I bought my first springer in the early '70s, a Wischo 55. As a teenager I was fascinated with its accuracy and power, exceeding the familiar store brands I owned. I continued to prefer break barrelled springers, acquiring a few more as a young adult and married man. In the late '80s, we moved to our current rural address. I abandoned my air arms since I had acreage and the ability to discharge firearms on my home ranges. I believed that .22 rimfires were superior to springers in every respect. I put my springers away, seemingly forever. As I enter my 4th quarter of life, however, I'm delighted to reintroduce myself to pellet guns. I have grandchildren now, and they enjoy firing my Daisy, Crosman, Beeman , Weihrauch and other air arms. Should I eventually return to suburban residency, I'm sure I'll find my collection to be more appropriate and valuable, as before. Finding this website will make the years ahead even more enjoyable.

Leshiy 2

Hi everyone, I currently own a Taipan vet 2 and love this platform. If there is no user error I can hit anything. The other day i aimed for the head on a dove at around 120m and thts right where it hit. Everything about the rifle is great other than the weight atleast when I walk around and try to shoot without anything to lean it on. I originally bought this rifle for dove hunting after alot of research , but I’ve had a change of heart. I don’t want to abandon the rifle in my second home and use it for 3 weeks out of every year. With this out the way I am looking for recommendations for a cheaper PCP rifle. Main use will be for hunting doves anywhere from 30-120m far. I want it to be accurate with a decent shot count and in .22 cal. Mainly will be shooting jsb 18.3g . Also the lighter the better. The scope mounted on it will be a Element Helix 6-24 apr1c reticle. I don’t mind buying used and the cheaper the better since it will mostly be stored away. So any recommendations?

Hi lads. Recently I purchased a aliexpress pcp compresor for 90 bucks on a super commy Tianmen offer, why I purchased it? because I saw the exact same device in Amazon, branded as Tuxing, but at much more price.


(This is the Amazon one, the aliexpress one is exactly the same but without letters and engraving)





Well, I start filling my GK1 with it, I already know and asumed that the thing can only go up to 4500PSI/300bar, and GK1 fills up to 5000PSI/350bar, but I don't really care that much, I just wanted to shoot the gun without having to manually pump it.

I wrongly assumed that the thing, as the manual say it, will stop at his max pressure that is far below the pistol max, and i go doing other things... when suddenly, the TV showed something about ***†** -Are you really trusting a chinese crap?- Oh boy... what I am doing! I inmediatelly ran to the compresor to see with horror the indicator at 5200PSI. I turned of the compresor, bleed the valve and shoot the excees of pressure out of my GK1.


Now I'm confused. I'm partially happy because the stupid thing can actually fill to the max GK1 pressure, but at the same time I'm concerned about it. Should I use the compresor that far beyond his max rated pressure? does anyone have experiences with this exact compresor branded as Tuxing?

I may work on some sort of safe encapsulation enviorment for if the thing decides to go Allahu Akbar on me, because it's obvious that I must be there when this is filling things.

**** Leave the political stuff outside AGN ****

Am I correct in thinking that the a slug going the same speed as a similar weight pellet, has a flatter trajectory?

School me some on slugs please. I’ve always thought that if I could shoot slugs even at slower speeds from my pcp, I could have less holdover than shooting similar weight pellets.

Hello everyone and hope all is well.

I just received my GX-CS4-I compressor and I have a questions regards on how to refill the grease pot. After I unpacked the unit I unscrewed the pot and noticed it was mix of yellowish grease and white grease combined together. I unscrewed CCW the small plunder knob all the way in, took the existing grease I wasn't happy with and added some of my SuperLube Silicon Lubrication grease. My question is, once the grease if filled all the way to the edge (flush), once I screw the pot grease back in, do I need to turn the small plunger knob once or twice prior firing the compressor for the first time? Or should I screw the grease pot and leave it as is and only turn it twice per manual after the first 4-6 hours of usage? Any advice or tips would be helpful. I appreciate in advance!

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Hi
I got a small dent in my fx crown stock not really a big issue but still annoying.
Any one got a tip for that? maby what material they used or color code?

Currently has df fx, is not quiet. What DF moderator in22 will work?

