Sorry, no blood, its mandarin oranges and i used two totally different guns with different ammo at 40 yards so its probably useless information but enjoy.
On the right of each picture you have seneca hunting pellets out of a AEA challlenger nova
And the left zan 16gr slugs out of a marauder

hi guys,

Yesterday I was plinking with my Huben GK1, and suddenly I heard a soft click when I squeezed the trigger. The gun didn't fire and I couldn't get it on safety.
So I opened the rear end, dumped the air. After much trying I gradually disassembled the gun and in the end I found out that two parts of the trigger mechanism are broken (metal parts that are broken). It's part 29 and 32 in the linked drawing, and a bent spring (part 31).

I advanced quite well with the disassembly, but I'm stuck now: the trigger mechanism is fixated by metal pins, but those are blind (one sided) with a plastic seal on it. I drilled the plastic seal out, but now I'm stuck: does someone know how to get the blind pins out? Internet sources told me to either drill the metal pin, or try to attach something else with superglue. But isn't there a better way?

Selling a DNT Thermnight TNC225R digital
Day/Night Thermal scope. Absolutely perfect condition. Factory reset, in original box. 2 batteries, charger, scope, mount, eye cup and manual. It functions great, definitely more than does the job. Just not for me. Im forgetful and continually forget to do something.

Asking $915 shipped and insured.
OBO.

PayPal f&f or venmo.
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Evening everyone,

I hope this is the appropriate place for this question. I’m looking for two books. Not specific titles but I would like to find a book that references types and brands of airguns over the last 125 years or so. I would also like to find a reference book on knife design and development, knife makers, photos and drawings going back to maybe 1800. I suspect Amazon won’t be helpful and it’s probably available online somewhere but I still enjoy the printed page. Titles, authors and sources if you know any. My local university doesn’t seem to have what I’m looking for and would want it returned anyway….thanks

Rick H.

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Greetings.
For sale is an Element Helix 4-14x44 in excellent condition that has been babied along with the FX Crown it sat on. (The scope may be in 'like-new' condition, but I use that descriptor cautiously.) This scope has the APR-1C 4-16 FFP MRAD ('clean' milliradian) reticle.

Included is the box and all the factory items down to the plastic the scope was wrapped in, as the pictures show. I never used the lens caps or the sunshade so they stayed in the box.

I liked this scope and thought the glass was very nice for the price, but should have gotten an optic with a 10-yard parallax because of my context, as those who remember me may recall in various posts; this Helix's is 15 yards.

There are no marks on the scope except for the distance turret cap, which I marked trying to take off upon purchasing the scope because it was too tight. I contacted Element and they sent a replacement (still sealed in the packaging) and also sent me a replacement turret, which I did not need. However, I only now realized the replacement cap does not bear the factory markings. I just contacted Element (4:15 p.m. today, EST) and asked for a new cap with the factory markings. If Element sends it, the cap will be included in this purchase, along with the original (marked) cap and the replacement cap Element sent me previously. If this sale occurs and the cap arrives too late to send with the scope, I will ship the cap free to the buyer.

The price is $275.00 $240.00 shipped, continental US only. Payment is PayPal F&F or buyer must pay the fee. Other arrangements can be discussed if necessary.
The scope will be packaged very securely.
I will be moving very shortly. If you want to purchase the scope sooner than later, contact me as soon as you can or the shipment will be delayed.

Edit: I have moved since this listing, so the scope is packaged and ready to ship the same day or within one day of purchase.
My reputation is good, so buy in peace.
David

What is your favorite .25 cal projectile for hunting.
30.8gn baracudas go ok in my fx dreamline at a max of 890fps.
Any slugs or pellets that would be better suited? Mostly shooting bunnies

Looking to trade my .20 HW 110. This is a rare one. It has maybe 100 pellets through it. Im looking for something that is modern from Daystate, BRK or maybe FX but let me know what you have. No sprinters.

I will upload more pictures later in the week when im home.

