Hey guys just ordered a Uragan 2 700mm in .25 and should be here next week! Need some advice on what slugs are accurate with this rifle. I have 31g H&N Grizzlies and an array of NSA slugs 29.5g, 33.5g, and 34.9g. Has anyone tried any of these slugs? My Artemis M11 shoots Grizzlies very well but the speeds are a bit low around 800fps and this gun will be shooting noticeably hotter.

The scope I'm using is a Discovery HT 4-16x44 ffp and need help on what size scope rings to get. Seems like the picatinny rail is raised a good amount above the barrel, would low rings work (.97inch) or should I get medium (1.25in)?

Also want to give a shout out to Tony at Talon Tunes he went above and beyond to help me and is highly recommended.

Anyone try one of these yet? Just noticed them for sale on ebay and never heard of this model before.

On firearm forums I hear talk of BLM land etc. With airguns, can you shoot them on any open land or a large enough backyard? Or does it have to be a range? where did you start your shooting?

I have a extra FWB 300 .177 SOLD
Very good condition both stock and action
Has been resealed and 1 pc spring installed shoots very accurately
Comes with original sights front and rear
I just do not need 2 FWB 300
I am asking 550.00 plus shipping Open to offers
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Just retired, was into powder burners for years when younger, benchrest and Mettalic Sil . Recently pulled out my "box of stuff" , it said '86 on it, lol, so it's been a minute since ive been shooting!

Live against the woods n creek, have 4 super fit GSD's and run them daily on my Ebike through the woods and along the creek . I wanted to return to shooting, but something suitable for my yard, and the woods/creek rides. Meant it had to break down, be small , light, and accurate. Ended up with an Air Arms S410 TDR FAC in .177.

It was NIB, built in 2005, never fired. Took a week to get it sorted and shooting properly, she now does. Super light, 2-12 good scope, bipod out front. Comes apart, fits in a backpack it comes with , that IS NOT the size of a suitcase like the new 510 TDR does. Rides well on my back, doesnt hinder me on the bike, goes together in 20 seconds, does not loose zero.

It is constantly windy here, and when i hunt/plink, the wind is a constant. So 10 -20 mph most of the time, was no need in a 4K gun shooting 1/4" 50 yd groups. Cant do that in the wind here. I am after excellent hunting accuracy, out to 75 yds. I am also 69, and tend to like OLE SKOOL poop best. This 410 TDR in wood is beautiful, in my eye, and holds off hand very very well. Light nuff to pack all day, with a 190 bar fill, 55 same POI shots , all i need.

I have tried several days to "see what she can do" but the wind has been heavy. I shall get a calm day this month, but till then i gave up on the idea of benchresting it , rather focus on POI and learning the scope and how it shoots. Been using an 18 dollar Amazon bipod, which works fine, but not the most stable, lol.

Shooting at 25 and 50 yds, in the typical winds here. Today, i put out 25 and 50 yd targets, it was a windy as i would ever shoot a .177 in today, figured it would be a great "hunting test" . It likes the cheap ass Premier HP pellets, at $6.99 a tin........lucky me. After shooting all my pellets into media, i actually like the terminal performance of these the best also. A double win for me!!!!

Put on bipod, shouldered rifle like id be in field. Filled to 190 bar, i got 55 same POI shots, accurate down to an indicated 60 bar!!!! Kinda shocked me.
Also shocked by how it shoots. Was so windy the targets where blowing off the backstop, pulling the scotch tape loose, and flapping. Took shots when paper settled.
I was amazed at its performance.

Shot at 50yds, but made a rookie mistake, and taped the target to my metal squirell reset target , doh. Each shot splattered on the metal behind target and within 5 shots the whole target was shredded, lol!!!! So no 50 target just yet, and 92F outside now, so it's gotta wait. I KNOW , even in the heavy wind, it shot an inch or under at 50.


Wonder waht it can do in still air?????


ANYONE else into take downs????? Anyone have thge 410/510 TDR and shoot it much???? Im 100% happy i bought it, instead of gthe Edgun for way more.

