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Gee, for that you could get a "real" used AP.

Here ya go, Big Boy:

https://estore.thecmp.org/Catalog/Item/409

Worth more than just a "basement shooter". It's capable of match-winning performance.

Great trigger and grips you can work on.

Go forth and kick ass with it.

I personally find the gauges on cylinders pretty useless (I have with and without). I would pour a gurgle of liquid epoxy down to the gauge and be good to go.

Don't.

If you feel you MUST do something, shoot a couple of Q-tips down the bore.

Damnit, spektr, why are you putting out good common sense when the boy can't even figure out that any cheap-ass pellet will do for his spray and pray style.

Come on, Conradin. You know your scores won't benefit by ANY pellets you might buy.

Actually, some of the scores posted here are so bad that ANY pellet would be satisfactory. Any pellet tests that I have posted show decent results.

With the scores you have posted, your pellet choice should be the LAST thing you should be looking at.

Maybe when you start hitting the 560's or 570's.

Do you want the cheapest pellets? Or do you want the cheapest decent pellets?

42 shots a day? OMFG, there goes your "pot" budget!

You seem to have totally forgotten the original reason for the Olympic games.

It was to show everyone what you could do in battle without killing each other.

I'm not sure where break dancing fits in, but it sounds racist to me.

"It might be fun to start holding old fart competitions using single stroke pneumatics. Only question I have is whether or not the organizer should have an EMS crew on standby during the event....all that heavy pumping. ;-)" For the old guys, I guess it just depends on whether they have yo...

I bought my S&W41 in the early eighties. I've had to buy an occasional part for it ...just pick up the phone to S&W. I was having jamming problems with it (didn't realize it had a broken extractor). I had a Red Dot on it, so I sawed off the rear sight extension and filed it flush with the br...

My God, William, you got it in one. Your perspicacity never fails to amaze.

If you're concerned about cost, why not buy a used single stroke pneumatic? You would save the cost of tank, fittings, and gauges, plus ongoing testing and fills. You would give up nothing in terms of accuracy, trigger, or fit, plus the kids would get a little strengthening exercise. If the above do...

William, I'll leave the answer to that question to Clarence Perkins, "Farkle-Meister Extraordinaire."

But, "best one" I was referring to, is the most expensive.

A common type of question on here, along with questions about, "Which super-whizbang-gizmo will bring me Olympic glory." Sorry, Chief, it's the Indian, not the arrow. Once you have the grip and trigger set up, I'm afraid you won't find much difference in performance among quality guns. But...

Doesn't the "Money Shot" mean something else in the porn industry?

Or, as suggested, are they relaxed afterword?