An OldVet review of his new Diana 250.
It came today , at 1:30 PM on this Saturday afternoon with the outside temperature at 104. I started with a barrel cleaning , and removed the pasty gunk from barrel.
The wood was very dry , so in the the process of removing the stock to add some Tung Oil I realized do not try to remove the plastic trigger guard it is pressed in very tight just remove screws , and lift action out of stock.
Put on an oily coat of Tung Oil with a scope cleaning cloth then let it soak in for a few minutes then wiped excess with a napkin. Came out nice. The ad said adjustable trigger although there were no external screws to do any adjustments, so I left that alone I was not going to disassemble the trigger housing to make an adjustment even if there is one ? I oiled the the linkage with silicone oil at all the contact points then put it back together. I mounted the scope a Hawke 3 x 9 x 40 on some high rings as the front fiber sight was leaving a shadow in my scope with lower rings. I used the hold at the balance point taught to me by coastal drifter in "Springer shooting technique" post. Which worked very well. Using my Crosman 14.3g premier HP pellets. This little 250 gas ram was very hard to cock , but I managed to sight it in at 4:30 PM now 107 out. Hey I was in the shade in the backyard. It was the mosquitoes that drove me back inside not the heat.
I did Chrony 1 pellet a 18.13g at 718.3 fps the very first shot from this rifle.
It was a fun day OV.
Will post some pics soon.
Edit: Unable to post pics will need to get a file manager that work's here. When I press Attach files it goes to my drive instead of files , and that is a dead end.

Our garden is producing more cucumbers than we can use or give away, so..........

Gun: .25 calProphet Performance V1 shooting JSB Exact King Heavy 33.95 gr
Camera: Nikon Z8 and Nikon 100-400. 4000th shutter. F5.6

One over ripened cucumber at 50 yards


One pellet at 850 fps



Can't let cucumbers go to waste. Even overripened yellow ones.

Crosman Silhouette PCP Air Pistol. Comes with upgraded grip and sights installed. Not mint but in great condition.​

$400 +pp fees and $20 shipping

Hello All,
I've seen a couple threads discussing this but none really gave a clear answer.
I recently had the reg fail in my 3 mo old A.V. Avenger Bullpup 2 (25 cal). Tech support was great. I decided to send it in for warranty repair vs them sending me the reg.
I only mention all this as when chatting with tech support he mentioned to me about adding a drop of silicon oil into the fill port.
From what I've seen guys are on both sides of this. I first thought maybe it falls into the 'Can't Hurt' so why not category. But now I'm not so sure and thinking what really is the benefit? Is that drop atomizing to reach all the little places it needs to be? I would guess anything more than a tiny drop could cause some problems.
Ok. I believe I'm overthinking this. I would really appreciate any thoughts.
Thanks in advance..
PS: Advice of the silicon oil best used in general would also be appreciated. Thx

Hello All. I am looking for any thoughts on the following problem. I recently bought my first PCP air rifle, it’s a Daystate Alpha Wolf HP in .30. I bought it used from Airguns of Arizona. After shooting about 125 rounds I removed the barrel shroud and noticed a lot of lead dust. I watched a few videos on disassembly and cleaning of the barrel and chronograph and went ahead and tackled the process. After I got it assembled I removed the air bottle and lowered my reg pressure to 0, then put bottle back on and raised to 110 bar. Then I refilled the bottle while on the gun up to 240 bar, and put it in the case so it was ready for the next outing. I took it out today to finally shoot it. I wanted to start at 110 bar to see what FPS it would shoot my JSB Exact 50.15 pellets to, planning a bumping up my reg pressure until I got them going at 850 FPS. I set it on factory setting 5115. My first shot sounded weak and chrono said just over 350 FPS. I shot again and sounded weak and FPS was 450. I bumped up reg pressure to 130 and the next shot sounded like the gun does when it’s dry fired at empty, didn’t even clear pellet from the barrel. The screen showed 130 bar regulated still. I took off the air bottle thinking there was some issue with it getting air. I bumped up the regulator while off, to max. I put the bottle back on and could hear air filling the secondary air chamber (not sure if that’s the proper term) and switched the factory setting to warp. The reg pressure on the screen reads 235. I when I tried shooting it only made the sound of the hammer but no air, and pellet didn’t budge. Any idea what on earth could be the problem? Any help is much appreciated

Just as the title says…

Love my Daisy Model 36. Super fun to shoot.
Wish I had more antique finds like this.

I picked up an HW 98 a while back. It was in as-new condition, but it was twangy and bland. I installed a 12 FPE Tinbum kit and a Vortek VAC seal. Replaced the factory stock with a lefty Tyrolean, and tuned the trigger to a very clean break under a pound. I couldn't be happier. It looks, feels, and shoots like a different gun!



Shamelessly cherry-picked, 5-shot group at 30 yards.

Off bags
8.44 JSB 4.53 head size
800 FPS
12 FPE

Mint FX M3 .22 600mm 2023. Rock solid. Comes with magpul moe+ rubberized grip installed as pictured.

$1600 +pp fees and shipping

American Air Arms (AAA) EVOL 30

Reason for selling - It doesn't get shot as often as it deserves.

