$200 + actual shipping charges

600mm .22cal

This lot includes:
- 1 FX STX Superior liner
- 1 FX STX slug liner
- 1 tin Crosman PowerShot Red Flight Penetrator (unopened/new)
- 1 tin JSB Knock Out Slugs (unopened/new)
- 1 box .217 NSA 24.8g slugs (unopened/new)
- 1 box .217 NSA 27.5g slugs (unopened/new)
- 1 original METAL FX Side-Shot magazine
- FX .22 barrel fittings
- FX .22 pellet probes
- FX OEM Impact hammer spring

Sorry but I am not interested in splitting the parts up and selling individually. I'm not sure what shipping would be but I cannot imagine it would be more than $15... OOPS, wait a minute I forgot that we are currently "Building Back Better!!" so maybe it would be $20 for shipping...

These parts were taken off of a MK2 impact I purchased a while back from another AGN member and immediately converted it to a .25 caliber. If my memory serves the STX slug liner like the slugs is new and unused!!

Your welcome to call or txt me directly at 847.715.6944 if you have any additional questions.

would it be safe to polish an airgun barrel with this? we use this in ultra deep vacuum chambers typically below 10(-9)Torr,(the -9 is supposed to be an exponent).

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Will thus pump fill this tank to 4500psi ?
Are there tricks to it or just fill and go?
Do I need anything extra for compressor to do this?
Read pages in search but could not find what I was looking for.

Thanks

Hafa Adai from sunny Guam!
Been breaking in a new TX200HC in .22 caliber. It is coming along nicely.
Bought some Boiled Linseed Oil for the walnut stock. Did you guys have any tips or tricks? or just remove the metal and use a cotton T-Shirt to wipe on a coat and let it dry and repeat a whole bunch of times?

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Hey all,

I got my replacement Diana 48 in the mail yesterday, and have to say that I’m not exactly stoked.

The rifle has some glaring fit and finish issues. To include: obviously canted front sight post (wtf), chipped finish at the butt of the stock (same as original gun), and marks on the bluing (again WTF).

I checked the serial number and its manufacture date. The replacement was made the same month and a whopping 19 guns before the first rifle. Great… So both of these must’ve been made at 4pm on a Friday.

I was willing to fix the fit and finish issues on the first rifle, because I naively assumed it wouldn’t try to eat my fingers. But I’m really not sure I can be bothered with this one. Especially the canted front sight.

That said, how does the barrel mount in these guns? Is it threaded and timed for the receiver or is it held in with just a set screw?

I’m thinking I will probably just sell this one on the second hand market and pick up a HW77.

Thanks all for reading the update.

Im curious if ALL manufactures of airguns that utilize regulators, use Belleville style washers to regulate the flow of air?
Are there any other "styles" of regulators , or perhaps a completly different technology, that works effectively, for high pressue air?

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If anyone is in the market for a great scope that is priced reasonably , check out the GPO website. At the bottom of the web page there is a section for demo products.
They have 3 designations for demo products : A = like new never mounted / used.........20% off. B slight signs of use 30% off and C heavier use / slight ring marks ECT. 40% off.
Right now they are offering an extra 10% off with the code : DEMO10. Too good of a deal for me to pass up on. I have one inbound , which makes my second GPO scope.
Just thought I'd pass this along for anyone in the market for some new glass... PS all of their demo scopes have the same lifetime warranty as their new products.
I have no dog in this fight other than being impressed with the brand quality.

So incredibly blessed to have this one. I was fortunate to have prized this one from an incredible collection. It shoots beautifully right under 12 FPE as intended. I can't wait to get a scope on it and find out how accurate the Anschutz barrel is.
I haven't been able to find production numbers but it seems to be no more than about three dozen. Special thanks to Russ (RM100Guy) who educated me on these exceptional rifles when he got his unbelievable example a year or so ago.
I know of 3 here in the states. The one Russel has, this one and another owned by JohnnyPiston. Please let us know if you know of any others or can share any information about these guns.






Link to Johnny Piston's FT

Link to RM100Guy's FT

What size screws are in the gamo scope rings the torn heads stripped out while I was installing my scope

So, I have a Yong Heng and I just ordered a Double headed Tuxing (the one that comes with the radiator and water separator/filters) and I was thinking of adding a portable compressor to the collection. The one thing I'm afraid of is getting water in my PCP bottles. On my Yong Heng I added a large water separator and a large molecular seive filter. I didn't think that the little tampon thing that came with the compressor would do much if anything at all.
However, with these little portable compressor, adding a huge water separator would make little sense, as filling up the separator itself would take almost as filling the bottle in the gun. Whenever I see a video on YouTube of people filling their guns directly from the compressor with nothing but the little tampon filter, I keep picturing little beads of water building up in the bottles and then being shot out with the pellets, affecting accuracy, rusting barrels and all kinds of nasty stuff.
Am I being paranoid?

If you are considering making modifications to your Yong Heng compressor, take a look at this short video where I am discussing/showing cooling modifications being made to increase the cooling capabilities of the Yong Heng air compressor.

I have a R1 that I have a love, hate relationship. Mostly hate. I've tuned it in 20 cal and 22 and struggled to get 20 fpe clean. That means without dieseling. After trying a JM kit and a Vortek kit I finally got 19 fpe in 20 caliber and 20 fpe in 22 without dieseling. The gun was harsh, hard to cock and generally unpleasant to shoot. It has flirted with decent accuracy at the expense of trashing a Dampa mount and an Airmax.

