[QUOTE=Paul55;7388261]Be prepared to lose hours of your time as you revisit your childhood. This web site is one of my favourites. How many did you have?
Well who would have guessed it !
And just wasted a half hour of my life!
Don.
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[QUOTE=Paul55;7388261]Be prepared to lose hours of your time as you revisit your childhood. This web site is one of my favourites. How many did you have?
Well who would have guessed it !
And just wasted a half hour of my life!
Don.
Retired Mod & Airgun Anorak Extraordinaire
Ditto, but imho, both our half hours were far from wasted (lol). Thanks to Paul55 for the link.Originally Posted by gwyn
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Done my bit for the BBS: http://www.airgunbbs.com/showthread....-being-a-mod-… now I’m a game-keeper turned poacher.
I get by with a little help from my friends
Really glad you enjoyed it guys
UBC Resident Cowboy
St Paul of 55
Been there, bought it, tried it, sold it
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Some of those vintage Western cap guns would make great Co2 guns!
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Yeah, I'm not a fan of nickel / chrome finishes unless it's on an old 19th century air gun. Like the Pope, Eureka, Quackenbush era. I'd much rather a blued gun.
Anyway, I wrote a review on the Sheridan if it helps you to decide...
http://www.jimmiedeesairguns.com/rev...eridan-cowboy/
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I love shiny guns and have a few!
I like the looks ,size and big grips on the Crosman.
I think they really need Crosman or Umarex co2 capsules as I have had piercing issues with others.
I don’t think it shoots as well as the Umarex Peacemakers but the weather closed in before I could get round to really testing them against each other.
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I picked up a Crosman Remington this morning and am very pleased with it.After a plink in the garage with it and a general fiddle I'd say it's about as well made as the Umarex SAA, power seems to be pretty much the same and accuracy after a short plink seems to be about the same using the bb shells.
The Umarex shells seem a little better made than the Crosman Cowboy shells.
The pellet shells are identical to the bb shells with the exception of a pellet profile on the rim as opposed to 4.5mm etched onto the rim of the bb shells.
The supposedly dedicated pellet shell rear synthetic seats are too tight a fit for 7 grain Hobbys and several pellets failed to discharge from the shells.
I can't see the point of using pellets in the smoothbore barrel anyway,so I will only use the gun with bb's!
A worthy addition to the collection and later in the week I will head off on the motorway to get a Schofield.....
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