25 yards, bipod/shoulder, heavy wind. $7 pellets........................ill take these and run...................lol

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Very well cared for FX Wildcat MK3 BT Compact with lots of little extras. Gun was purchased new as a .30cal Compact last year but is currently setup in .22cal
shooting every .22cal ammo up to 23g slugs at 950fps. I prefer to shoot the JSB 25g Monster Redesigns with it at 900fps, It's a Laser with any ammo.

Details: 500mm Barrel w/Superior Liner and CF Liner Sleeve and 300cc FX CF Bottle. Huma White Face Regulator Gauge with more defined Dial Face.
Custom Setup with FX Maverick Top Rail Tube Clamps to use either Maverick Top Rail (included) or Saber Tactical TRS Top Rail. Offers more accessory mounting
options than factory Wildcat Top Rail. Custom ARCA/Picatinny Bipod mount, only one in existence. Can be removed for Picatinny only that is attached to stock.
Custom Larger Soft Ambidextrous Cheek piece (factory FX unit included). Custom Longer Cocking Handle for easier cocking. Custom Two Magazine Pic Rail holder,
Custom Longer Buttpad (factory FX unit included), and cheap Chinese knock off Atlas Bipod (functional but definitely a knock off). Gun has QD Sling mounts installed.
Gun will also come with One magazine and FX Hard Case. ** Although currently setup in .22cal, I will set this gun up up with any 500mm FX barrel from .177 thru .30cal,
Buyers Choice so you get the gun in a caliber you want. It might be hard for you to believe that a compact .30cal can shoot well but trust me.. it can! Just watch the Shooter1721 YouTube video review of this gun in 30cal for proof. Gun as described above and pictured below - $1275 Shipped (CONUS).

Extras available but not included with Gun Package above:
*Saber Tactical FX Maverick TRS Top Rail. Fits this Wildcat like a glove due to above mentioned Rail Clamp change - $185 if included with gun purchase (it's $240 retail plus shipping)
*FX Maverick OEM Factory chassis - This stock can be swapped with the Wildcat MK3 BT Synthetic Stock as it's actually the same gun as a Wildcat BT. Mounting points are the same. - $150
** Extras will be available as separate items if the Wildcat Buyer passes on the "Extras". Stay Tuned for updates

Pics:

WTS FX Dreamline tactical compact .22 , 300cc CF bottle ( comes with original air tube ) Odin works fully adjustable stock . This rifle Is like brand new with very little use . comes with original box and factory paper work .
Scope and bi pod not included . Not looking for trades I have to many guns I'm trying to down size . Asking $1100
will take PayPal FF 50 50 on shipping .

Thanks for looking .

Bought new in 6/19/23. This gun has been shot very, very little. Bought to shoot hunter class but decided to shoot open class. Still has factor warrantee. Included is the Arca rail and a Carm single shoot loader and all paper work. Sale $2250 and split shipping by UPS. Payment by P.P. FF, or check after clearing, F to F or other means possible.

The least complicated and easiest to maintain air compressor was the Shoebox. It was made in the U.S. but was relatively expensive. It was manufactured on such a small scale that it was impossible to compete with the Chinese imports that drove Shoebox out of business. If a larger manufacturer anywhere would manufacture an updated Shoebox F10 for around $350 it would sell like hotcakes. It could easily be done by a large scale manufacturer due to its simplicity.

Before anyone says that Altaros already does I would point out two significant differences. The price of an Altaros is high for it's lack of complexity. It uses over half of the air from the booster compressor just to power the drive piston before that air is dumped through a vent. The genius of the Shoebox was that it used a premium quality 1/3 HP motor instead of a booster compressor to drive its pistons. All of the air from the booster compressor is compressed by the Shoebox so a booster compressor cycles on less than half of time required to operate an Altaros. The Shoebox required much less compressor capacity and output from a booster compressor than does the Altaros.

The Shoebox was the little compressor engine that could. The F10 compressed 10 cubic feet of air per hour to 310 bar which means it could top off a 9 liter SCBA tank in 3.5 hours. It didn't require constant monitoring so it could serve anyone other than a power user who filled tanks more than twice a week. The beauty of the Shoebox was it required very little maintenance and it was easy to service by an owner with minimal mechanical ability.

