Give me an idea here guys.....

[mikeiniowa]

I had an order of B-26's come in today and there was a minor screw up...I now have 4 D-18 Canadian Hunters that were returned to Xisico , all the boxes are marked B-26 so I figure thats why I got them...even have the B-26 manuals in them. They all cock and shoot OK but have scratches on the stocks so I figure thats why they got sent back, what should I do with them? Sell them for the cost of shipping, have a contest and give them to the winners or what??? there are three .177's and one .22, tell me what to do....

[shadow]

Mike you already have a heart of GOLD buddy and do superb work on the shooter's, there might be some interested folk's in buying one and doing some stock mods on em. Are they tunable, don't think that I've seen one of them myself. Ed

[mikeiniowa]

I had a bunch of these last spring and they do respond good to a lube job, big problem is getting the trigger to lighten up, a little polishing and some moly and they get down in the 4 lbs range...it's a fancy B-11

[nmmike]

I second Eds post & have a question. Is a D-18 a B-26 with lower velocity or is there more differences?
Mike

[mikeiniowa]

They are much different, I think they are a copy of the RWS 24 which hasn't been in production for quite awhile..

[mikeiniowa]

Just what it's going to be I don't know yet but will have something tomorrow...stop by the site and check it out...airgunartisans.com/flyingdragon.......

[tjk]

EM sent Mike, tjk

[SDale]

Have a Drawing....Take every participating member of the site (might take a while) and randomly pull a name. If the winner wants the gun, have him/her pay shipping.

[Gene_SC]

If they are like the RWS 24's, those are pretty nice shooters. I have had the opportunity to tune a couple of them and they sure are sweet..

[Gene_SC]

Does it look like this Mike?

[mikeiniowa]

That sure looks like them Gene,

[mikeiniowa]

I'll be having another answer the question contest for a matching set of the D-18's, one in .177 and one in .22, bonus question will get a lube tune on both rifles....

[leftcoast1]

Ok Mike lay it on us. I'll give it my best shot. I could use some good news.

[Mosparky]

The questions are on his web site, under the announcements. Darn tough ones too. I did a search here and that place that shall be un-named and got nothin'. Maybe I didn't use the right keywords. Good Luck all.

[TCups]

Say Mike:

You didn't serve on the Cacafuego did you?  Oh yeah, that's right.  No submarines to tend in those days.  Once the ship of the line became a submarine, there wasn't much tending going on.

Wait!  I remember the answer!   It's " The Royal" !!!

PS:  have you read all of Patrick O'Brian's seafaring novels?  If not, you are in for a treat.