Bought a new field target air rifle. After dealing with I don’t know how many scammers and losing $2,000 I figured I would be better off just biting the bullet and buying new from a known and respected dealer. Yes it cost me more but he didn’t steal my money and if I would have went to him in the first place I wouldn’t have lost that money. Now I have never shot field target so this will be interesting.
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hddriver1

up for sale is a Pinty tactical .22 air rifle.. This is definitely used, with a few marks (not terrible)..The rifle does have Thammers sear mod,(Very light) But I can not get the safety to WORK.. 175 shipped in con. US... Contact me here...

Precision Engineering ZAN Projectiles ELR slugs are meticulously designed and manufactured to the highest standards of quality and precision. Each slug undergoes a multi-step quality control process to ensure that it delivers consistent performance, shot after shot. The tight tolerances, uniformity, and aerodynamic design help achieve unparalleled accuracy, even at extended ranges.
Aerodynamic Design The key to achieving long-range success with airguns lies in the slug’s aerodynamic profile. ZAN ELR slugs are optimized for minimal drag, reduced wind drift, and stable flight paths. The slugs feature sleek, high-BC (Ballistic Coefficient) designs, which allow them to retain velocity and energy longer, resulting in flatter trajectories and greater accuracy.
Superior Material Selection Crafted from premium materials, such as high-quality lead or alternative alloys. These high-quality materials ensure that your shots are more accurate and predictable.

The .25 ELR slugs are available on our website . In the USA market first to receive them will be Utah Airguns in about 1 month.

- 61.3 grain/ 3.97 gr
- with BC .271 – at 976 FPS (depending on the tune),
- length 13.05 mm .

That creates PRS/Long range best slug ever made. Box contains 200 PCS, each in our standard plastic trays.

In this review, I’m taking a deep dive into the all-new FX Leopard—a purpose-built bullpup air rifle that merges tactical design with precision performance. Due to some unfortunate flooding in my main studio, I filmed this review at the 68 Whiskey Studio, and I want to thank Keith for offering up his workspace. That said, what started as a relocation turned into the perfect opportunity to test the Leopard not just on the bench, but in the field.

We’ll cover the platform’s major design updates, internal architecture, tuning system, and terminal performance using 22 grain FX Hybrids. And yes, we’ll also explore the more… creative testing protocols, including a few long-range shots on my least favorite holiday snack: Peeps.

Platform Overview – What is the FX Leopard?
At its core, the FX Leopard is a bullpup-configured evolution of several FX legacy systems, borrowing structural and mechanical DNA from rifles like the Dynamic, Maverick, and DRS Tactical. What sets the Leopard apart, however, is the integration of the over-the-barrel air source design—first seen on the DRS—but reimagined here in a much more compact bullpup frame.

Rear-Mounted Plenum – 54cc of Efficient Power
One of the most unique aspects of the Leopard is its rear-mounted 54cc plenum, tucked cleanly into the buttstock. Unlike the FX Dynamic, which places a larger plenum over the barrel, the Leopard separates the fill source and the air storage. The air tank is mounted over the barrel (like the DRS), while the plenum lives in the rear.

If you’re newer to airgun tuning, think of the plenum as your rifle’s “lungs”—the reserve of compressed air sitting just behind the valve, ready to deliver a consistent blast behind your projectile. The size of the plenum directly influences how much power the gun can generate, particularly for slugs and heavier projectiles.

Using the common rule of thumb—1cc of plenum per 1 FPE (or 0.5cc per FPE for high-efficiency builds)—this 54cc setup can support anywhere from 54 to 100 foot-pounds, depending on how the rifle is tuned.

Tuning Systems – Macro, Micro, Regulator, and Shared Tune Logic
Like all modern FX platforms, the Leopard features the Quick Tune System, allowing shooters to adjust the macro hammer spring, micro fine-tune wheel, and regulator pressure. This triad of adjustments gives shooters full control over power output and efficiency.

Ergonomics and Trigger System – AR Familiarity Built In
FX has been dialing in its AR-style ergonomics, and the Leopard takes it even further. The UTG1 grip offers a thick palm swell, defined finger grooves, and a trigger reach geometry that lands naturally with standard AR depth.

They’ve also equipped this platform with the same trigger shoe from the DRS Tactical—a flatter, wider AR-style shoe that gives excellent feel and repeatability. For those coming from AR-15 or AR-10 platforms, this will feel extremely familiar.

DonnyFL Yokozuna – More Than a Suppressor
While the Yokozuna is a highly effective suppressor, I’ve also been using it as a mechanical barrel tuner. On previous FX models with less rigid barrels, harmonic tuning via suppressor length and weight adjustments was a game-changer.

Field Testing – Slug Efficiency and Terminal Ballistics
With a 310cc air source, the Leopard isn’t running massive onboard capacity, but has the ability to use add on external bottles for over 890cc of on board air! However, even with just the over the barrel air source, its valve efficiency and shot curve performance with the FX Hybrids was outstanding. Despite running a lightweight 22-grain slug, the platform delivered tight, consistent groups and enough retained energy to ethically and effectively dispatch small game.

