gunpower stealth help

[dig2dogs 2]

hi everyone

ive got a gunpower stealth that ive had a while but not used very much wondered if anyone on here knows how to date it via the serial number as it only says stealth on it as opposed to stealth 2000

all the best

d2d

[foxon 0]

hi everyone

ive got a gunpower stealth that ive had a while but not used very much wondered if anyone on here knows how to date it via the serial number as it only says stealth on it as opposed to stealth 2000

all the best

d2d

 

Contact Gunpower, they are very helpfull & will give the build date from your frame serial No. Here is their web site.

http://www.gunpower.org.uk/

Atb, foxon.

[dig2dogs 2]

hi everyone

ive got a gunpower stealth that ive had a while but not used very much wondered if anyone on here knows how to date it via the serial number as it only says stealth on it as opposed to stealth 2000

all the best

d2d

 

Contact Gunpower, they are very helpfull & will give the build date from your frame serial No. Here is their web site.

http://www.gunpower.org.uk/

Atb, foxon.

 

cheers will do

all the best

[maty j 6]

The newer versions have the black barrel bushings as opposed to the white. The newer version also has the 2 piece valve (brass face plate) but I don't know what time that was brought out.

[why jelly 0]

I've heard about these rifles, so what's the score with them? are they single or multi-shot? If I bought one, are parts easy to get?

 

Last but not least, are they any feckin good?

[maty j 6]

Depends what you want them for and what parts you want? Single shot. Straight out the box you won't get tack driver accuracy. The barrels only 12" and not the best. The valving Is pritty basic (so Is the hammer) and so the power Is up and down alot which leads too acuracy problems. Find the sweet spot and you'll still be able to take rabbits or whatever out to 35 or so yards. If you get one and start modding It you probably won't stop. I hate to think what I've spent on mine so far but I'm getting close to tack driving

Regulated tank, hybrid hammer, neumerous adaptors for the tank...silencer.. bipod .. scope etc and just ordered a 24" barrel I think It's becoming an obsesion lol.

[why jelly 0]

Depends what you want them for and what parts you want? Single shot. Straight out the box you won't get tack driver accuracy. The barrels only 12" and not the best. The valving Is pritty basic (so Is the hammer) and so the power Is up and down alot which leads too acuracy problems. Find the sweet spot and you'll still be able to take rabbits or whatever out to 35 or so yards. If you get one and start modding It you probably won't stop. I hate to think what I've spent on mine so far but I'm getting close to tack driving

Regulated tank, hybrid hammer, neumerous adaptors for the tank...silencer.. bipod .. scope etc and just ordered a 24" barrel I think It's becoming an obsesion lol.

 

 

sounds a real tool tho

[maty j 6]