with that long barrel, you would think it would put out more like 420 to 500 fps.

Very interested in this review. Nothing like plinking cans and random targets. I am hoping she does well

Just wondering as silicone isn’t the best metal to metal lubricant (not an ep). Oil or grease is better for high friction/load on metal to metal. But if it works, then good enough.

Is there a reason you use silicone vs an oil on the linkages?

You are probably talking about pcp but would love for the Benjamin 392 ACP to come back https://www.airgunsofarizona.com/BenjaminACP.htm

I have been watching reviews of the Dragonfly to see how they hold up. Some seem spotty (linkage issues on early models). Hopefully they are all good now.

Could this be a world beater? Sure hope so. Hopefully will have good quality.

Can’t wait to read more about that Nova Vista Pump. Hopefully longevity of the pump has improved. More robust.

What were the small upgrades to the HW pistols?

I noticed this with big box stores too on all kinds of items. Most (think Walmart) have a place to select in store only to filter out the rest.

Right. I can’t stand the crosman blade/peep that is adjusted and held on with the small Phillips screw in the middle. It was on my 2260 (and many crosmans). Ugh. Tom Gaylord has spoken about this many times. How hard is it to make a simpler blade/notch.

Not sure if you are kidding or not. I assume it’s higher because of so much less demand.