Keith from 68 Whiskey joined me to talk about field experience with the FX Hybrids, highlighting their ability to expand violently on contact. Unlike traditional pellets that often lack punch on marginal hits, the FX Hybrids act more like hyper-expanding hollow points. We discussed their tendency to anchor game animals immediately, especially on tougher targets like squirrels with small vital zones. Being able to experience Keith's culinary skills, where we grilled those squirrels into smoked squirrel tacos, was an awesome treat!

I promised a recipe, so here it is:
Shoot Squirrel with FX Airgun, slow cook over open fire, Bourbon Trail Grillworks grill, eat squirrel. Enjoy! LOL!

FX has once again pushed the boundaries of what an airgun can be. The Leopard isn’t just another modular rifle. It’s a fully thought-out precision platform—and in my book, it is a major step forward in airgun innovation.

Needs new home.
600mm .30 panthera
Gun only in factory hard case
Shipped usps priority with tracking and insurance
Will ship for actual shipping cost
$1250 obo
For added $$
I have a mod for it.
I have dozens of boxes/tins of 30cal ammo
Located in central Oklahoma
Currently uned for NSA 65gr slugs
Will shoot sub moa easily 0-150yards

Hello everyone
Is it possible to get a faster closing of the valve during the shot by adjusting the U3?
The screw from the valve seat allows for adjustment? Is it just screwed in or not?
I wonder if the only way to shorten the shooting cycle and reduce the dose of ejected air is to use a weaker spring...
The original spring, regardless of the regulator pressure, always gives me too high doses of air that are wasted.

Athlon Talos 3-12x40 scope w/ mil-dot reticle.

Excellent used condition with original box and manual. No ring marks, scratches, scuffs or dings.

$125 shipped CONUS.

PayPal or Venmo. Buyer to pay PayPal insurance fees if desired or F&F. No trades.

Hi Airgunners !

I get (2) Loctite 8008 C5-A copper based anti-seize lubricant paste .

One ounce sealed tube .

Price = $7.50

Shipping = $5.85

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Jes

I have ordered a few things from Airgun Revisions. Great vendor. They sent me a discount code. Ended up with a new pistol. Here you go.

SPRING25

Poor pup is tuckered out. He insisted on carrying it back to the house (about 1/4 mile). Hatsan Flashpup .25 at 30yds. Entered the neck on the right side, exit the shoulder on the left.

Hey everyone! First post here (I usually just lurk).

I've been wanting to pick up a backyard-friendly PCP for a while. I’m in a suburban neighborhood, so my max shooting distance is about 25 yards. I was going back and forth between the Stormrider and the Arrow. The Arrow ended up winning just because of the price—$179, plus I had a $10 off coupon. The rep I talked to also recommended the Arrow over the Stormrider, so it checked all the boxes I was looking for to get started in the hobby.

03/25 – Ordered the Gamo Arrow in .177. I added the $10 “check it before shipping” thing just to avoid getting a dud.
03/31 – It showed up.

First impressions:
It felt solid, fit me really well, and was super easy to pump using a hand pump I got from amazon. Took about 60 pumps to go from the low green zone up to around 3200 psi.

The thing shot great. Really quiet too, my phone showed 88 dB for the Arrow compared to 98 dB from a Daisy 880. I got tight groups with Crosman, H&N, and JSB pellets. Even Daisy pellets weren’t terrible, so it didn’t seem super picky at least for 20ish yards

My 8-year-old could handle it just fine. We spent a couple afternoons in the backyard plinking together, and it was nice not having to pump after every shot.

04/15 – By now I had put maybe 500–600 shots through it. I got a second mag and started shooting like normal. First 4 shots were fine. On the 5th shot, it suddenly got much louder, had a harsh recoil (for a PCP), and pellets were flying about 8 inches low. Finished the mag and figured something was off.

Reached out to the place I bought it from, they said it sounded like a blown seal. They offered a return or exchange, and I chose the return. Didn’t want to open it up and risk messing with the warranty.

Before anyone says anything, I did read nobody1’s super detailed review and saw that others had issues with the transfer port. But I figured, eh, that was a while ago, maybe they fixed it? Probably? Maybe? Hopefully? Nope.

nobody1 review here

So now I’ve got a pump and a tank... and no PCP. Back to searching for a new rifle

Hi all,

I am new to the forum and new to the FX Impact (M4 Compact, in .22), but not new to airguns, shooting more generally, and hunting.

I understand the mechanics of how the Impact works and I love the ability to tune with precision. The catch is that I don’t currently have a chronograph, so (for the immediate term), some of the tuning is more of a feel than an exact science.

The gun’s preset specs, with a second-stage set at 105-110 bar and macro wheel at 16, make 18.21gr Barracuda Hunters expand perfectly in water jugs at 10 yards.

