hw59

google fx bipod clamp, around £25 got one my cyclone same air tube as the scimitar

300yds no bother with n550, also works with my gen1 challenger about 70yds.max

You'll definitely need a laser with a handy cam, I think the one above is an odicforce about 25 quid second hand, eye shine on a dark night depending on the chip in the camcorder 100yds . shootable image [ rabbit, rat ] 25-35yds.max.

Still looking chaps

As above chaps, must be in good condition and a fairly priced. Cheers.

I've got a pair, £15 posted drop me a line if your interested fergie251159@yahoo.co.uk

http://www.airgunbbs.com/showthread.php?564141-webley-raider-2-shot-and-stirrup-pump Cheap as chips and far better than the ones you mentioned

My mate's selling one on the Airgun bbs under your price limit user name wee mo

Probably better with a laser as you can shoot it from any position ie the hip when zeroed,wherever you see the laser dot,will be your point of impact. You dont need to sight it through your eyes like the red dot. There are plenty lasers out there,but you really want one with a small dot and external windage and elevation turrets, Corsak lasers are highly regarded and well within your budgetMy link.

Theoben lol Is it a 280cc or 400cc? If its a 280cc dont go fitting a schrader valve from a car or bike because they aren't recommended for high pressure applications. I have used schrader valves from accumulators used in hydraulic systems, and had no problems Kyle Cheers mate,i,ve got 2x280 and 1 400, ive been on theobens parts and can,t find them on there............ Theoben service them for around £16,they have to be manufactured after 2000 though. Here's their number 01353 777861. Hope this helps. GRF

With 12foot pounds as standard power,I'd say it depends at which range you take most of your shots.On a wood Where I shoot,90% of the shots are under 30yds so I use a .22 as there's not a big issue with the trajectory.There again,I shoot over some open ground and most shots are between 30-40yds,I use a .177 for that shoot. I'd use the .22 all the time if it had the same trajectory as the .177. Hope this helps you.

I had the same problem with my MK2 S200,take the barrel off,dead easy just remove allen screws on sight dovetails,get a suitable length and diameter of rod,enter it at the muzzle end and gently and firmly tap the pellets backwards and out.10 minute job if you've got the right size of rod. cheers.grf

Hello mate,your PM box is full, text me your number and I'll give you a bell. Cheers. graham

Try a look here http://www.jsramsbottom.com They do a scope specially designed for spring guns, 2-7x32 mildot illuminated,my mates got one on his hw80.Cracking scope and cheap as chips.

Take the stock of,cover a cloth in WD40 and proceed with elbow grease.This will clean it up,but wont remove rust pitting. Try looking for a bipod on evilbay. Hope this helps.