Accessories SOLD 300 DIN Female to Female QC Fitting - Brand New - $40 Shipped
- By bernieorosz
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- 0 Replies
WTS: 300 DIN Female to Female QC Fitting - Brand New - $40 Shipped
Price: $40 shipped CONUS.
Payment: Venmo, Zelle, PayPal
Email: [email protected]
I purchased this "300 DIN Female to Female QC Fitting" new from AOA in 2020. It's brand new and unused. I no longer have compressor, so no need for this fitting as a spare.
If interested PM me, or email me at: [email protected] .
Price: $40 shipped CONUS.
Payment: Venmo, Zelle, PayPal
Email: [email protected]
I purchased this "300 DIN Female to Female QC Fitting" new from AOA in 2020. It's brand new and unused. I no longer have compressor, so no need for this fitting as a spare.
If interested PM me, or email me at: [email protected] .
Results 2025 TEXtreme Grand Prix and State Championships Match Report
- By AirNGasman
- Field Target
- 9 Replies
Considering the last few TEXtreme Grand Prix and State Championship competitions have suffered precipitation, the weather was relatively kind to our 2025 Grand Prix and State Championships (combined) weekend. Weather-wise, the worst that could be said is the mid-90s temperatures might have been slightly hotter than usual for early June in Texas. But thankfully we were precip-free the whole weekend.
Eleven pistoleros and one Fun Rifle shooter took on Fridays low-40s pistol-Troyer course in typically tricky TEXtreme winds. In reviewing the scorecards it became obvious the always-notorious Lane 7 did a great job of dividing the perennial pistol favorites enough to decide the (three-place) Pistol-podium results and prize-list. Matter of fact, only the top two pistoleros managed to tip-toe through the tulips of Lane 7 without getting snake-bit by said winds; those two being the only pistoleros to post six Xs (each) on Lane 7.
And although it’s (otherwise) difficult to visualize him doing much tip-toeing through tulips, Caleb Dickenson did so not only to clean Lane 7, but six of the other ten lanes to post an awesome 57/60 score for the 2025 TEXtreme Pistol Champion title and prizes. Caleb used his Athlon Midas Tac scoped .177 BRK Pathfinder shooting 13.43 grain JSBs at 795 FPS to separate himself from the rest of the Pistol field. That fine effort netted CD another excellent Athlon scope; a $737.95 MSRP 4.5-27X Athlon Midas BTR model. He also added another TEXtreme State Champion engraved wall plaque and pellet tin to his ever-growing collection. Phenomenal shooting, Caleb!
Largely virtue of also cleaning Lane 7, Billy Davison captured Pistol Second Place with an excellent 53/60 score. Billy also shot 13.43 JSB pellets, also in a .177 BRK Pathfinder, and also topped with an Athlon scope; in this case a 6-24X Athlon Heras model. BD not only went home with a $450 Airguns Of Arizona gift certificate, but also the Second Place engraved wall-plaque and pellet tin; both of his own making. Great shooting Billy! And many thanks for your help with the wall plaques, pellet tins, and everything else you do in support of TEXtreme, Bud!
Although bit hard by the Lane 7 prairie dog for three zeros on his score-card, Paul Bracaglia’s strong performance elsewhere for a 52/60 score was good for Third Place in the Pistol competition. Pablo shot 15.9 grain JSBs at 740 FPS in his Benjamin Marauder, to pocket a $250 Airguns of Arizona gift certificate and the Third Place engraved wall-plaque and pellet tin. Good shooting, PB.
With mid-90s temperatures and gusty winds Saturday and Sunday, weather-wise the two, 60-shot Rifle matches were virtual carbon copies. Given the very lucrative prizes on the line in the 120 shot aggregate Rifle competition, the battle for the top five podium places proved as heated as the Rifle course. Settling the five Rifle podium places required two tie-breaking shoot-offs.
Derrick Wall posted a 57/60 in the Saturday match, and a 56 on Sunday for an awesome 113/120 aggregate to capture the 2025 TEXtreme Rifle Grand Prix and State Champion title and bounty. Derrick shot an Athlon Ares scoped .30 caliber Kalibrgun Cricket 2 Tac rifle, firing 56 grain Zan pellets at 890 FPS. For that fine performance he won a $1,437.49 MSRP 15-60X Athlon Ares ETR rifle scope, $1,000 in Airguns Of Arizona CASH, the 2025 TEXtreme Grand Prix and State Rifle Champion wall-plaque and pellet-tin, and three Grand Prix points. Congratulations on your fantastic shooting, DW!