My question is this - for FX Hybrid slugs (.22, 22gr), what settings (second-stage regulator and macro wheel) do you find work for you, with the aim being full expansion at targets within 50 yards.

The internet seems to be all over the place, and I only have so many water jugs, so I figured I’d ask those far more knowledgeable than me.

Again, I realize this isn’t exact, and I’ll need to do my own experimentation. I’m just trying to get a general sense of starting settings for the FX Hybrids in an Impact M4 Compact.

Many thanks in advance.

Just have to many pistols , And I shoot the Huben shorty the most of the semi autos ,, This comes with everything as new, box all allen's probe, the new improved loading gate
Moderator adapter , shot maybe 50 pellets , I only shoot GTO pellets with all my Huben pistols, I shoot at about 600 FPS, I'll price it to move and if it does not move i;ll keep it.
So the price is firm 800.00 , Or 850.00 shipped to lower USA, P M me for more pictures and my phone number ,,
I have always used PayPal

Like new and only been used a handful of times. It will include the following parts and upgrades. It will also include all the stock parts. It was completely ported to 4mm and tuned by Wes at Airgun Archery Fun. I have never messed with the tune because it just worked!

500$ plus Shipping

• Airgun Archery Fun 11mm Rail
• Airgun Archery Fun Regulator gauge block
• Airgun Archery Fun Bottle Valve and Regulator adapter
• Airgun Archery Fun 10.5 full shroud barrel
• Airgun Archery Fun G10 custom grips
• Notos stock grip (if wanted)
• Scope block mount
• Huggett Mini Mod

Curious
has anyone decked out a van for travel to various shooting or field target events?
I’m considering doing a build out of a travel van I can get to events with AND sleep in as hotels are pricey.
Not into big RV’s.

I found this target on Ebay.

It's hilarious !



I don't think I am willing to spend that much on it though.

Gun is pretty much new and only been taken out 3 times. It will include the following Parts / Upgrades. It’s a great gun but just bought a 25 cal and don’t need the 30 any longer.


1550$ + Shipping
Would also entertain a trade for a big bore +/- cash

• FX 480cc Bottle
• FX Dynamic Folding Stock
• Mil Buffer Tube
• Fab Defense Butt Stock
• DonnyFL TATSU Moderator
• Huma-Air Power Tune Kit
• Huma-Air Weight Tuning Set
• Stock Panthera Butt Stock
• Stock FX hard case

Overwhelmed with life at present and just don't have the time to enjoy this Cometa Fenix 400 USC springer in .22. It has quite a lovely walnut stock and comes with the UTG 3-12X one-inch Bugbuster scope with mildot reticle. All in excellent condition. I have only plinked with the rifle a few dozen times. Only issue I have noticed is that the range/parallax adjustment knob on the scope is quite stiff, but have heard this from other UTG users. Asking $350 shipped, firm. Can do Paypal. REDUCED to $325 shipped.

Has anyone cast their own slugs if so what molds n how did it work in wich platform? Just something I’ve been looking into

I have for sale a AGT Vulcan 3 25 cal in very nice condition . The wood stock has a very nice custom stipple job as shown in the pictures .It holds air. I only shot pellets out of it .It comes with all of the original stuff plus a single shot load tray. I will include some 25 ca pellets . Price is $1100 plus shipping Can call Greg at 540-309-0826

Last summer I bought a Notos (first every PCP airgun). I had zero issues with it and use it only for sparrow control at my house. The place I shoot from is exactly 33 yards and I have had it zero'd at that distance. I notice last week I was missing, which has never been an issue. I thought maybe I had bumped something so I set up a bench to zero it back in. I found at 33 yards I might go 4 or 5 shot in a decent group then the next shot might be 7 inches or more high. Then it might shoot a few high and then jump around again. I have not cleaned the barrel yet but have read on here some people don't clean for thousands of shots. The scope (Bug Buster 3-9x32) seemed tight last time I shot but I am going to double check all those bolts. Is it likely a barrel cleaning issue or is there something else that is likely. Today when I first tried to zero it in I shot about 7 shots in a row that were within an inch or so and thought it was good. Then I missed a starling (big target) so I went back to the bench and it was shooting about 6 inches high. I am using a SCUBA tank and always re-charge the gun once it gets around 1700 PSI on the guns gauge. I would guess the gun has 300-500 shots through it total, H&N Terminator 16.36 grains.

Now, where to buy? I have been looking for a decent PCP. I have decided that an Umarex Zelos (22) would be a good "starter" PCP for me.

I've checked the Gun Deals web site and found that these can be purchased for about $400-$450 from some websites. Most others have them at around $600.

Has anyone had luck with any of these discount sellers? Their web-sites all look similar, which makes me cautious.

I appreciate any feedback you guys/girls have.

Thanks!

Basing people from their posts on the classifeds, I think most of you have a problem.

I may have a problem too, so make me feel better.

Like new Atlas bi pod. $145.00 shipped/insured. I have two. If you want both for $275.00. PayPal friends and family is preferred but I’ll also accept a money order or a check with a hold for clearance.