Some guns that you would probably really like David are the Sharps pump rifles:https://www.pyramydair.com/blog/2009/09/sharp-ace-the-sheridan-of-the-orient/There was an entire series of quality rifle that show up from time to time ranging from those incredible deal at $200 to collectors $700 but they are nice guns.(the ace was the economy model I think)(wish we had an importer picking up used ones in japan and shipping them over here...)Joseph
Quote from: habanero69er on January 15, 2015, 09:42:45 AMQuote from: DavidS on January 15, 2015, 09:08:32 AMThat Mohawk is one nice pumper, WOW. I did not know that something like that was made.I can understand the convenience of the follow up shot for sure. That is the reason that I have experimented with ACP as well as with HPA designs. There are times that I wish that there was a best of both worlds, a 3+ shot ACP that you could adjust the power as low or as high as you want for the gun quickly for each and every shot. Though to my knowledge there is no best of both worlds.There is. The FX Indendence & Indy.A bit out of my price range . Also I did not know that they could be adjusted down to a 7FPE shot.Thank you for the idea.
Quote from: DavidS on January 15, 2015, 09:08:32 AMThat Mohawk is one nice pumper, WOW. I did not know that something like that was made.I can understand the convenience of the follow up shot for sure. That is the reason that I have experimented with ACP as well as with HPA designs. There are times that I wish that there was a best of both worlds, a 3+ shot ACP that you could adjust the power as low or as high as you want for the gun quickly for each and every shot. Though to my knowledge there is no best of both worlds.There is. The FX Indendence & Indy.
That Mohawk is one nice pumper, WOW. I did not know that something like that was made.I can understand the convenience of the follow up shot for sure. That is the reason that I have experimented with ACP as well as with HPA designs. There are times that I wish that there was a best of both worlds, a 3+ shot ACP that you could adjust the power as low or as high as you want for the gun quickly for each and every shot. Though to my knowledge there is no best of both worlds.
Quote from: DavidS on January 15, 2015, 11:34:04 AMQuote from: habanero69er on January 15, 2015, 09:42:45 AMQuote from: DavidS on January 15, 2015, 09:08:32 AMThat Mohawk is one nice pumper, WOW. I did not know that something like that was made.I can understand the convenience of the follow up shot for sure. That is the reason that I have experimented with ACP as well as with HPA designs. There are times that I wish that there was a best of both worlds, a 3+ shot ACP that you could adjust the power as low or as high as you want for the gun quickly for each and every shot. Though to my knowledge there is no best of both worlds.There is. The FX Indendence & Indy.A bit out of my price range . Also I did not know that they could be adjusted down to a 7FPE shot.Thank you for the idea.Not sure you can dial them down to only 7fpe. Why would you want to use such a low power range? Do you plan on fine tuning each & every shot according to whether you're shooting HOSP or a raccoon? That's being too nit picky.
Quote from: ToRmEnToR on January 15, 2015, 05:14:52 AMPardon My francais, but what the heck is that!!??Titan Mohawk .22 cal. It's a 6-7 multi stroke pneumatic from England no longer made. It's a John Bowkett design. There are a few designs and stock variations. Titan went out of business and then the company Falcon was born. Falcon used a lot of the designs (and parts) from Titan guns. I have a Falcon FN-12 and some of the parts are interchangable with this Mohawk. First three pumps weren't too difficult. But the next four or so got progressively harder with each pump. I sold the Mohawk a couple years back.
Pardon My francais, but what the heck is that!!??