Hello friends Mont here. Being a long time supporter of AGN. I date clear back to the days of Ted’s Holdover blog and the “big” move to AGN. With this legacy , I wanted to take a moment to share with you first. The future direction I’m taking my magazines.

At RMAC i was approached by many people asking about my Montster Design Magazines. It became very clear I had to make them available for anyone interested.
With designs for most of the top brands of Airguns. Including Fx, Daystate, Brocock, RTI, American Airarms and now Karma. The request was real eye opening for me.
So in the next few weeks you’ll start seeing more “Monster Airguns” and less “Montster Design”.
The need for a web site and product availability has pushed me to a name that was easy to find and understand.
With this change , a web website will emerge. At first, it will be small and simple. I’m working to create something that will allow people to get a high capacity magazine for their airguns.
I have been in talks with other magazine manufacturers about adding there products to this sight. Hopefully making a place where you can find the best product for your magazine needs.
If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to PM me here on AGN. Or when Www.monsterairguns.com is up and published you’ll be able to contact me there.
My goal here is to build something that can grow are humble sport. Making it more fun and rewarding. As with some of the other endeavors in Airgun, I have accomplished like running Wasatch Airgun‘s league and Montster Design power wheels. I hope this will rise higher and set a high standard for our community.
Thank you for all your support, Mont

While traveling from Pennsylvania back to Northeast Indiana on our way back from visiting family, I had the bright idea to change up the boring drive across Ohio by stopping at the Twin Oaks Air Rifle Range in Chagrin Falls,Ohio. After all, I have my shiny, brand new Avenge-X Tactical and GX-CS3 Pump with me. Why not stop and take a look at the home of the upcoming ”Burning River 120?” that takes place in just a few weeks. I am considering going and it would be my first event ever so it would be nice to actually see a HFT course in person to see for myself before making the three and half hour drive back in a few weeks. Personally, I thought this would be a smart move On my part.

Turns out, it wasn’t. What I found was a beautiful piece of land that appears to be someone’s private propert. From the posts on the Northeast Ohio Airgunners’ website, I had no idea. Instead, I inferred the Twin Oaks Air Rifle Range would be something open to the public or at the least, would have a member shooting that I might ask for a tour of the facility.

instead, I found the wife and I pulling up to someone’s private drive. Boy did we feel stupid. and with no phone number to call to contact anyone at NOA Northeast Ohio Airgunners”, we sheepishly turned around and lurked around the neighborhoo, trying to make we were indeed at the correct location. It seems, we were.

So if you are a member of N.O.A. and it was your driveway that had a maroon colored F-150 with a middle aged Caucasian couple with confused looks on their Faces, show up on your driveway cameras around 3 pm today, please accept our apologies.

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I recently had to rezero my scope, so I YouTube'd it.

Prior to this last time, I would shoot, click the turret a bit, shoot again, adjust the turret more and so on.

When I looked at YouTube, several videos demonstrated a "3 shot zero," and it caught my interest. What's more, several people on the forums suggested that as well.

I tried to do it, but got it wrong and my shots were even farther from my POA, so I clicked back a bunch and did it my old way (it still didn't sink in). UNTIL ... I watched a different video on the subject. Then I went out and tried it again.

This time, I was within a click or two of having a perfect group. I finished and went about my way.

Later, I was thinking about the technique. The first time, I had done it BACKWARDS! I'd held the scope on the POI and adjusted until the crosshairs were on the POINT OF AIM .... WRONG!!!! After watching the the second video, I'd held the crosshairs on the point of aim, and adjusted the turrets until the POINT OF IMPACT had moved to under the crosshairs!

Then it did hit me. You're NOT moving the crosshairs over the field of view, you're moving the field of view UNDER the crosshairs!!! NOW, it all made sense, and wow, do I feel dumb!

I'm sure I'm late to this party, but on the off chance there's someone else who is as confused as I was, maybe this will help.