I have a like new Taipan Veteran 1 Long .22 looking to possibly trade or sell . Gun shoots awesome right now it is set up shooting Hades 15.89 at 917. I Don't get out and shoot a ton so not a lot of shots through it. Gun is definitely backyard friendly. Looking for something of equal value in mint condition. Maybe on the line of a FX Wildcat MK3 , Krait x but I am open. Selling price 1000.
Will come set up and with the 2 mags and fill probe , owners manual.
Thanks for looking

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• .30 caliber Mini Hunter is ideal for taking down medium-sized game and long-range precision shooting.
• Lightweight and Durable: Weighing just 7.8 pounds, the Mini Hunter features a new 500cc carbon fiber air tank for a 4500 PSI fill pressure, delivering regulated power for consistent shots.
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So I had a buddy over earlier to help me putting up some heavy storage shelves in the basement, which is also where I currently shoot out of the window and my rifles are on a wall…

He saw them and goes “can we shoot a bit”? Sure, why not, you’re helping me out here so obviously. Pick your poison Looks at the P3, thoughtful facial expression, “this one looks like it packs a punch!”. Off we go, I put the bipod on for him, show him the safety, mag, how to load and cycle etc… “careful with the trigger, it’s very very light”. He is a PB guy so… yeah yeah, don’t worry, I got this. Oki doki. Anyway, I turn around cause he wants to try the impact as well so I go back to my wall of toys and grab the impact to put another bipod on and top it off… The next thing I hear is a pretty loud BANG, followed by a couple of seconds of silence. Then comes a very lengthy “Oops…”. What did the idiot do? Take the mod off? Shot himself in the foot? Neither of those… he didn’t open the freaking window… so if you ever wondered how a 34gr at around 915fps goes through a window, it looks something like this:

wts my m3 with tungsten hammer and high power tuning spring from huma air

Element helix 6-24x50 MRAD SFP
600mm 700mm and .22 800mm liners some .22 and some.30.
lots of parts
slugs
pellets
and a bunch more
the case where the gun is in is not include.

Shoots absolutely awesome. 1 hole group@50 30 grain javelins @990

asking $3100 lower 48 only

it needs to go for the money ASAP.

pm me if you’re interested.

[email protected]

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Bought a 9L tank so these two are superfluous to my needs.
4500PSI CF tanks with heavy duty fill valves boots and bags.
$325 each plus shipping
Paypal, PP F&F, Venmo, Zelle

Want both, we can talk

-- Matt

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Bought these as tether rigs for the nephew and the rifle I bought him for Christmas and my brother beat me to it (THE BASTIGE!)
4500PSI CF Tanks, Regs, boots & bags.
So now I have 4 of these and I really only need 2.
Great tether rigs, set the regulator below your gun max, fill the tank to 4500PSI and never worry about overfilling.
Brand new never been filled, regs just unboxed.
$250 each plus shipping
Paypal, PP F&F, Venmo, Zelle

I remember the exact moment. I have been working on firearms for 40 years but was always hesitant to work on my springers because of the "danger" that a lot of people in the airgun world had me believing. Well one day back in 2017 I was having a simple issue with my Diana 240 classic so I called PA since that's where I got it from. Figured they would say "oh yeah this is what your problem is" WRONG, they transferred me to some lady at Umarex who was extremely rude and knew nothing about airguns. I ended up hanging up on her and said to myself "I have to learn to work on these things myself". So I started reading every article I could find, love Tom Gaylord's articles btw, and watched every video on youtube that I could. I ended up tuning all of my guns and a couple for friends, it was so much easier than I could have ever imagined and they all turned out spectacular. So if you're hesitant to work on your gun and you have any kind of mechanical background, don't be they are very simple. Usually whatever needs to be done there is a detailed video of it on youtube and everyone on here is always willing to help.
Peyton

Joe Brancato Guppy tank with second gauge and quick disconnect hose kit. Looks like new, no marks or damage anywhere. I will release some air from this tank before shipping. Date of manufacture is 3-18. It says on it "Retest every five years". $350 NOW $300 shipped CONUS. Zelle or USPS money order.

