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Benjamin Nitro Piston Pistol Carbine Conversion

Was kicking around for a simple project the other evening and remembered that I had a Benjamin Nitro Piston pistol.  Years ago, this model was reviewed on the Pyramyd Air Blog and Gaylord mentioned that it might make for a nice carbine...


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Vacation Time with the Air Arms Pro Sport

Just checking in. 
Spent the last few days in the George Washington National Forest on the Virginia/West Virginia border.   Of course, we brought air rifles.   This week is always an opportunity to bring out some airguns that don't otherwise get much play time.  

Brought .22 Pro Sport that I've had for almost two decades.  &nbs...


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The Restocked Remington Summit Follow-Up

This is more of a "where are they now?" post along with some rambling backstory.

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Feinwerkbau 124 Sling Attachment and Scope Stop -- Part 1
This old Feinwerkbau 124 was my first air rifle purchase.  Think I was sixteen or seventeen at the time.  I'd been reading the Beeman catalogs and wanted something decent.  The R1 had come out recently and wasn't in this kid's budget, but the FWB 124D in the used gun rack certainly was.  Several decades of repairs/upkeep/changes and modifications led to its c...

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Modified CO2 cap with a QD Sling Swivel on a Crosman Carbine
I'm always changing configurations with my various Crosman 22XX guns.  Their modular design makes it easy to go from pistol to carbine to rifle and back in a few minutes.  Combined with a few adapters, I've been able to try several interesting combinations.  In the last blog post, I had

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