What's the general consensus on PCP for hog hunting. I was considering the Macavity Ma2 30 cal for fusebox shots up to 100yds but am questioning if I should go larger. I typically take them with 200 grn 300blkout subsonic or an M&P 5.7 40grn supersonic both supressed but wanted to move over to Airgun. 45grn 30 cal rounds require accuracy while a 300grn 50 cal is more forgiving related to shot placement. I typically take them within 50yds but want to be able to reach out to 100yds. Anyone have good experience with this?

My friend in Sonoma, CA lives in a rural part of the county and has chickens and other animals to play with. He is often visited by coyotes, foxes, etc. Recently he was shooting his Crosman Woodswalker accompanied by his two Labradors (Oprah & Kamela) and a few of his chickens when he took a shot at a nice rat. It appears the rooster had personal issues with the rat and was not going to allow Kamela to help him:

I inspected the barrel after a couple hundred rounds and there appears to be some rough spots around the circumference of the bore just past the breech, and also the last 1/4" or so at the muzzle, as well as a couple other spots in the bore. The non-existent crown looks pretty shoddy too. Also, the transfer port hole on the bottom of the barrel appears to be slightly oblong with what looks like bite marks from a drill bit. I can see where the pellets have knocked down burrs from that hole too. I've attached a few crappy pics. The fuzzy stuff is what got caught from the cleaning patches.
Will some basic bore polishing and deburring help? Or is this something I should attempt to get replaced?

Breech/Leade:


Muzzle:


Random crud in the bore further down:


Transfer hole:

How often and what do you clean the bore with?

I am really getting into this coyote calling with an air gun. Three times out and all three have resulted in Coyotes wIthin range and only my ignorance preventing success.
Today it all came together. Called two in at once. One got within 35 yards but stayed behind a sagebrush but the other one came into about 5o yards then backed out to 64 yards next to a bush I had ranged before I started calling. I shot it in the lungs with a 30 cal Hybrid slug. The impact was impressive and it left with tail down and moving slow. Unfortunately just over the finger was a thick brush pocket that I am assuming it made it into. A lot of people don’t spend much time looking for wounded coyotes but I ain’t one of them.
At any rate, I was thinking as Ihiked off the hill I should find a slug that will provide a better chance of a complete pass through with better penetration.
Anyone have any suggestions? I am shooting an M3 and it is tuned to shoot the Hybrids (RMR slap slugs) @ 960 fps. The gun is not working too hard to get there and I can get more velocity out of it with these slugs but I am thinking more velocity is not the answer. A slightly harder slug with a smaller hollow point is what I have in mind.
Could I be looking at this wrong? Any help appreciated

So Friday I pulled my scope and used the 'plumb bob, flashlight' method to make sure it was level. BTW, that worked great!

Since the scope had been removed & replaced, the rifle needed re-zeroing. I was able to get a rough zero w/3 pumps @ 30 feet (a group 3 inches out at 10:00), but I wanted to refine the zero at 5 pumps-and the Benji isn't exactly backyard friendly at higher pumps, so yesterday I went to mom's (she has some land) and got to work.

I shot 2, 5 round groups and was pretty much on at 5-pumps / 30 feet, and was going to shoot a 10 round group to confirm.

About halfway through the shooting, the 392's pumping effort went to nothing. I checked and when I fully extended the pump arm, there was no sucking hiss of air being pulled into the tube, so of course, with no air to compress, there was no effort to closing the handle.

I plan on sending it to Mac1 this week for a complete Steroid treatment, minus the scope mount and rings, so is this now a non-issue?

I can get a .35/9mm Raw barrel, magazine, and prope fairly cheap.
As my all of my Raw HM1000x are pre 2018 and have the 15 mm mag slot the magazine would not fit but that is ok.
I could not find a lot of informatie on this forum about the Raw HM1000x in .35, power levels or ammunition
Was looking for pressure setting of the regulator and if I need to replace the hammer spring for a heavyer one?

Also I was wondering if the 2018 model can make the 130 footpounds/170 joule that you see on some youtube films from that time.
My .30 set makes about 115 joule and I would be perfectly happy if the 9mm would do about 130/140 joule.