An updated Shoebox should include an intake moisture filter built in to the design. The Shoebox compressed so gradually that cool down air loss was never a problem. The design was ahead of its time but needs to be manufactured on a larger scale so the price can compete with less reliable designs that aren't nearly as durable. I think many buyers today would welcome reliability and durability from a booster compressor like an updated Shoebox if it was available for $350 or less.

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Recently I've taken out several of my guns that I have not shot since last summer and the point of impact on every one of them has shifted by 1"-3" at 20 yards. I had each of them perfectly sighted in last summer at 20 yards. I'm shooting the same pellets, same scope, same distance off a bench. This is extremely puzzling and frustrating. Does this happen to anyone else? Can something in the scope like the spring change over time?

As of right now if you have any non-related airgun discussions you're supposed to put them in your "updated profile". Problem with that is that nobody will ever see it. I don't check people's profiles unless I'm buying or selling something from them. I think it would be great if we had a non-air gun related thread we can post things in. It's just a thought but I think it would benefit us all along with a machine shop thread.

What causes barrel droop and how might I fix it? Its pretty bad on my break barrel Weihrauch.

AirMarksman 700cc Carbon Fiber Bottle w/Valve 300bar - $250 shipped (conus) - PP F&F, Venmo, Zelle, Cash App

I really want a heavy .25 cal slug/ pellet the heavy I can find is 45. Anyone know oh heavier rounds?

I’ll be sharing pics/clips from the event here.



Feel free to share anything you find or capture yourself too!

Follow along with live results through Ultimate Ballistics https://www.northeastairgunclassic.com/live-scoring

I shot five nice groups at 100 yards this morning and they were good enough to go get pictures, but not in this weather lol!
Edit: At least this will slow down the ticks!

I'm using Strelok used their numbers for JSB 33.95gr, .25's and...it's off a MILE. I finally got off my butt and put a target out to 70 yards, zeroed, then worked up to 100 yards, total ws 11.3moa. Started plugging in different BC's using GA function and I wind up with a BC of something between .0199 and .022, depending on the desktop version and the iPhone app but close enough. So, my question is what am I missing. Oh forgot the numbers worked exactly the same for 2 different guns. Well it seems that the numbers aren't reality, dropped down to 30 yards and the actual MOA drop was half of what the app said.

Question for those who shoot FX airguns:
For cal. Which Barrel liner do you believe has a history of being the most accurate over the years? .177, .22, .25, .30, .35.?.

And if so do you believe it’s the ability to more accurately machine or produce a specific cal. Over other Caliber’s. And or is it combination of barrel caliber and ammunition available for that specific caliber.

Before you start, I know environmental conditions and how to read and adjust for them play a large role in accuracy.

It’s just a question I’ve been kicking around to myself for awhile and know there are huge numbers of FX shooters on this forum that have and shoot many calibers of FX liners.

I'm a bit confused I wanted to get a drs 600 mm couldn't find in 22 or 25 I then ran across a 22 cal 700 mm with synthetic stock classic I thought so I'm curious what plenum would come on it 12 cc classic or a larger plenum?

HW77 (long), HW30S, HW98 and HW97 all wearing their factory laminate outfits.

I've become more and more interested in springers lately. Maybe going g back to the roots? Bought my first PCP in April of 2002 - 22 years ago. Geez.

Well, hope you enjoy the pic!

Sometimes we just have to experience the pros and cons for ourselves and satisfy that itch. The Vet I've had for awhile and the EDgun just came in. Initial thoughts, EDgun is lighter and shoulders better - more comfortable. Taipan moderator is quieter. Both shot with a pellet, subjectively sound the same in the loudness comparison. EDgun has more mechanical noise in operation. Accuracy comparison is yet to happen. Both are .22 caliber which is what I prefer to run right now. Next on the menu is getting rings and scope for the EDgun. Hope a few others here on AN might enjoy my venture through these two nice air rifles. It may be awhile before posting follow-ups because the $ is GONE.