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mk2 and crown continuum in .22

just added a crown continuum and impact x mkII to my collection.

you have to ship to a licensed firearms dealer. not worth messing around with. I live in NJ my options are to buy and have shipped to one or pick up out of state. you don't want to gamble with your freedom. never had a problem with air or PB.

I use cinch traps, best solution so far, no risk to other animals.

thanks my friend, I'm gonna have to get out there myself and tag along with you.

congrats Brian, keep it up.

I've slowed down, but I'm not done.LOL


yes, pcp's and springers. thank you.


how mine are stored. have not had any accuracy issues or problems at all.

I own a I.T. consulting and service firm along with several other businesses. no lack of work.


you get the probe but have to get the QC adapter that screws onto the probe.

without question the BSA R10 is among the better rifles. (there is no such beast as best) seen them online under 900.00 I have it in .177 and .22 and working on converting another .22 into a .25.

I have both in .177 a r10 in .22 and working on a .25 r10. accuracy wise both are equally accurate. the r10 is easily upgradable huma reg, larger bottle. the base R10 reg some have a tendancy when fill to max give low fps shots then the reg functions as normal. the huma reg upgrade which is not...


a r10 stock in .177 will do roughly 40+ shots, with a 280cc bottle upgrade 60+ upgrade huma reg 95+ in .22 stock I'm getting 45 shots before coming off the reg.

when I first got back into airguns a couple of years ago I was much in the same position as you. I decided on getting a mrod in .177 then another in .25 because I had saved up more than I needed and I figured if I get bored I wouldn't have a big investment. well I have quite a few now, but the...

I would question the validity of the translation, personally I wouldn't trash someone then come visit them. Seeing how there's so much mudslinging and pot stirring on many forums I take things with a grain of salt.

just picked up my new BSA R10 MK2 in .22 (bottom rifle) threw a ffp scope on it sighted it in in three shots zeroed at 20 as it was getting dark and called it a night. waiting for a huma and 280cc bottle. I plan to either convert this into a .25 or buy another .22 and convert it to a permanent...

my collection minus a new bsa r10 mk2 in .22 on it's way. left cabinet springers beeman rs3 .177 & .22, rws48 .177, beeman rx .177, hw77 .177, mendoza .177, beeman p1 .177 right cabinet mrod .25 & .177, AA s510 .177,hw100 .177, bsa r10 mk2 huma reg and 280cc bottle .177, theoben rapid mk2 .22...

below some samples, I don't have any of my rainstorm 3d, theoben rapid, fx400 or airwolf but I can assure you they are equally accurate. once I zero my rifles for 20 yards, I'll shoot groups out from 10 to80+ yards, after that it's all about one shot accuracy. at 50 yards on a windy day mrod ...

I tried lubing as a experiment along with wax and saw no improvement in accuracy with any of my pcp's or springers, so it's not something I would do anymore.