I just tried to unscrew the cap on my wife's Diana Chaser, and it definitely still has pressure. It's been charged for about 18 months so you can add it to the list.
Tempting, but it looks exactly like my no function/warranty Vevor. You have 3 years on that, yet my Vevor filled Prods 14 times and broke twice.
The warranty is an endless loop of send a video of it not working, then no response.
I will end up using it as a target one day.
I have not been gentle with it, topped off 2 90 ci bottles from 25000 to 4500 when my Shoe Box quit. And main gun that it fills is a Pile Driver. I did not expect it to last this long either, now price is 1/2 what I paid.
« Last post by Jshooter71 onToday at 08:43:00 AM »
Yesterday’s wind was much more calm than Friday, so I setup a 9 spot target at 20 meters and started shooting 5 shot groups with my Dragonfly Mk2. By the second group, I wondered if a peep I had laying around could help. I didn’t really want to remove the factory rear sight, just in case the peep didn’t work out. I mounted a UTG Micro Peep with a 11mm to Pic adapter under neath and it worked out perfectly. I got that peep a long time ago for another rifle that couldn’t line up enough for elevation, but this worked out really good. I’m going to leave it set like this, I can barely make out the corners of the factory rear sight in the peep, a co-witness, if you will. After I got it sighted in and better groups, I felt satisfied and shot a 12 shot group at 30 meters with my C2023. I wasn’t sure where the pellets would land, so just centered the front sight on the 8” Rona plate. I think it would’ve been a tighter group if I aimed at a smaller specific dot. All in all, it was a good round of shooting.
With regard to the Crosman 74, I don't know the size of the seal. The rifle cost me $49 CAN (half price on sale)
After making the previous post, I scoured my shop until I found the little critter. Shook it to make sure there were no bbs in it, then pointed it at a bunch of shop rags and squeezed one off. Same old fart sound. I'm sure it's been more than two years and there is still gas in it.
« Last post by Back_Roads onToday at 08:32:28 AM »
Last couple squirrel hunts have produced some stubborn squirrels with shots that normally would stop them in their tracks, I was suspecting a meth lab nearby and there was more to go around after dispatching so many squirrels before this started.
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