Maybe he did a lot of Fred Flintstone style braking with the other boot and wore it out. He now has a good boot that's no good to him.

I was quite hot today. It was around 85f here. On a side note, I've noticed that my 5 gallon buckets of roof cement are no longer filled to the top. I was told they fill them by weight, but it is still 5 gallons and this isn't a weight. I then noticed the new stuff is 4.7 gallons and the price is th...

Due to the design of the TX port you can mount a scope very close to the receiver and totally over the port. The port is more on the side of the gun unlike the HW 77/97. I have zero problems loading my TX and I swapped it's scope and mount over to a 97 and there was no way to load. Now, if you have ...

That's good. I usually get confused just trying to remember how to explain. Once you get the adjustment how you like it the TX trigger can be very good. There are some guides on polishing the sears and this will make most TX triggers even better. I like a little longer first stage because it gives t...

This is hard to explain without giving the trigger a try in person. Do you feel a definite stop at the end of the first stage? If you do, you need to turn the rear screw in the trigger blade anti-clockwise in small amounts like 1/4th turn until the gun fires in the first stage. At the exact point wh...

If it's a lefty, I see it.

All TX's and Pro Sports take the same seal. You will find some have slightly tighter comp. tubes, but all take the same seal.

You could cock both guns and check the angle of the cocking arms. This would tell you if the stroke is the same. I once had a MarkII with a 16,000 serial number and it had MarkIII stroke. I bought it used and it could have been changed because it had a 25 coil FAC spring and was doing 725 fps with ....