Included:

• Two factory magazines
• Original Savior two-gun case w/ AAA patches
• AAA plenum extension 27cc (installed)
• Donny FL 1/2 x 20 moderator adaptor
• Barrel spanner tool
• Castle nut wrench (The quick way to adjust hammer tension)
• Scope NOT included

$2,050 (FIRM) plus shipping. No Seller fees. No Trades. Great reviews on AGN.

So I am sidelined waiting on a part for my Air Venturi Avenger 22 cal, considering picking up a new rifle and am a bit overwhelmed with the choices out there. I am not looking to spend thousands on a PCP, can only really shoot occasionally because of where I live, am not hunting (but am an advocate for pest control), and want a reliable option to make a metal target go ding out to 100 yards. What do you recommend for the best value? I'm sticking with 22 cal. Thanks for your suggestions.

Greetings. Wind aside, can you say that 1" groups @ 25 yds. is the same accuracy as 2" @ 50 yds.?

Are there "wadcutter" pellets that make clean holes?

.25 caliber Airmaks Katran.

(I am still thinning out the rifles)
SOLD---Brocock Compatto XR in .22 non-regulated slingshot hammer system, adjustable power with hammer spring and transfer port adjustments. Has newer style trigger with adjustable trigger shoe, even in the non-regulated form it performs awesome (think Daystate Revere non-regulated) and is in great condition, never a first slow shot issue, has always worked perfectly. Slingshot hammer system is as good as they get. Have original box and paperwork that came with gun. Barrel is shrouded, its quiet . 1/2 UNF threaded, but it doesn’t really need a moderator unless you want it silent. The stock is solid, not hollow and feels great. Adjustable butt pad, 11 shot magazine. It is set up to shoot Hades at 800 for about 55 shots, can be turned up to 30 ft.lbs if needed, as accurate as they come. Side lever is smooth. Also, 150cc tube can be easily filled with a hand pump fill probe and foster QD. fills to 200bar found 185 bar to be best. If you want to add a regulator, Huma makes a drop-in reg for it. OAL is 33”.
SCOPE/RINGS/BIPOD NOT INCLUDED

$625.00 Shipped

Hello all, looking to sell this Leshiy 2. Purchased from EGW and I am only owner. Comes with everything you see here. It is in mint condition and upgraded to the max. Shoots so perfect and consistent, so consistent that I never installed the Huma raptor reg. It has the repr 2 reg installed. This thing is an absolute beauty and extremely gratifying. The Huma aluminum lower and trigger just take it to god status in the hands. My crown jewel that I absolutely hate to sell but family needs the money atm. Thanks for viewing. $2800 +pp fees and shipping

1x Leshiy 2 .22 250mm w/ fiber tank and 2x mags, repr 2

Included extras:

Black out kit
6x Extra transfer ports
Wika black out guage 30
2x fill probes
2x edgun picatinny rails 40
Huma trigger 260
Huma raptor reg 140
Slug mag 110
2x behemoth extensions 100
Behemoth 350mm reflex kit 465
Repr tool 25
Eylar case 100
350mm Alfha barrel. 325
Donnyfl short leshiy 2 shroud kit 60
Edgun tri lug compensator ?

Here's my boy Baloo. He likes hunting rats almost as much as I do. Almost

Price Drop to 1,500 Dollars Now 1,400 dollars

Up for sale is my 2016 Huben K1 it has a custom 28" TJ 222 barrel that has a barrel stiffener you can see the shroud exstention in silver
that makes the shroud longer it shoots the MP Mold first version slug the best that is the MP 224 slug at 35.5 grain round nose flat base
it has a slow leak right now but I think I can get it to seal up.

Payment with PayPal FF preferred or the Goods and Services and you add the 4% can also do Venmo and Zelle I have excellent feedback
here on the AGN Selling this K1 at 1,600 dollars and shipping is free any questions please PM me if you need more pictures just let me know.

.25 cal $1150 plus shipping. V1 the version that is NOT constantly breaking down. Over $400 in accessories.

I have asked several, online, why they are attracted to large caliber and or very high power PCPs, such as .35 or even .50 caliber shooting slugs.

Unfortunately, the responses have often been emotional tirades.

I am just interested to learn what is interesting and/or useful in this category of air guns.

I have some .177 springers, several full power .22 PCPs shooting pellets, but the expense and other downsides have deterred me from other than a brief experiment with .25.

What am I overlooking?

For example, if I were hunting (which I no longer do) why would a large caliber PCP be preferable to a powder burner?

There have to be very good reasons, even for my plinking at the range, that I am not appreciating.