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My reply was not meant as a complaint on Pinty. I am very pleased with their customer service and the very rapid response when sending emails to them. My Thumper had issues, but Pinty went above and beyond to make it right. I ordered a Buster at the same time, and it has been perfect in every...

I feel your pain!!! After 21 emails and over a month of time. No one ever admitted a problem with the rail. I just kept being told the replacement rifle would fix the issue. My issue was I could not mount the free Pinty scope to a Pinty Gun. Same as you it would not tighten up. The issue I had...

Parts, Parts, Parts. Todd

Hmmm, still looks like Amazon has them for $465 in the Camo. Sold and shipped by Barra in either Caliber .22 or .25 Todd

That is great news, I just ordered a Thumper and a Buster. Todd

I have lived in AR for about 10 years. I moved here in 2014, and have really enjoyed everything it has to offer. I have been coming to AR since 2005 for Sport bike riding and cycling. I read many years ago, that over 75% of the AR population does nothing outdoors. That works great for me, never...

Not sure if you have seen this from Artemis. Came out in 2019. 250z in wood stock, different trigger. Artemis M30 Todd

Mine is around 1996 vintage. but it has spent most of it's life in a hard case. Todd

Thanks you for all of the info and suggestions. I have the parts ordered, and will have it back together soon. Todd

I don't think it is going to be an issue getting it back together. I just need to find a new Spring and spring guide. Todd

I dug out my old RWS Model 52. Tried firing a few shots through it and I noticed weird Chrono numbers. I decided to take it apart and see what was up. I noticed the spring was broken into 3 pieces. The gun has less than 500 pellets through it. I checked the piston seal and all seems good there...

250z cocking That is what it looks like when I cock the gun. Hope this helps. Todd

So I can see where it looks like you opened up the area for the safety. Did that part break in 1/2? It should move when you pull the trigger cocked or not. Todd

When you cock the gun, that spring pushes down the part you are moving manually. Locking it in place until you pull the trigger. Something is not right there. That spring in your last pic pushes down on the part you are moving manually. Check all of that mechanism to make sure it is all moving...

Here is a pic of it cocked Todd

Here is a pic of mine Todd

That looks correct if it was in the uncocked position

Back the trigger screws out a bit. Todd

I totally get it. My shooting range is 70 miles away. I have to fill SCBA tank, charge gun. Take support stuff for gun (Probe, hoses). It was so much simpler before, toss gun in, a few tins of pellets and on your way. Todd

I have killed many fly's with my old Daisy 777. Todd