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Cheapest (as you know) is a SSP since it needs no accessories. Just about anything would be better (I speak from experience). You can also get top quality used CO2 guns for not much money (Walther, Pardini, Steyr}. Good luck with your search@ Hey you guys looking at this, let him know what you have ...

No you don't.

It's hell getting old! Just ask William.

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Try here:

https://targettalk.org/viewtopic.php?t=68517

Of course you're too old, you doddering wretch. Look how proudly Biden the Ancient serves our country. But then he's special!

Obnoxious abuse aside, you're OK. Just go for it.

Go to the BUY, SELL,TRADE. Put in a WTB ad.

You may want to give your boyfriend your "Clodbuster" and pick yourself up something a little nicer (Pardini K58, FWB100, Walther LPM1).

If you have vision problems see an eye doctor. If not, go to the Dollar Store and buy two or three pairs of glasses that seem about right. Put matte Scotch tape on the inside of the non-viewing eye lens. Take it from there.

Finger it out yourself







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It's not too late to cancel your order and find a nice single stroke pneumatic, thus saving all this stress, aggravation, and expense.

If all this troubles you, you might want to consider having a large nitrogen tank (or two) delivered. When it gets low, just pick up the phone and they'll swap it out on a full one.

Here's a drill I posted some time back. I think it's perfect for you.

https://targettalk.org/viewtopic.php?p= ... to#p222116

CC used to work on Walthers and probably others. I don't know about lately, though.

I know nothing, but have you tried phoning S&W? (Parts or Custom work)

Shooterer wrote: ↑Mon May 20, 2024 10:42 amtunetoz.jpg

Perzackly!!!

I also made springs out of small paper clips that work better than the originals.

You can get a good deal on a spare regulator AND a new cylinder & spare fill adapter by purchasing the Steyr CO2 conversion kit. https://www.euroshooting.eu/en/index.php?detail=4002090550 I like the way you think!!! You might be able to get it even cheaper by telling them to keep the fill adapt...

Go cheap first: new hammer spring. Use some nail polish to ensure the tension screw isn't backing out.

There's a whole bunch of stuff on here about reworking a TOZ. Do a search.

I threw away the butt ugly wood fore-arm, sawed off a piece of .223 brass and used that instead.

UGLY? Yes, but I think anyone shooting a TOZ doesn't give a damn about esthetics anyway.

What schmuck said you can't buy points, when here it is before your very eyes.

How much$$$?

Since you suck, you'll have no trouble getting thirty or so shots on a single target. Find the rough center of that mess and adjust your sight to center the group at the rate of about four clicks per scoring ring. Do this repeatedly throughout your shooting career. As you improve, you can put new ta...

Broken gauge? My experience has been that the gauges are not "wonderful."
Unless the cylinder is leaking at the gauge (not uncommon), don't even bother with it.
Use it as is.

Also, unless you are attending big matches, no one cares about your cylinder dates.