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Today’s report is about those airguns you hate — until you learn to love them.
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Today’s report is about those airguns you hate — until you learn to love them.
Eight years ago we looked at a Diana 45 that was made in August of 1988. Today we start looking at a different Diana 45 that was made in October of the same year.
Hence, the rifle was cocked for 3 days — very uncool!
This report will be a quick look at the brief history of the spring-piston airgun. I say brief, even though this type of airgun has been in existence for over 125 years. In its modern form the springer began in 1905/06.
Today we have a very special guest blog from reader Pat Gray who bought a Beeman C1 from me at the Arkansas airgun show and put it back into commission. I asked him to write this guest blog about it.
Today I am going to install the Vortek tuneup kit for the HW 50S air rifle and see where it takes us.