Yesterday I dropped the power down to 17.3 fpe in 22 cal and the gun I've always hated is now pleasant to shoot and seemingly accurate. I had to hold off proper accuracy testing today because of significant winds. As the sun went down the winds finally dropped out and I had no problem hitting 1" spinners on the edge of the bluff I'm on at 25 yards. There's a sandbar in the creek at 170 yards with a lone stone surrounded by water I was able to walk in a few shots at. It was a blast to finally enjoy the gun but still somewhat disappointing because it's still far away from the power I'd expect from an R1.

My question is would you dumb down a monster to tame it so you can enjoy it or do you keep pushing it for power to the point you won't enjoy it?

12 pounds 12.7 ounces lol, unless you're planning on using a bipod or rest forgettaboutit. unless you're strong as %$@#.

Hi Airgunners !

I get in a lot this 1979 Benjamin Sheridan Blue Streak in .20 caliber . It has the “Rocker” metal safety .

It shoots and works very well , for me is in perfect working condition .

Price = $275 shipped CONUSA Priority Mail

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Jes

Had some fun with this build after being inspired by some fellow members work.

I'm considering machining a new barrel for it to make it just a touch longer to make some power gains.

Did a small amount of porting, purchased the plenum extension off of eBay, had to recut the threads for it to fit the bottle block I purchased.

I have an Umarex gauntlet tank and regulator installed at the moment, that is set for 2000 PSI. This is getting me roughly 20 FPE with most of the pellets I'm using. I have a small carbon fiber tank with regulator I'm planning on using in the future.

I removed the barrel and turned off the factory moderator in the lathe, wanted to use a slip over style moderator instead. Designed the new mod last night and in 2.5 hours it was fresh off the printer.

I may do some more work to it to refine the gun a little and try and get some more power, if I'm unhappy with a power results I'm getting I will machine a FX liner in 22 to work with this setup.

Hello everyone! I’m new to the forum and just wanted to show my FX impact 25 cal slug and my leshy2 .25 cal thermal hunting rifles. Anyone else have any cool thermal setups?

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Sold pending payment.


In excellent condition. It’s a great pesting gun. Very accurate and built robustly. All original paper work, SST and 1 magazine. Includes the optional external HS adjuster. This is a very easy rifle to tune with the 3 position power adjuster and HS adjuster. Absolutely nothing wrong with it and it holds air forever.

It will be double boxed and shipped insured. I have 100% positive feedback so buy with confidence.

$950 to your door. PayPal or MO. Not interested in any trades.

I’ve been using the PRS lower extension rail on my ghost for as long as I’ve had my rifle, well today that changed. I’ve upgraded to the BRK M-Lok / Arca rail. The design is certainly spot on for what I want and need. Adds a nice bit of protection to the whole underside of my 480cc bottle. I always thought the original rail was to short and the PRS rail helped a lot being about 1/2 the length of my bottle ( I’ve included pictures of all 3 rails to show the lengths ).
The extra weight of the rail is noticeable but not over the top, I don’t really do many free standing shots as I use shooting sticks or my bipod.
The weights of each are as follows-
Original 38g
PRS extended rail 252g
BRK M-Lok / Arca lower rail 348g.
Overall I’m try happy with how it looks and the quality is second to none! If anyone is thinking of getting one, just do it !!

I have been having a lot of fun target shooting and tin can shooting with a few pellet guns. A big plus is my wife also enjoys shooting with me. As a kid my father gave me a Crosman .22 pellet rifle. I must have put untold thousands of pellet through it. My dad and I would set on the back porch and shoot at targets, the large kitchen matches etc. It gave us a chance to talk ( The talk was the important part }! Anyway I am retired and older, so I need something of interest to play with and talk to the wife.

I purchased a couple of Crosman air pistols and a Diana Chaser kit. They all use the small CO2 powerlets. No pumping, no compressors, cheap to shoot and good shooters at 25 to 50 feet. The Chaser with the stock is my favorite of the guns. Now I am thinking of maybe getting another rifle as I like small groups and maybe getting a scope for the new one.

After reading some reviews and watching some YouTube information I am drawn to the Beeman Q78 rifles. I think they are accurate for the price and would be fun to shoot. There are three different models that I have been looking at to buy.

1. QB 78 I do like the look of a traditional wood and steel rifle!
2. QB785 Different stock has a attachment point for a tripod.
3. QB78D Has a multi shot and single shot choice included. I think I would be using only single shot.....more accurate.
None of the above....I have a better suggestion!

I have been looking at scopes in the $2000..2500 range..I know I must hold in my hand and look thru them..not ordering blind..came across this picture..I do wear glasses and wondering what this person is doing with his voodoo rifle.I have been using Athlon Argos 6x 24x 50 on my crowns..I want stronger at 100 yards and beyond.

AirMaks Arms Krait with a Sightmark Mini Wraith thermal pic by @pjclarke

Bought this rifle a couple of years ago. Shot very little not even a full tin of pellets. Took it out hunting a couple of times. It shoots NSA 17.5gr .217 slugs very well (28fpe), also likes JSB 18gr and 16gr. Built like a tank very consistent.
Reason for sale is that I like the adjust ability on FX guns more.
It'll come with original box, manual, test result from AOA, one magazine, and fill probe. $900 shipped (Firm) I paid $1,500 new.

USPS money order or zelle. Lower 48 only.

Or are there others who find the drop down handle on the side lever of a gun a real nuisance? I find it’s way too easy to catch the handle on my jacket or on an object while out hunting causing the bolt to partially open without me noticing. For speed shooting or bench work they might be fine but for hunting

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