Forty years old and yes, there is probably newer guns that will out perform it but will they do it with such great character?
Thats the beauty of the '35. Three bolts and the stock is off. Two pins the trigger unit is out then just the end block to unscrew. It couldn't be simpler. The fiddlers dream.
I bought a very tatty '35 had it reblued, new (s/h) stock, re-lubed etc. and when it came to shooting it I noticed it was over sprung and not nice to shoot.
Reducing the spring in stages improved power. When it was at its peak I sealed the cylinder and got another 2 ft/lbs m e. Its now doing 11.7 in .22 with
NO spring pre-load. Looks and shoots lovely to.
ATB
Ian