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Expanding on that a little further, mount a small lightweight videocam with an audio pickup to the eyepiece of that scope (the scope being mounted in such a way that it doesn't block the *real* sights but adjusted to the same POA), and dryfire away to your heart's content. Playing that video back in...

Four seals if you include the piston seal - if it's not holding air, the issue is either valve seal or piston seal. Open the breech, place a finger over the hole that leads back into the cylinder area and cycle the piston; if you feel air forcing out past your finger as you swing the lever forward i...

I take that back... heard back from Bill Welch, looks like he has those screws in stock!

Thanks RobinC!

Thanks everybody! I just wound up machining (and properly hardening) a special bit to use with an impact screwdriver to remove the old screws - one slot is left a little chewed up, but I'll just make a replacement set to take a hex key so I don't have this issue next time. I was hoping to avoid the ...

Yes, I've got and use a set of those, but these screws are not flat in the bottom of the slot, they are cut to a radius that does not extend to the full width of the head. The result - as I unfortunately discovered - is that standard gunsmith screwdrivers, cut flat on the bottom and not to a matchin...

I have to admit, I've never even tried a low sling position. Aside from the whole reduced pulse effect from slinging over tendon (above or below) instead of muscle mass, looking at it from a simple mechanical leverage standpoint locating as far as possible from the fulcrum of the elbow makes more se...

Finally got around to ordering a replacement piston seal, but... Those 2 flat head screws with the radius-bottom slot that hold the piston lever assembly in the rear of the receiver - is there a special driver available somewhere for those things? Also, are replacement screws available for those of ...