Ok, shot show gave a short glimpse of these. Now, the MA3 appears close to the MA2 except sporting a laminate stock enabling a more rigid mount for bipod use, I believe it also has an external adjustable regulator- can’t swear to this. Ballpark 500ish. Now the MA8 looks to promote all sorts of bells and whistles, definitely external adjustable regulator, electronic trigger and other goodies. Price is rumored so I won’t comment. Thoughts?

You are shooting a group of targets. It’s more than a couple. Like ten groups of five or something where one bad shot does not really make or break the day.

Would you rather miss the first shot or the last shot in the group?

If you miss the first shot your confidence goes down but you can relax maybe.
Miss the last one and you feel like you cracked under pressure so the next group gets tough as you get towards the end.

Or can you just move on and call it a flyer?

Shooting is mental .

I've been peeking over the fence for the next toy , and I've found it ! Selling this Ranger XR in .22 cal , offered 2 different ways : fully equipped and ready to do some serious pest control as pictured for $1225 reduced to $1175 plus actual shipping with tracking and insurance to the conus. Second offering is ala carte : just the rifle , fill probe , magazine and single shot tray for $935 reduced to $900 , plus shipping and insurance to the conus . Currently it is set up to shoot the 15.89 GR pellets @ 700 -705 fps for about 28 - 30 shots on the reg. No known issues other than slight wear on the picatinny rails from scope and bi-pod use. Not interested in trades or offers at this time . Please deal by PM. Thanks for looking , Herb. ***** PS the gun will be shipped with the stock folded and carefully packed......(not in Brocock box). ***

Ready to Shoot

Ala Carte

I think for every thousand FWB 300S there are:

100 FWB 150/300
3 FWB 110
75 Anschutz 380
50 Anschutz 250
25 Anschutz 220
1 Anschutz LG54
100 HW 55
200 Walther LG 55
100 Walther LGV (original type)
5 Falke 90 (if this is even a 10 M airgun?)
200 Diana 75
200 Diana 60/65/66

Revised estimates, Walther and Diana, Jan 29

I have multiple coffee cans of shot pellets. So I ordered a lead melting pot from Midway. Figured I would give them to a friend that casts his own 457 Texan slugs.
14 days and still isn't out of MO.
I wish I could send the Distribution Center a box of dog poop. That way it would just go around and circle some stink the whole place up even worse

Hi everyone, so I’ve landed in the world of pcps and this was my first gun. I must say that it sure is fun and to me it makes me feel like a kid again which is what my intentions were, to get my son into this hobby and hunting and shooting and so far we’re having a blast. It’s time for me to step up to something a little more classy and elegant I’m thinking a Fx crown. I do love the tactical looks and some of the different Bullpup’s but to me the traditional feel of a rifle in my hand suits me better. I love the crown and the brocock sniper/sahara that sorta style. I would also love a 700mm uragun or like a krait 700 there really nice. I have 1100 and trying to sell this for more money for one of these guns. I like reaching out and challenging my self to longer shots. So sorry for ranting but this bad boy is up for sale. No scope No moderator I’ll include the scope that I got with the package which is a barra 3x9x40 illuminated and side focus pretty nice scope actually, and the bipod. I will also send pellets included which are barra 34gr pellets. Price 350$ firm I’ve only shot this gun 4 different times and it’s in very good shape. I have $1100 for a crown or krait,Vulcan700,etc plus whatever this sells for

Anyone else have one of these? With my XM1 pretty much being a fail I wanted a good .177 to hold me over while I try to figure out why it's got such terrible accuracy.

@igolfat8 mentioned recently if I tried a Vixen for pesting as he has one in .22 and loves it as we do similar pesting situations. I had one in .22 shortly and really enjoyed it but had issues with a different gun i planned on selling so I sold it instead to recoup the cash. I did really like it though. But I have plenty of .22s so didn't think anything of it.

Having my .177 spot empty for now I started researching a small compact .177. Then it hit me about the Vixen. For the price and what it is it will fit my needs perfectly. I ordered one from Tony the other day. Curious if anyone else has one? Hard to find info on a standard .177 that's not UK spec or not a .22.

If not I will be posting my thoughts on the gun when I get mine. Will be topped with the 2-12x24 Discovery scope.