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I have a M2 ultra carbine. The trigger I see not a two stage trigger, but a single stage trigger with a great deal of adjustment. You will never get a “bump” between stages. The lower long pointy component is spring loaded at the back and never creeps the sear. Your hair trigger can be achieved...

I am always lurkin! i own an Air Arms S410 sidelever. My suggestion within n this post is go .22 caliber! it will give you more accuracy than .177

Is that the clear sulifan removable piece that protects the plastic lense during shipping??? My new gauge in the box had that very item that once peeled offf, revealed the true beauty.

I walked your same path. Game Whisper mk1 for a weekend until the scope crosshairs wire broke. The barrel flexed as I cocked it. The TWANG.Trigger sub-standard.. Then went RWS 34. Never missed that Gamo. Impress your buddy. Let him shoot your new gun that is better than his. -subjective...

Ataman M2R Carbine Ultra Compact Air Rifle, Black 1 review Share your images 1-year limited

I have a tequila induced hole in MY laundry room. Drywall from a .25 cal at 47 fpe. Thank goodness I have brick veneer on the outside of the house and no utilitiies in the wall cavity around the “mistake” 

Did the same thing. But only ment to lube the sliding sled. Blowback was the result as the lock holds the bolt closed during the firing cycle. I had to swab the hook looking thing with a pellet patch. The grab levers actually pivot to disengage the lock when you cock the gun. When over...

The “Elite” valve I believe is the item that is being referred. If all these ideas fail to impress. An enlarged transfer port my be in order. My Royale was a MK1 and was one of the first to get the Regulator added. I wanted 50ft pounds of energy. AOA called Frederick in Sweden and he coached...


It functions easier than my Vulcan tactic did with the sliding side bolt. the R5M little flip knobs on the cocking action are nice on the fingers. It is not Colibri side bolt easy, but that gun is a .22. After a long session with my Colibri even my finger will be sore where the bolt lever...

:-o I first want to say that I have not posted in a while. I did participate in one of the recent gun giveaways sponsored through this site. I am always lurking, but my Airguns get a rest over winter and I recently bought a brand new MF 1742 with cab and rear blade for snow. Also, a backhoe...

Beautiful!!!

Recorded rabbit distress calls. The "squealing" attracts them like ants at a picnic. " 

I usually let the wind/weather forecast direct my Airgun addiction. But then on off days, I am on the forumns☹️

Here here! My Colibri with MTC Viper connect is only getting pryed out of my cold dead hand!

I just want that fully shrouded an "short" barrel for my 47" Royal 500!

Yes, I USED to think my Air Arms S410 side lever was supreme leader, until the Ataman came into my hands. That satisfying click may be from the magazine cycling though. It has no click when it is empty. I put slick 50 spray on the barrel/rod and lever linkage of all my guns. never gritty.

Holy SH!T. Ouch. I shot the weather stripping on my nice car's window with my Colibri, but you and I are the only ones who will ever know. And the stupid crow got away. And the coach light by my side door with same gun. Had to patch it before wife saw. sometimes short guns are not good! 

Nice shooting Cliff. I have embraced my 500 Royale's accuracy since the first day. Need to give it some more love.

Very nice wood Zebra. I have followed your journey with all three Compact carbines! MY hope of winning the contest, not you forced me to actually purchase this gun- marketing job DONE! My backyard is 10 acres, so I like a quiet gun for me behind the trigger, but the neighbors will never...

NMshooter- Just did a little test for you an hour ago. filled gun to 250 bar. 250-210 1st 10 shot magazine 210-180 2nd 180-150 3rd 150-120 4th Now filling the gun in a warm house, and putting it out a window with 30 degree weather probably dropped that first string's pressure down a little. ...