Hello guys, anyone know where I can order the fx barrel tension clamp for the impact? I just want the clamp, not the kit. I have the 600mm impact so it's pointless to buy the kit since the kit only comes in 700mm. But site like prymaid air, Utah airgun, talontones, airgun depot, they only sell the kit. Like wth, why not have an option for us to buy the clamp without the kit. I see blackwood outdoor sell it separately but that's outside the USA. I am looking for a dealer in the USA that will sell the clamp separately. If you know a dealer in the USA that sells just the fx clamp, post it here. Thanks

Does anyone have a red panda prs? I'm trying to decide between that and a Panthera .30 cal slug gun

So I picked up an Skout Epoch from a member thanks you Allen and having a great trying out The 25 34.4 barrel Corbin slug are awesome also tried out nsa 34.9 Here the nsa slugs. Love trying out different settings so easy to change to 30 cal I will post some pics of shots from 30 cal also

I started airgunning about a year ago. First a springer, then it didn't take long till I got my 1st PCP (FX Impact m3 pre-owned). At first I didn't want to invest too much so I bought a shoebox compressor (new warrior). It was pretty good for my needs although a bit slow. However fuses burnt a few times, and now since yesterday something is wrong in the compression block so no pressure build-up anymore. I might get it repaired under warranty, but I'm a bit fed up with it and will sell it once repaired.

Hence I just bought a serious compressor from Coltri. This should be a different beast... I hope so at least for the price difference ;-) I do have a few questions though related to how I should use if for filling. It's a 100l/min compressor, so pretty fast.

• Is it a good idea to fill up the PCP guns straight away from the compressor? It should only take 1 minute something. But wouldn't it cause a lot of wear and tear on the compressor to pump often for such a small volumes?
• I suppose getting a SCBA tank is a better plan. I have an FX impact (250 bar max) and Leshiy 2 (300 bar max). If i want to use them untethered I suppose I need large tanks if I want to fill the guns a few times close to their max capacity?
• or is it wiser to take a smaller bottle and top it up more frequently?
• tethering to a large bottle while shooting sounds a bit tedious to me, but I might be mistaken?

So the question is: what kind of bottle(s) would you recommend me? I shoot at home in my garden, so portability to the range is not really an issue.

To add on to this.....


And as I commented that I'd test here....https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/hollowpoint-skiving-serration-on-slugs.1316203/

Credit to @Motorhead as I saw him do it first and shared about it online a couple years ago...

I started shooting these .20/18.9s not long after they came out, and struck slug gold! Absolutely amazing slug. Theyve become my número uno for prairie dog pesting at a couple of the areas (where there's nothing behind the dog colony). As I've noted though, they tend to poke a hole versus dead-right-there a pest. I've had them go clean through big euro doves, wing joints included. And they usually go through and through the dogs and keep bouncing, kicking up dust like a rock skipping on water. Even a head shot on a dog out to 100yards doesn't stop the slug. So I've always assumed very minimal, if any expansion.

After the discussion a few days ago I decided to give the ole Motorhead Phillips tip a go.

A Ph-1 was the ticket. There was concern raised about base deformation when using a hammer and hard table, etc. So I just pushed them against my thumb. I'd rather they stay accurate, even if it means no expansion, so wasn't too keen on the idea of doing something to them that would make them shoot less accurately.

Made myself about 40 of them in just a couple minutes.
Here are the first couple.



First order of business...are they still accurate?
This pipe is at 95 yards on my back irrigation berms. This is three shots (whiter marks above and right are bird crap).

Yep, still accurate!

First experiment......
I figured a liquid laundry detergent bottle full of water would be sufficient to stop them. Thick plastic and about 6 inches of water....I was also mostly curious about long range effect so placed the jug at 95 yards. Shot it three times, kaWHOP, kaWHOP, kaWHOP. Went downrange.....and all three went through both sides of the detergent jug and kept on going.....quite surprised that six inches of water and two thick plastic sides didn't stop them.


Second experiment.....
Maybe more water? Filled two 1 gallon zip lock bags with water, nearly to bursting, and laid them down, one in front of the other at 95yards. Only shot once here. Went through both bags! This was around 10-12 inches of water. KaTHUMP on impact!!!! Interesting thing to not here is that the final layer of Iplock baggie has two holes in it, so a petal had to have broken off in the water of the second bag.

Third experiment.....
Bars of soap, set them down, front to back, at 93-94 yards.



Took one shot with a Phillips head slug and gathered up the soap. The shot was a bit off center...but served to contain the slug. It was just barely stopped by the fifth bar.

This is the wound channel....
Slug travel is top to bottom here.


Slightly different angle, slug travel is again top to bottom, can just barely see the slug in the closest bar.


Slug travel is bottom to top in this photo..


And now we need a control.....ie what does a non-Philips head slug do in the same conditions? So i had to take two shots here as the first one hit a bit high and figured it'd miss the soap bars. You can see both holes here....



Here is the wound channel for the non-Philips....
Your can see the high shot grazed the first couple bars but it missed the later bars and kept going. Slug travel is top to bottom here. This unmodified slug also stopped in the fifth bar, and just started to bulge out he far aside of the fifth bar.