Will not hunt with, just plinking a few times a year.

Shot a few others but they made it into their hole or into thicket. Anchored this one at 70yds. M3 compact, 44.75, 865fps.

I have three superstars one in each cal. .177 .22 .25 just wondering if anybody owns one ?

Last night I was able to get a rough zero using 3 pumps @ 30 feet, using the fireworks as cover for the shots

This morning, I went to mom's house to refine my zero. I set up 4 target dots on cardboard and got started.

I took these shots at a measured 10 yards and 5 pumps. The POI was changed from the 3-pump groups and the first picture shows the initial fine tune: high, and still a bit left. I did a few clicks while shooting this group, which is why the shots are so scattered.

The second group was after making adjustments. The low-left flier was after making a small vertical adjustment.

The last group I meant to do a 10 shot group, but the Benjamin had other plans .

As I was pumping up for a shot, the pumping effort went to zero and I'm not sure how much pressure I'd built up - this last shot is the one on the far left of the group.

I tried to pump up for another shot, but when I extended the pump arm, there was no hiss of it sucking air, I tried a few times and nothing. The rifle won't pump up at all

Garmin Xero C1 Pro
Very good condition

Incl origenal box as in picture.

$400
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Yikes. Granted, these are only 3 shot groups, but no pellet sorting was used. Just random out-of-the-tin fill of a magazine and a straight out of the box Zelos .25

JSB Diablo King Heavy

Just a hair under 0.6 MOA at 50 yards.

Now if I could just find a better trigger for this rifle.....

I bought 2 of these in all the tariff panic and now realize I do not need both of them, used this on my big bore which I am also selling in order to buy more new toys. Bought for 600 only used a couple of times, everything works perfectly. It comes with scope, eye cup, scope mount, 2 batteries, charger, manual box and T25 wrench

$500 and ill cover shipping

Only trades I'm interested in is a Garmin chrono or a glass optic of equal value

PayPal for payment, I can provide my eBay profile as well for review which shows 100% seller rating.

can message me here or [email protected] or 661-319-2323

WTS 2 x Vector Veyron Scopes as in picture.

Used and in all good working condition

$140 Shipped each or $240 shipped for both


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FX Impack Mk3 Compack in 5.5mm

In very good condition and have seen vwry little use.

Origenal Hardcase
Booklet
1 x Origenal 28 shot mag
1 x 3D magazine
3 x Speed Loaders
End Cap
Laminate bud pad & Cheek piece
Origenal bud bad & Cheek piece incl

Excl Scope & Bipod
Byuer pays Shipping

Wil ship from zip 58231

Text or Face talk welcome:
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$ 1350

Gentlemen,

There’s a noticeable wave of innovation in the PCP space, with many new models and advancements emerging. As someone who’s always been a passionate springer enthusiast, I’m curious, are any of the major manufacturers still investing time and R&D into springer technology?

Is there a chance we’ll see a truly exciting, next-gen springer in the near future, or is all the momentum now focused solely on PCPs?

Would love to hear your thoughts on where things are headed.

Cheers from Dubai,

Ajith

AGN Moderator approved my post beforehand, allowing the posting of this post with the photos of two moderators. The buyer gets the choice of ONE of two moderators.

Hubens GK1 in .25 Caliber. This was sourced from Ares Tactical. I am the second owner. The first owner purchased new, had a major accident that paralyzed him for a season, and required more than half a dozen surgeries. He claimed to have gotten less than 100 shots through this before the accident, and I believed him based on our extended conversations. He sold everything, including his compressor.

I would much prefer a face-to-face meet-up in SoCal, if possible, so the buyer can put this through its paces.

Holds pressure beautifully. I've filled it up to 305 Bar (4500psi) because I don't have a compressor that goes beyond this. At either 305 Bar or 150 Bar, it holds pressure perfectly up to 1 month at a time without any drop. That's the longest I've gone without shooting this. My shooting sessions are short. I've put a bit less than 400 pellets through this, primarily using the GTOS and a few rounds of JSB Exacts. I've never had a jam, but 400 rounds is not a lot. The JSB GTOs and Exacts seats beautifully. I have never tried slugs.

