So what did you Order / Receive today ? (to feed the "Beast" that lives within)

[Whirligig]

The pistol seems pretty nice to me.

Don't get me wrong.... I agree 100%

There were even national matches won with the Gamo Compact... I am just leery as to what Air Venture conjured up with Gamo to put their "AV"name on it.

I understand where you are coming from. Unfortunately, I've never shot a Gamo Compact so I am not in a position to make a comparison. I will say that the manufacturing on my new "Air Venture" is outstanding. Like Beeman P1 outstanding. I just need to need to actually shoot it.

-W

[bReTt]

A gray/black laminate stock blank

[Madd Hatter]

I finally ordered the spring guide from crosman to fix my B3-3 rifle.

[Mosin Marine]

Purchased the steel breech for my crosman 1377. Also hopping wife never finds this forum since this is just a running tally of items that just accidentally showed up haha

[Ole Coyote]

When I was a kid, I (briefly) had had an air pistol which I had liked very much. I looked into buying one like it (an Oklahoma, break barrel). I found several on Ebay, and was all set to buy one at $77, which I thought was a little pricey, but the rest of them were over $100. Anyway, I did not bid on it, but was waiting to catch it at the end of the auction. Well, as luck would have it, I wound up in the hospital at the time of the auction, so I missed it. I really didn't want to spend over a hundred dollars on it, so I looked around, and found that the Umarex Browning Buckmark air pistol was very similar to it, and Airgun Angie's review of it sold me on it, but as I shopped around, it was either overpriced and/or out of stock. Not even Umarex showed it in stock. I finally found it at Cabela's in stock, and not too overpriced. So, I pulled the trigger on it at $49.99 (a penny shy of qualifying for free shipping), and it should be here in about a week.

[bReTt]

When I was a kid, I (briefly) had had an air pistol which I had liked very much. I looked into buying one like it (an Oklahoma, break barrel). I found several on Ebay, and was all set to buy one at $77, which I thought was a little pricey, but the rest of them were over $100. Anyway, I did not bid on it, but was waiting to catch it at the end of the auction. Well, as luck would have it, I wound up in the hospital at the time of the auction, so I missed it. I really didn't want to spend over a hundred dollars on it, so I looked around, and found that the Umarex Browning Buckmark air pistol was very similar to it, and Airgun Angie's review of it sold me on it, but as I shopped around, it was either overpriced and/or out of stock. Not even Umarex showed it in stock. I finally found it at Cabela's in stock, and not too overpriced. So, I pulled the trigger on it at $49.99 (a penny shy of qualifying for free shipping), and it should be here in about a week.

I was so close to buying one a couple weeks ago.  I did well and resisted but now you have me thinking about it again.  Squirrel!   

[Hoosier Daddy]

Paid for and in transit...
Dated to 1946.
That means it is a 75 year old airgun that looks complete and ready for restoration.
Just imagine... WWII was ending, soldiers returning home, and this was available to the masses.
Right in the same time frame as my 312 Benji. 

[Matchstickshooter]

 Ordered B3 piston seals...

[hoteltwofive]

In stock alert for HW75...into cart...GTA PA discount...
CT taxes plus shipping=

[Jshooter71]

Paid for and in transit...
Dated to 1946.
That means it is a 75 year old airgun that looks complete and ready for restoration.
Just imagine... WWII was ending, soldiers returning home, and this was available to the masses.
Right in the same time frame as my 312 Benji. 

That’s amazing, Scott! I wonder if any of our members bought one when new? (what make/model/caliber?)

[tjk]

Pellets from PA!!!

[bReTt]

FX label 10.3 grain pellets

[Killercrow]

Wooo 714 pages!
I ordered a 5/8" drill chuck for my drill press, now Ill be able to make pistons and parts up to 5/8" instead of 1/2"

[Ole Coyote]

Paid for and in transit...
Dated to 1946.
That means it is a 75 year old airgun that looks complete and ready for restoration.
Just imagine... WWII was ending, soldiers returning home, and this was available to the masses.
Right in the same time frame as my 312 Benji. 

My Crosman 101 is a 1925 model (first year of manufacture). According to an AG historian that I read, it was a real Depression era "pot stuffer". With new seals it is a great shooter! With, I think 7 pumps, it chronys .22 CPHP's at better than 600 FPS, and is a real tack driver. My Brother has a 1942 model, with a Remington made steel barrel, which came standard with it. (apparently, Crosman had trouble with keeping up with barrel production for them for a while)

[Hoosier Daddy]

That’s amazing, Scott! I wonder if any of our members bought one when new? (what make/model/caliber?)

It's a Crosman 101 in .22 like DF_Hammack's beautiful example.

[Jshooter71]

That’s amazing, Scott! I wonder if any of our members bought one when new? (what make/model/caliber?)

It's a Crosman 101 in .22 like DF_Hammack's beautiful example.

Ahhhhh, nice!

[Johnnyairpower]

My 178 g hp’s and 142 g hp’s from nsa. My bd should be here tomorrow and i hardly believe it shoots these big ole monsters!

[Spooner]

my 6oz bottle of Mac1 SS arrived today... he ships really fast! had to email him to make sure i ordered the right stuff though. the lube is green and the picture shows it as a goldish yellow?

[bReTt]

The .22 cal HW30S delivered today just as I was going in to work.  I was just going to leave it in the box but I had to check it out. 

I didn’t order the deluxe but that is what I received.  At first I was a bit let down because I wanted the forend to cover the breech block but since it’s here and I look at it it is kind of nice so I’ll keep it

I was only able to get about 5 shots on a can but I sure do like it in .22!!! 🥰🥰🥰

[Archdesigner03]

I ordered and received XAegis bipod and HARRIS Engineering NO. 2 Flange nut to be installed on the forearm of my marauder pistol. The installation didn't go as smooth as I like as there's a cant in the scope with the bipod installed. I never use or install a bipod before but as it turns out, its a common problem to have. After a couple of hours making sure I installed the flange nut swivel stud as straight as possible and bending of the bipod legs, I finally made everything nice and straight. The bipod is only 20 bucks on amazon and looks to be of good quality. Looking forward to test it out once the weather permits.