Left is the slug that was shot without modification. Right is the Phillips head slug.


And a close up of the expansion...


Quite obvious that they'll expand more when aided by the Philips. Since my Phillip indentations were quite shallow, I can only assume they'd get a full petal if the Phillips marks were deeper into the head of the slug. Seems like I remember Scott may have even shared that the four edges of his Phillips bit to make it deeper.

So, of you want expansion, this seems the easy/cheap way to get it. The fact that it doesn't ruin accuracy is the best part.

Super fun experiment.

I need a smaller mag for a Dreamliner so I can use lower scope rings. Any ideas?

Question does this back guard serve a purpose on the notos? I’ve seen a few of them cut off and the gun in my opinion looks better without it

Not much to complain about. 38gr slugs at 875. 25 shot group on the sighter before I began. 250 24x. Last bull ruined what could have been better.

I have an impact mk2. I need help to restack the washers. I have try looking YouTube. I see video from Utah airgun and ernest. But their video is mostly just talking and they do not show an diagram how each washer is stack. I do not know how it's stack by them talking and not showing a diagram.I do not see anyone except ernest talk about how each washer is different thickness. Does no one actually measure the washers? Cause I had 7 washers range from .44-46mm and 4 washers range from .55-57mm. Can anyone here tell me how they are stack? There are 11 total washers. Also mention where the thinner and thicker washers goes. Start from left will be the reg housing, right will be toward the plastic piston. Thanks

Help filling my fx king please.
hi guys I’m Feeling really frustrated. I installed huma reg last week was working real good. Today got in the mail a new digital manómetro Here is when I screwthisngs up. I removed the air bottle turn the regulator counterclockwise then shoot a few empty rounds to empty my planum Long story short. Can fill this thing back air is coming from the barrel. I try cocking the rifle and still can’t filled . please help.

Just finished a few new batch of magazine for Veteran/II in .22 and .25. Standard magazine or Anti-empty loading mag.

$25 each free shipping within the lower 48. Or 5 for $100. Paypal f&f is preferred or +fee. Or free pickup in San Diego

For faster respond: 858-876-tutu64

Looking for a ready to shoot, out of the box, performance FT rifle? This is it.

Selling this beautiful Air Arms S510 XS Untimate Sporter Xtra with a blemish-free walnut stock for a friend. DOM 2022 so it has the latest stock and fully regulated. I have shot this rifle and it is a tack driver. If you’ve never owned or shot an Air Arms rifle you are in for a real treat. Scope is mounted, zeroed for 25 yards and the scope wheel is already marked for holdovers. From box to podium with minimal effort.

I did a complete shot string from a 250 bar fill to 150 bar where the reg starts to drop off and got sixty shots @ 890fps 10.34 18fpe no problem with a total of eighty shots on a single charge of air.

This model has a beautiful walnut stock, adjustable cheek riser, and buttpad to help make each successful shot comfortable.

Also included are two extra 10 shot magazines and a single shot loader.

The gun will ship double boxed in the hard aluminum padded foamcase shown in the pictures (note the combination locks do not work)

60 shots from 250-150 bar was super tight producing a max of 895 fps, low of 884, and ES of 11fps and and a SD of only 2 fps! Complete shot string data available on request.

The scope is a first gen Athlon Argos 6-24 FFP complete with a scope wheel with range marking to get you to the range in a mater of minutes.

What’s included:

• Air Arms S510 .177 regulated Ultimate Sporter with walnut stock $1699
• Two spare factory magazines $59.99 each
• One swing out loading tray $30
• Athlon Argos 6-24x50 mm FFP scope with rings mounted including a pre-marked parallax wheel. $349.99
• Factory fill fitting with QD adapter
• Partial tin of JSB 10.34 pellets
• Hard case foam lined

A little over $2000 invested



$1400 PayPal preferred (I’ll absorb the fees) INCLUDES FedEx ground CONUS insured. I prefer payment is made within 24 hours of acceptance. After that, it will be offered to the next buyer in order.

If you would like or need additional information please reach out to me.

Thanks for looking.

.177 caliber Webley Tomahawk break barrel air rifle with superb stock. Excellent condition and a great shooter. Generic 4-16x50 Illuminated scope with sunshade and rings, and full tin of JSB 10.3 Ultra Shock pellets.

$285 shipped conus
PayPal FF please or add 4%
Money orders also accepted

Just seeing what's out there. If someone wants to trade, let me know what ya got.
Running around 20 shots at 830 fps with 25.4s. Can tune for more or less, or add a regulator and really get the most out of it.


If you just want to buy it, I'd take $600 shipped for it.

This is the last week to enter The EDgun Leshiy Channel Giveaway, where you could win a Leshiy 2 and the chance to join Tim on a pigeon hunt in Idaho!

Full details are here: www.edgunleshiy.com/gaw



Best of luck!!

