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by B.B. Pelletier I thought I would do something general that everyone needs, and this topic jumped out at me. Everyone wants to know how and where to lubricate a spring airgun. Before I begin, let me mention that this is a huge subject, so I had to break it into parts. Today, I’ll do … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Let’s take a look at one of the longest-running airgun models ever made – the Diana model 27. The history given here is condensed from Blue Book of Airguns, Fifth Edition. My Diana 27 was made in 1967 for the Hy-Score company. It’s a Hy-Score 807. A long runDiana is a German … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Before we start, look at the SEARCH bar in the right column! Now you can search all the past postings for specific terms. The September 30 index will probably come up a lot when you do, but you should also get the actual posting that you’re interested in. Now for today’s post. … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Okay, today, it’s official. Christmas is just a month away! Time to start getting serious about that special present you want. Over the past months, I’ve talked about a lot of airguns, but today I want to show you a very special target pistol that’s made right here in the good old … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Happy Thanksgiving! The Gamo Hunter 1250 Hurricane is a very different Gamo spring rifle. It’s unlike any of their other spring rifles in so many ways that I thought I would go over them for you today. This is a LARGE air rifle!I think the Beeman R1 is big, but the Gamo … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Okay, you’ve been very patient – to the point that you think I forgot all about you and your favorite air rifle. You own a Crosman 2260 and love it! Crosman’s .22 caliber 2260 is a direct descendent of the 160. The 2260 has a great “family” historyThe 2260 is the offspring … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Today, we’ll look at two older American air shotguns. These two have nothing to do with the current fad of big bore airguns. Both were conceived as genuine shotguns to serve as replacements for firearms, though at reduced ranges, and both are .410 caliber. Paul’s .410 air shotgun is a front-pump pneumatic. … Read more
