I had no idea they existed until I saw the advert, thought I had to share! So glad you enjoyed it, thank you.

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Ooh, that's neat, thanks for the extra info! You're fortunate to have both!

The chunk is _so_ damn good. Alas, I bought it from the local version of eBay here in Sweden (Tradera). Just gotta trawl it daily and keep an eye out for interesting and/or broken aka cheap pieces.

If you're in Sweden, then maybe? Otherwise I'm not comfortable sending an airgun internationally, sorry.

It's metal, but I don't think it's steel. It feels solid, and aside from the plastic grips, yes, it's metal.

Howdy. Once you take the plastic cover off, the barrel can be screwed out, no locking screw or anything.

@@MyAirgunPhase Thanks, now I'm hoping to find a longer barrel with that size thread. Btw, this vid has been a very useful reference on this pistol, very appreciated. 👍

@@wulfish1 Awesome, I'd glad my ramblings were useful. Good luck in trying to find a replacement barrel, I wonder if you could find a 10mm barrel and just create the thread yourself on it? Would be pretty difficult, but with enough brute force you could probably pull it off. Or find someone with a lathe?

You can watch the follow-up video where I discuss the power: ~6.1ft/lbs... but it depends how much you tighten up the string. As for effective? For what cause? For me doing 10m plinking at home? Sure! Beyond that, I don't know, sorry. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKKWZWlomtFrY6c

@@MyAirgunPhase Is It Effective For Hunting ?

@@user-qx7nt4be4i Sorry, like I said, I only plink, I don't hunt at all, so I don't know. I don't imagine it would be, though. The bow is at a 70lb draw right now, and giving less than 10J or 8ft/lbs, so if you wanted to get much more energy, you'll be better off with an arrow.

Hi! I didn't know that there were different versions, so I don't know what it looks like, and what might be a good substitute, sorry! Some people decided to make their own from round aluminium bar, with 2 O-rings on it, which looks easy enough to do if you have access to some tools: www.scientificillustration.net/images/air/lp2-3pistonHi.jpg Thank you for the kind words, and good luck!

Hi, there are links in the video description above where you can find the 3D files. If you don't have a 3D printer, you might try an online store like jlc3dp.com or somewhere like that. ¡Buena suerte!

That's such a difficult question to answer! So many factors! What style do they like, what is their use case, are they shooting indoors/back yard... My PP700 is amazing, holds air forever, and I can put pellet through pellet after years of owning and shooting it. BUT It's a PCP, so you'll need to consider a pump as well, which blows out the budget. It's also quite loud, too loud for indoors unless you get an adapter and a moderator... more cost. So you could get a CO2 gun of some kind, but then your friend would have to buy cartridges as well, which is like "batteries not included". So maaaybe you could buy a single or multipump gun? Something like the Crosman 1322? They're cheap enough to have money left over to get a nice aluminium replacement front piece that has a moderator thread on, too. Or the Weihrauch HW40 / Beeman P17 single pump. I love my Zoraki HP-01, with moderator attachment it's super quiet, and MY trigger is amazing (I've heard others hate theirs, though). Buuuut maybe your friend won't like pumping, so maybe CO2 IS the way to go. Let me know what kind of narrowing it down you'd like.

Oh hey, I just checked out Solware.co.uk, and the PP750 is on sale and fits in your budget (without pump), it's nice because it has a magazine and extendable stock, in case your friend finds the single-loading of the PP700 annoying.

@@MyAirgunPhase Thank you for reaching back. Looking for an air pistol with consistency, so maybe regulated, rifled, that can shoot at least 4.5 ft/lbs. Backyard target shooter in mind PP750 looks good. If we didn’t want to go the PCP route, would the Cometa Indian be good for an all around plinker? Knowing him, he’d like metal/aluminum and wood over polymers and a ton of synthetics Maybe it’s wrong of me, but I’d like to get him something that might get him into the air gun “bug,” if he likes it enough. I’m an American gun nut so I’d feel a sense of comrodory 😂

Yup, Sweden, lower than the UK, we've got a 10 Joule limit, ~7.4ft/lbs limit. But we are allowed up to .25 aka 6.35mm pellets within that. Denmark allows much more, but I'm in Sweden, so not that up to date.

I honestly couldn't tell you, sorry. The Kral website doesn't even list either of these models to check up on. "T" can mean "thumbhole" and refer to a stock that's more like a pistol grip than a usual rifle grip... but I don't think that's the case here.

Oh man, stomach churn, thank goodness it didn't chew any skin between fingers. The power of levers works both ways, sadly. Lessons learnt though? I only recently got a 45, one that comes with a threaded barrel in the box. It's kinda weird, because the box isn't really long enough for it, so I'm not sure if the shop just started doing it or what.

​​@@MyAirgunPhase got excited by the idea of a gunshop turning out threaded HW45s...then realise you're in Sweden....too far to drive and buy..dammit 🔫😸

@@nikkihayes5411 I get a lot of my stuff from Germany, because they have a similar low-power limit (which doesn't affect most "fun" pistols), and they're cheaper. I got mine from www.versandhaus-schneider.de/

That sounds very Robocop-y! Really glad it was pointing at the floor, though. That's always a good habit to have.

Isn't that the best? Because even if it's not working, it's such a simple rifle that it's pretty easy to fix! I'm so happy for you!

Velocity doesn't mean much without the pellet weight, so instead I'll say that where I live, the law is that airguns must be below roughly 7fpe, so that would be the maximum. However, this seems to an import from Germany, and as such is roughly 5.5fpe or 7.5J

​@@MyAirgunPhasehow to get 16-17 J? I want to buy myself one but its just too weak for me

@@zelachotv8940 The Diana website lists the retail version as 27J in .177 and 35J in .22 So if you live in a country where that power is allowed, you should just get it. However, there's a 10J limit where I am, which is why my guns are all under that limit.

Yup! That's great advice in general with pistol springers! But some days I've got skating injuries and I have to use a rest sadly. Thank you for helping though, I do appreciate it.

Yup, kinda the intention. "Here's an idiot who isn't used to target shooting, trying to get going out-of-the-box". Anyone better informed than me should laugh, but shows how there could be better instructions and included adapters for beginners. Also, not a review, an overview, because I don't know enough to qualify for a review.

Nice! And yeah, admittedly I've been scared to "use it too much", because getting spares is really difficult. I've been looking into trying to cast my own seals from silicone, but haven't succeeded yet. It's such a dinky and fun little pistol, I hope yours lasts!

@@MyAirgunPhase Have you considered using leather from an old shoe with a plastic eliptical clamp plate? Cheers

@@brianswan3559 Thank goodness I haven't had to try yet! So I haven't, no, but that's good info for when I need it, ta.

It's a fantastic pistol, indeed! It's incredibly simple in operation, and gives enough shots on the smaller cannisters! Thank you for sharing your history with it, and I absolutely love that you still have that target. There's nothing quite like those days! I've kept a target where I had 5 shots through the same hole with my Daisy 880 at 10m. I don't care if it was luck or a once-off, it happened, and it felt awesome! Thanks again!