Looking to sell my like new, lightly used FX DRST in .22 w 500mm barrel and 4 magazines. Comes upgraded with extra regulator. I have additional extra like stock, and moderator we could discuss as a package deal. Message me if your interested and we can talk numbers with or wo the extras. I also have pictures available upon request. Bought about a month ago from Palm Beach Airguns. Only selling because I have come to prefer semi auto (Hubens) and not the side lever. Very good gun for what it is, very accurate and efficient. Can get 4 mags+ out of a single fill, thats over 56 shots.

Looking to get 900-1100 depending on extras or not.

Been trying to get on Baker Airguns website for over a week and I get a blank page. Are they still in business?

After spending months watching YouTube videos and reading comments on various forums, including here, I have decided that the Daystate Huntsman Revere Regulated Safari will likely be my first PCP rifle. I will be buying it from Airguns of Arizona, and they have a promotion when purchasing this rifle that includes a free moderator. The Daystate 5-year warranty was another factor in my decision. I believe the Daystate ranks high for its price point compared to other PCP rifles in its class.

I plan to use it for a variety of tasks, including target shooting and pest control on my property and on a friend's dairy farm. My targets will include pigeons, rats, squirrels, raccoons, and skunks. Initially, I considered the .22 caliber; however, I believe the .25 caliber will be a better choice for dispatching furry pests.

I have not pulled the trigger on this purchase but I do have an itchy trigger finger.

I appreciate any comments from my airgun brothers plus any other rifle recommendations.

Guys
I am looking for the correct size of the Barrel "O" Rings that fit the Seneca/Storm Rider type rifles, and where to buy them, as there seems to be a lack of any supplies for sale.

The following measurement are from the Barrel dimensions:
Depth = .044"
Width = .040"
Inside diameter = .340"
Outside diameter = .384"

Metric spec's (Not sure these are correct measurements) = I don't speak metric...
Depth = 1.05mm/1.10mm ??
Width = 1.00mm/1.05mm ??
Inside diameter = 8.60mm/8.70 mm ??
Outside diameter = 9.75mm/9.80 mm ??

Is there a site or place to but some?
Tia,

TX200 .177 Walnut stock, Vortek kit and seals. Also comes with factory guides and spring

$600 plus shipping

I accept Venmo, Cash App, Zelle, and PayPal(friends and family only)

Gun will ship from 53179 area code
Free local pick up

Scope does not come with

Selling my AGT Uragan in .25cal. It's in great shape and shoots fantastic. Shooting FX 34gr at 853 like a laser. Whisper quiet.
Comes with moderator, 2 mags, Carm single shot adapter, fill probe, and shipped in the original soft case. No scope or rings.

Asking $875 shipped in the Cont 48.
Paypal preferred. Also USPS money order.

The Air Arms HFT 500 was recently named Airgun of the Year at the British Shooting Show.

Primarily for pellet use maybe occasinal slug use. I like both companies. Which of these 2 do you prefer? now the light has edge in weight for easier walking, the vet has weight for the bench. However, both can do it all.

I know the epic 2 light has yet to be released, you can see it on IWA video. should be cheaper than the regular epic 2. Making it comparable in price the the vet 2 tactical.

The posts of some of the amazing things that people are doing with a 6-7 fpe springer like a Weihrauch HW30 was my inspiration for asking the question: What’s Applications Do You Use Your Airguns For?

I’m not doubting them or suggesting that we should observe some arbitrary “rules” or limitations of what you should do with your airgun of choice. Heck, I’m as guilty as anyone of pushing the limits to see what’s possible.

I’d like to compare notes of the applications that people use their airguns for. In my 25 gun “airsonal” there’s some duplication of duties and obviously a generous overlap of capabilities but each was purchased with a particular application in mind.

Guess that I’m trying to identify the “typical” use of a type of airgun for my own curiosity and maybe help Newbies make more sense of the mind-boggling variety available on the market.

Disclaimer: I like airguns BECAUSE of their low power and my choice of caliber reflects that. I prefer moderate power airguns (.22 caliber, 30ish fpe) for general shooting, pesting and squirrel and rabbit hunting at the sub50 yards ranges I typically shoot at. I’ve eliminated groundhogs, raccoons and porcupines with my “stealthy” airguns but, for efficiency reasons, prefer a .22 rimfire for that kinda work.



I’ve got a good variety of airguns in .177 to .25 calibers and I’m presenting my perspective of how I view their prime roles…

For winter indoor shooting, 10 meter target pistols and rifles are hard to beat.

In residential backyards BB-guns and CO2 replicas are practical choices.

I like springers and iron sights for fast, off-hand, close in shooting be it plinking or pesting... say sub 25 yards.

Much beyond 25 and out to 60 yards that I'm reaching for a scoped, 30ish fpe PCP and looking for something to lean up against.

After 60 yards I want a solid rest and a 45 (plus) fpe heavy bench rifle with at least a 6-24x50 scope.

IMHO, anything beyond 100 yards is powder burner territory... sorry



I just believe in choosing the appropriate tool for the job... why use an axe when you really need a chainsaw? Or maybe a steak knife is more appropriate.

Each to their own eh? My comments are based on personal preferences; I’d like to hear yours.

Cheers!

Looking for my next PCP. I like the FX impact. Is it worth the extra money for the X?

Excellent .357 RAW HM1000X Built by Martin

Excellent condition!
Well sealed and has a new HUMA regulator.
Gorgeous Martin stock!
Includes 2 magazines, the bipod, and 7 tins of pellets.