This does have the less common and more desired feather tube carbon fiber which matches the Hubens Moderator perfectly, if this matters to you.

The only functional defect I found is that the rear sight sight blade/leaf can be moved around the screw axis. (Just the leaf, not the rest of the sight which is rock solid stable.) It works perfectly, but one needs to be aware not to bump it when shooting. This does not matter in the least if you are going to mount a red dot or scope.

$990.

Good Day All, $1500 shipped CONUS

FX M3 Impact as pictured, has the 30 cal installed but not really tuned, also a 22 cal liner. Both are 700mm, Has the Saber Tactical Bag rider and ARCA Rail, Barrel Tuner, 3 speed loaders 30cal and 2 speed loaders 22cal. I added the FX side mount and Sekhmet digital gauges, also an Outgun Side Mount in a kit bag. It has the unbranded Power Block from what I understand

I tried to mount the Outgun side mount and that is how I managed to be a dumb A** and scratch around the gauge when I removed the FX gauge. Then opted to just put the digital on instead as had issue with the two pins that hold the Outgun two piece mount together.

I bought this here in the forum first of the year and attempted to shoot some and tinker, with lots of reading and great info on here. But as my job keeps me on the go, I have no time to invest in what all this takes and not sure this is my cup of tea. As note there may be a slight leak somewhere perhaps with my install of the gauges as it will leak down after several days of sitting.

I will take any of the electronic payment PPFF, VENMO, ZELLE, etc., will package up tight and ship insured.

Soon I will receive my first air gun compressor (not sure what it is yet but...). I've been reading about the different oils and watched a couple of videos....I found this on sale at Home Depot.

I was wondering if this product would be appropriate and optimal for most standard air gun compressors?

It sounded good to me when reading the description.

It's not very expensive and I can source it locally.

I'd sure appreciate your thoughts, recommendations.

Walnut, great condition. Right hand. Extremely well made and very comfortable to use. Hasn’t been used much. See all pics.

No trades. No offers.

375 plus actual shipping.

PayPal only - add 3% only if using good and services

I have a war warp package for sale. Rifle is a .25 caliber. Currently shooting the jsb 25 grain pellet at 930 fps. This tune shoots less than half inch at 35 yards. The gun has been rebuilt by Jim gaska himself. No leaks. Has the original tank on it but also comes with a 700 cc tank. Hugget magna moderator. Adjustable rear stock. Element helix 6-24 scope and bipod stays on it. 1,000 dollars shipped conus
Will post pictures shortly

See all pics.

Action:
The.177 action is from 2018 according to the Weihrauch database.
It has a Vortek PG3 kit installed and shoots H&N FTT 8.64 at about 760, making it 11 ft/lbs.

I modified this as an experimental project to create an ultracarbine last year, and it turned out great. Overall length is about 37”. The barrel crown was NOT modified and the barrel is extremely accurate.
The 97k’s muzzle attachment was removed, and the front of a 77k was attached in its place, making it an ultracarbine with open sights. I also shortened the cocking lever. The barrel crown is factory and remains as-is. The Air Arms cocking lever grip is included.

Stock:
This is a Beeman stock from the 80's (?) when stocks looked good. It has been used, and I’ve used a furniture pen to cover up scratches (see pics). However, it’s still extremely usable and does its job. The cosmetics do not reduce its usability. The only modification to it is the sling stud at the back.

Screws:
Stainless steel allen head screws hold the action to the stock.

Reason for sale:
More projects that need my attention. This was fun to create, but now it’s time for it to go to a new home so that I can start on my next project.

Price:
$450 + actual USPS shipping. Payment using PayPal friends and family, or add 3% if using goods and services. USPS money order accepted, but I’ll only ship once the money order clears.

CONUS only, please - I cannot ship this outside CONUS.

Note: Action will be removed from stock for shipping to decrease package length.

See all pics.