Both posting 110/120 Rifle aggregate scores, the tie for Second and Third places between John Tafoya and Caleb Dickenson had to be decided by shoot-off. And by both posting 104/120 aggregates, another tie between Paul Bracaglia and Brian Stafford for Fifth place was decided by shoot-off, as well.
Choosing to employ aforementioned notorious Lane 7 for the shoot-offs, the ever-nefarious
match director moved the shaded shooting line farther away from the 3” triangular kill-zone, 83 yard deer, into direct, 95 degree sun at 95 yards. The sane might wonder what I was thinking.
By dictating the sudden-death
shoot-off protocol be three shots per highly-skilled shooter at the extreme-difficulty target while baking in full sun 
, my hope… correction, my forethought was the shoot-offs might prove not only ‘memorable’ for the tortured participants 
, but highly entertaining for spectators already 'rehydrating'.
I nailed it!
Caleb and John both cleaned their first three shots, sending their shoot-off into a second round. So in order to better insure the shoot-off wouldn’t drag on too long, for the second round I shortened the shooters time-element from three minutes, to two. That worked to perfection; JT prevailing for Second Place in the second round with 3/3 hits to Caleb’s two hits for Third Place.
Leaving the two-minute time limit in place for the Fifth and Sixth Places shoot-off kept that tie-breaker a one-round battle. Paul felled the target twice, to prevail for Fourth Place over Brian’s one hit for Fifth Place.
For his Rifle Second Place result, John Tafoya shot an Arken-scoped .30 caliber BRK Ghost, firing 50.5 grain AEA pellets 928 FPS. His awards included the Second Place engraved wall-plaque and pellet tin, a $700 airguns of Arizona gift certificate and $500 in AoA CASH, and two Grand Prix points. Fine shooting, John!
Caleb claimed Rifle Third Place with his .30 Scout Evo wearing a Sightron S8 scope, and shooting 50.5 AEA pellets 905 FPS. CD pocketed a $350 Airguns Of Arizona gift certificate and $250 in AoA CASH, the Third Place Rifle engraved wall plaque and pellet tin, and one Grand Prix point. Excellent shooting, CD!
Paul Bracaglia used a Riton-scoped .30 Kricket rifle, shooting 56 grain Zans to claim the Fourth Place $250 Airguns Of Arizona gift certificate. Great shooting, Pablo.
In capturing the final, Fifth Place Rifle podium position, Brian Stafford used a .30 Cricket Tac scoped with a Night Force NX8, and firing 56 grain Zans 870 FPS. He took home a $100 Airguns Of Arizona gift certificate. Good shooting, Brian.
In total, TEXtreme Airgun Sports’ original and primary sponsor Airguns Of Arizona provided $2,000 in gift certificate value and $1,750 in CASH sponsorship support for the 2025 TEXtreme Grand Prix and State Championships. I can’t thank AoA enough for all their TEXtreme support, however will point out some recurring themes among the podium winners’ equipment choices that are available from Airguns Of Arizona; namely Athlon Optics, BRK (Brocock) and KalibrGun Airguns, and JSB, Zan and AEA pellets. Suffice to say One need not be a national-caliber competitor to enjoy and benefit from these world-class products available from Airguns Of Arizona, that consistently dominate TEXtreme podiums. THANK YOU, AIRGUNS OF ARIZONA!
Many, MANY THANKS also to TEXtreme’s 2025 exclusive optics sponsor, Athlon Optics. The Rifle and Pistol Champions both used Athlon scopes, Pistol Second Place as well. Folks, that speaks volumes! Athlon’s line includes an impressive array of fantastic optics, spanning a wide price range, and boasting features to satisfy virtually any shooting demand. Visit athlonoptics.com or airgunsofarizona.com for details, and tell ‘em TEXtreme sent you when ordering your new scope(s). Thanks again, Athlon!
Jerry Cupples donated a certificate for a PelletGage R, to award the highest Standing lane shooter in the winner’s caliber of choice. The PelletGage is an effective tool for sorting pellets by head diameter. More details at pelletgage.com. John Tafoya won the PelletGage virtue of his excellent, 11/12 aggregate Standing lane performance. Impressive shooting, JT!
