It seems that every gun has it's personality. My AA S410 .22 has it's sweetspot between 160-105 bar. Don't need a regulator when you know that. Happy New year. Very true about personality. My carbine .22 has a total spread from 190 bar down to 90 bar of just 19 fps and 98 shots in total. 72 shots o...

In fact read this thread, it will give you the part number and everything else needed.

http://www.airarmsownersclub.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=55&start=230

Why not PM Julian, he will quickly advise of the best way forward for this, well he did for me anyway.

Hello everybody. I'm new to th is site. Does anybody know which bolt was fitted to the GML rifles... only that I've managed to snap mine off and I'm having zero luck with looking online.. Many Thanks Tony If we knew where you live we might be able to suggest who could fix it or make one for you

Roger5 wrote:Why not use single shot from Rowanengineering .Rog

Oh now that's useful information, I didn't realise they did a single shot for the 410.

Thanks Rog

I have a rfd with a shop, very close to me that has neither a chrono or a method of filling bottles, that's their choice of course. On one occassion I bought a 0.22 springer which was put through the chrono at home and found to be a quite a bit over the legal limit, not wanting to add it to my licen...

With all due respect Roger, I would guess that half the people buying their first airgun would'nt know the legal implications, they certainly wouldn't have a chrongraph at home, I doubt very much that they would ask the shop to chrono it and even if they did, I would again guess that many of the sho...

My point was that when no work at all has been carried out by the owner or anyone but the manufacturer, it could be argued that the gun is "AS SUPPLIED" by the manufacturer and there has been no intent to break the law. On the other hand if a gun is found to be over powered and there is su...

Thank you bbf and woody.

Hear's a thought, free float the barrel on the carbine 400 and use a hft 500 cylinder, perfection?

Ian

Hi Peter, As instructed by Roger, use a dremel or similar with 2mm drill, I use a piece of thin walled brass tube acting as a guard in case the drill should slip, then it can't scratch anything. Please do bear in mind that if the AT has been removed and your gun is found to be over the legal limit t...