$1500 for everything shown delivered.
PayPal FF please.

Should I buy rti mora .22 600 mm or go for something else .
After handling a new one a few day ago , loved the feel in the shoulder , trigger really nice , but I think the total finish is absolutely awful , butt pad an total disgrace and paying 2k for it .
Vids I have seen and what others have said , it’s probably the most accurate pcp

Anybody have any experience with those? I know Leupold scopes are tough, but wonder if that budget line can handle springer recoil. Thank you.

Hi Airgunners !

I have one Bonvoisin digital scale . It can weight up to 100 grains .

Can be be used for grains , ounces , pounds and a few more options .

Can be used with batteries (not included) or AC adaptor included .

I have no use for it .

Price = $65

Shipping included .

PayPal

I have been lurking here for a couple of months, but felt it was time to introduce myself. I'm fairly new to airguns aside from an old springer when I was a boy.

I have wanted to get back to airguns for a long time and I finally felt it was time to dip my toes back in when we moved to the countryside and now have plenty of room to shoot. I bought a cheap Stoeger XM1 Sport kit and a hand pump this winter and have had a lot of fun with it, but I kept feeling that only the first 10 shots were accurate so I bought a chrono and that confirmed my suspicions that after the first 10 shots it quickly falls off. But what I gained from this experience is that I definitely want to get more into it and want to invest more.

I now have a DRS Tactical on order which I'm looking forward to, but I have a feeling that will only be the first (technically second I guess). I have also upgraded from my handpump to a CS4, which definitely helps when you only get 10 shots per fill.

Anyway, I just wanted to say hi and thank you for a great forum where I have learned SO MUCH over the last months.

Registration for the 2025 Pyramyd Cup opened today at noon, in case you are looking for something to do in September...

$250- FX 800mm .22 barrel kit
Orion .22 magazine
Huma transfer port
Sold- Donny FL Ronin .357 with 3 end caps ½-20, M18, and M14-1.25. The Donny has a few scratches on it, and the barrel kit has a little scratch towards the back. I'll shipping one the East coast. The west you will have to cover shipping.

My Vulcan 3 700 mm .30 Cal just shoots accurately pellets.

Apparently it might shoot well the AVS Slugs .306 Cal.

Just order some. As soon as I receive them I will try them and will share experience.

This rifle gives about 97 fpe, that means that the 55 grain slugs should be shot at about 900 fpe.

Let's hope this rifle shoot them accurately.... The gain could be a powerful rifle at long distance....

Let's see....

700cc 300 bar bottle. M18x1.5 threads so will work for most any airgun (FX,Raw,Daystate etc.). Never installed.

130 shipped
PayPal for pmt

Took the RTI Mora in 25 cal out to shoot 100 yards today with AEA 29.6 grain pellets. After having only marginal success with the 33.9 grains, I decided to jump to a different pellet weight. Well, you gotta love it when a plan comes together. I decided to use the same basic settings as I had been playing with for the 33.9 grain pellets. The problem I had with the 33s is that they would randomly throw a flyer or two out of about every 10 shots. When I say flyer, I mean they would drift off my POA by anywhere from 1/2 MOA to 1 MOA which in 100 yd benchrest is as much as a 2 point drop in score. This happened consistently regardless of the speeds I tried. Every tune I tried from 900 to 970 fps would throw these random flyers and they were truly random without any consistent pattern. These are the same 33.9s that produce incredible consistency when shot out of my Skout Epoch .25. But, for whatever reason, the Mora simply doesn't seem to get along with them, so I jumped down to 29.6s not particularly hopeful that anything would change. Boy, was I wrong. The Mora and these 29.6 apparently have a love affair that I couldn't have guessed at. Although I'm not particulary impressed with my standard deviation numbers, I really can't complain considering the POI results.
It appears that the 975 tune was the optimal number in all aspects
All of these use the same 120 reg pressure and the differences were tuned via the dwell valve adjuster.

Target #1 scored as a 238 @ 8X @ 975.3 fps 3.2 sd
Target #2 scored as a 235 @ 2X @ 978.7 fps 3.6 sd
Target #3 scored as a 231 @ 6X @ 981.2 fps 4.5 sd

*** It's important to remember that although I'm considered a decent shooter, I'm not anything special so my results can pretty much be expected by anyone who shoots with any regularity.

Moving along a batch of .25 ammo I got in a package. All tins are new/unopened.

QTY 2 JSB Hades QTY 300 per tin
QTY 1 JSB King Heavy MK2 Qty 300 per tin
QTY 1 JSB King Heavy QTY 300 per tin
QTY 2 JSB Kiong 25.39 QTY 300 per tin

100.00 for the lot, shipped.

PayPal for pmt.

This is a Daisy 753W (wood stock) target rifle. Single stroke pneumatic. Pretty much NOS. Comes with 4 interchangeable front sight inserts. This deluxe wood model was discontinued a few years ago. Accuracy is amazing. Trigger has been polished. No box or sling. $300 plus actual shipping. Continental U.S Only. PayPal or USPS Money Order.

$800 with scope $650 without. Shipped conus

One question and one comment.
First off I bought a Scott tank from a local fire training company and was wondering if they have the standard size port to fit a standard fill station? It’s considered a 45 minute tank.
The comment, they have almost 100 tanks they are selling off for $85 each regardless of size, 30 minute and 45’s if anyone is interested.