Brian Stafford donated a very nice SOG range-bag/backpack. Greg Surber was the lucky winner. Many thanks, Brian.
Rudy Smith generously donated four items on behalf of SAGE (the Southern Airgun Enthusiasts); another SOG range bag for the door prize drawings, a Smith & Wesson knife special prize for the lowest scoring shooter that finished both Rifle matches, and two extreme field targets for TEXtreme Airgun Sports field target inventory. Carlos Garza won the S&W knife, and TEXtreme will make good use of the targets. Many thanks for the donations, Rudy!
In closing I want to thank many other shooters that donate to the TEXtreme cause in so many ways. However, one request. Please support our sponsors with your purchasing power, as they make all this possible.
Respectfully,
Ron & Maggyy
P.S.- Individuals that took photos last weekend can feel free to post good ones in your responses to this thread. Thank you.
.
Eleven pistoleros and one Fun Rifle shooter took on Fridays low-40s pistol-Troyer course in typically tricky TEXtreme winds. In reviewing the scorecards it became obvious the always-notorious Lane 7 did a great job of dividing the perennial pistol favorites enough to decide the (three-place) Pistol-podium results and prize-list. Matter of fact, only the top two pistoleros managed to tip-toe through the tulips of Lane 7 without getting snake-bit by said winds; those two being the only pistoleros to post six Xs (each) on Lane 7.
And although it’s (otherwise) difficult to visualize him doing much tip-toeing through tulips, Caleb Dickenson did so not only to clean Lane 7, but six of the other ten lanes to post an awesome 57/60 score for the 2025 TEXtreme Pistol Champion title and prizes. Caleb used his Athlon Midas Tac scoped .177 BRK Pathfinder shooting 13.43 grain JSBs at 795 FPS to separate himself from the rest of the Pistol field. That fine effort netted CD another excellent Athlon scope; a $737.95 MSRP 4.5-27X Athlon Midas BTR model. He also added another TEXtreme State Champion engraved wall plaque and pellet tin to his ever-growing collection. Phenomenal shooting, Caleb!
Largely virtue of also cleaning Lane 7, Billy Davison captured Pistol Second Place with an excellent 53/60 score. Billy also shot 13.43 JSB pellets, also in a .177 BRK Pathfinder, and also topped with an Athlon scope; in this case a 6-24X Athlon Heras model. BD not only went home with a $450 Airguns Of Arizona gift certificate, but also the Second Place engraved wall-plaque and pellet tin; both of his own making. Great shooting Billy! And many thanks for your help with the wall plaques, pellet tins, and everything else you do in support of TEXtreme, Bud!
Although bit hard by the Lane 7 prairie dog for three zeros on his score-card, Paul Bracaglia’s strong performance elsewhere for a 52/60 score was good for Third Place in the Pistol competition. Pablo shot 15.9 grain JSBs at 740 FPS in his Benjamin Marauder, to pocket a $250 Airguns of Arizona gift certificate and the Third Place engraved wall-plaque and pellet tin. Good shooting, PB.
With mid-90s temperatures and gusty winds Saturday and Sunday, weather-wise the two, 60-shot Rifle matches were virtual carbon copies. Given the very lucrative prizes on the line in the 120 shot aggregate Rifle competition, the battle for the top five podium places proved as heated as the Rifle course. Settling the five Rifle podium places required two tie-breaking shoot-offs.
Derrick Wall posted a 57/60 in the Saturday match, and a 56 on Sunday for an awesome 113/120 aggregate to capture the 2025 TEXtreme Rifle Grand Prix and State Champion title and bounty. Derrick shot an Athlon Ares scoped .30 caliber Kalibrgun Cricket 2 Tac rifle, firing 56 grain Zan pellets at 890 FPS. For that fine performance he won a $1,437.49 MSRP 15-60X Athlon Ares ETR rifle scope, $1,000 in Airguns Of Arizona CASH, the 2025 TEXtreme Grand Prix and State Rifle Champion wall-plaque and pellet-tin, and three Grand Prix points. Congratulations on your fantastic shooting, DW!
Both posting 110/120 Rifle aggregate scores, the tie for Second and Third places between John Tafoya and Caleb Dickenson had to be decided by shoot-off. And by both posting 104/120 aggregates, another tie between Paul Bracaglia and Brian Stafford for Fifth place was decided by shoot-off, as well.