Hi Friends, for sale is my beloved Ranger XR .25 in good condition! All pictured is included. Front riser only, Smith & Wesson M4 stock. Selling to fund other toys. $850 shipped 48 states. I can take Venmo or Zelle, or PayPal f&f from buyers with good history. Otherwise it's best to go with PayPal goods, buyer adds 3%.

Just curious. If it matters, I really am referring to the factory regulated Marauder.

Thanks!

EDIT:
The best reply was from another thread from another OP, and it said something along the lines of "don't worry about it so much, you're gonna end up with both either way."

FX King 600mm .25 with Hunter Brown GRS stock. This is a beautiful rifle in a wonderful stock, but I am not shooting it enough to do it justice. Thought I would get into longer range shooting but that hasn’t worked out as there is nowhere close for me to shoot. I am going to go back to all .177 equipment (with a.22 barrel and probe for occasional hunting) to keep wife and neighbors happy. So, all the great potential of this rifle would not get used by me.

This rifle was bought with a 500mm .22 barrel with the 110mm long plenum. I got the parts and converted it to a 600mm .25 barrel with a 220mm long plenum. I am selling it in the setup shown here - 600mm .25 cal (Superior STX liner - 1:24 TR). I will also include:

• Two .25 FX magazines (new style with bearing and 15 shot)
• One .22 FX magazine
• CARM single shot loader (both .25 and .22)
• 600mm Superior Heavy STX Liner (1:18 TR) with CF sleeve (not glued)
• 500mm Superior STX Liner in .22 (1:24 TR) with CF sleeve (not glued
• 110mm plenum, pellet probe, and parts needed to go back to a .22 cal.
• Saber Tactical Picatinny Bottle Clamp.
• Full set of O-rings in separate packages by part number.
• Custom-fit FX Hard Case
• **** Now including Huma Avalanche 40-4 .25 Moderator ****

I currently have the rifle shooting the JSB 25.39 pellets at 907 fps with an SD of 2.3 and an ES of 10. This is with a regulator pressure of 75 bar and QTS at @ 1.2. Shooting around 5 mags without dropping off reg. I have also shot the FX 34.9 pellets at 870 with an SD of 3.1 and ES of 9. That was at a reg pressure of 90 bar and QTS of @ 1.75. With this setup I usually get more than 4 mags shot.

New Price of $1650 !!! I am asking $1800 TYD. PayPal FF or PayPal Invoice if you pay the extra. The scope, rings, bipod, and monopod/bracket are not included.

Like mid Nikon or Burris or what have you Thank you

I'd like invest in a decent borescope, but don't want to play trial and error. The majority of my rifles are .22 cal, with a few .25 cal also. Any that you can recommend? Most of what I see don't have a small enough camera to fit the bore. It can even be something that plugs into my android phone. Thanks for any and all tips and pointers.

Great job by Paul Cray this past weekend at the Finger Lakes field target Grand Prix event. This was a 2 day match with a total of 120 shots. Paul was 3 points down after day one, but kept his head in the game to come back on Sunday and win the event via shoot off. Paul's match high total was 113. Piloting a 12 fpe rifle to middle of the long targets in the wind is a daunting task, but Paul made it look easy. He's Finger Lakin' good.

Awesome job, Paul....and thanks for counting on Thomas rifles to back up your talent!

Mike

I have a brand new never used .177 Air Arms HFT 500 with a Bushnell Match Pro 6-24x50 FFP Mil Dot scope, scope rings and an Air Arms Palm rest.



$1300 O.B.O. Shipped in the continental United States.

Just for fun I used my TX200 MKII .177 to shoot in in a monthly challenge. It was a fun thing to do. It uses ARA Unlimited targets, which are scored worst edge. I think I can do better.


Rifle: Air Arms TX200 MKIII
Optic: Vortex Diamondback 6 to 25
Ammo: Air Arms 10.3 Field Heavy (unsorted and unlubed)
Front Rest: Rock BR with Edgewood Bag
Rear Rest: Protektor #13
Temp: 85F and 85% Humidity
Wind: 0-5 but mostly 0.

Score: 1860 with 4 maybe 5 x's

Excuses: I suck

Today I am selling my used MDT SRS SKELETON SHORT RIFLE STOCK FOR $200.00...which includes the FX Panthera/Dynamic AR Folding Stock Adapter Kit from Utah Airguns, and also includes free shipping anywhere in the CONUS insured at full value. I will accept payment via PayPal Friends & Family, or you pay the overage if you choose to send the funds via PayPal “Goods and Services.”
This stock has the AR Folding Stock Adapter Kit from Utah Airguns already attached to it, which allows it to be attached to your FX Panthera or Dynamic air rifle, as well as the brass plug required to plug the air hole in the block. I had this folding stock mounted on my FX Dynamic air rifle, which required cutting away part of the cheek rest so that when the stock is folded all the way it cleared the cocking handle on my FX Dynamic and lays snugly against the block. (A new plastic cheek rest can be obtained from MDT if you prefer.) I also added a piece of Leopard pattern neoprene to the cheek rest with contact cement, to make it non-slip on my cheek while shooting. This stock is being sold as is with minor imperfections.
All the best, Chuck Peffley
Here is a link to show you all the factory info and some photos of mine below.