Choosing to employ aforementioned notorious Lane 7 for the shoot-offs, the ever-nefarious
match director moved the shaded shooting line farther away from the 3” triangular kill-zone, 83 yard deer, into direct, 95 degree sun at 95 yards. The sane might wonder what I was thinking. By dictating the sudden-death
shoot-off protocol be three shots per highly-skilled shooter at the extreme-difficulty target while baking in full sun , my hope… correction, my forethought was the shoot-offs might prove not only ‘memorable’ for the tortured participants , but highly entertaining for spectators already 'rehydrating'. I nailed it!Caleb and John both cleaned their first three shots, sending their shoot-off into a second round. So in order to better insure the shoot-off wouldn’t drag on too long, for the second round I shortened the shooters time-element from three minutes, to two. That worked to perfection; JT prevailing for Second Place in the second round with 3/3 hits to Caleb’s two hits for Third Place.
Leaving the two-minute time limit in place for the Fifth and Sixth Places shoot-off kept that tie-breaker a one-round battle. Paul felled the target twice, to prevail for Fourth Place over Brian’s one hit for Fifth Place.
For his Rifle Second Place result, John Tafoya shot an Arken-scoped .30 caliber BRK Ghost, firing 50.5 grain AEA pellets 928 FPS. His awards included the Second Place engraved wall-plaque and pellet tin, a $700 airguns of Arizona gift certificate and $500 in AoA CASH, and two Grand Prix points. Fine shooting, John!
Caleb claimed Rifle Third Place with his .30 Scout Evo wearing a Sightron S8 scope, and shooting 50.5 AEA pellets 905 FPS. CD pocketed a $350 Airguns Of Arizona gift certificate and $250 in AoA CASH, the Third Place Rifle engraved wall plaque and pellet tin, and one Grand Prix point. Excellent shooting, CD!
Paul Bracaglia used a Riton-scoped .30 Kricket rifle, shooting 56 grain Zans to claim the Fourth Place $250 Airguns Of Arizona gift certificate. Great shooting, Pablo.
In capturing the final, Fifth Place Rifle podium position, Brian Stafford used a .30 Cricket Tac scoped with a Night Force NX8, and firing 56 grain Zans 870 FPS. He took home a $100 Airguns Of Arizona gift certificate. Good shooting, Brian.
In total, TEXtreme Airgun Sports’ original and primary sponsor Airguns Of Arizona provided $2,000 in gift certificate value and $1,750 in CASH sponsorship support for the 2025 TEXtreme Grand Prix and State Championships. I can’t thank AoA enough for all their TEXtreme support, however will point out some recurring themes among the podium winners’ equipment choices that are available from Airguns Of Arizona; namely Athlon Optics, BRK (Brocock) and KalibrGun Airguns, and JSB, Zan and AEA pellets. Suffice to say One need not be a national-caliber competitor to enjoy and benefit from these world-class products available from Airguns Of Arizona, that consistently dominate TEXtreme podiums. THANK YOU, AIRGUNS OF ARIZONA!
Many, MANY THANKS also to TEXtreme’s 2025 exclusive optics sponsor, Athlon Optics. The Rifle and Pistol Champions both used Athlon scopes, Pistol Second Place as well. Folks, that speaks volumes! Athlon’s line includes an impressive array of fantastic optics, spanning a wide price range, and boasting features to satisfy virtually any shooting demand. Visit athlonoptics.com or airgunsofarizona.com for details, and tell ‘em TEXtreme sent you when ordering your new scope(s). Thanks again, Athlon!
Jerry Cupples donated a certificate for a PelletGage R, to award the highest Standing lane shooter in the winner’s caliber of choice. The PelletGage is an effective tool for sorting pellets by head diameter. More details at pelletgage.com. John Tafoya won the PelletGage virtue of his excellent, 11/12 aggregate Standing lane performance. Impressive shooting, JT!
Brian Stafford donated a very nice SOG range-bag/backpack. Greg Surber was the lucky winner. Many thanks, Brian.
Rudy Smith generously donated four items on behalf of SAGE (the Southern Airgun Enthusiasts); another SOG range bag for the door prize drawings, a Smith & Wesson knife special prize for the lowest scoring shooter that finished both Rifle matches, and two extreme field targets for TEXtreme Airgun Sports field target inventory. Carlos Garza won the S&W knife, and TEXtreme will make good use of the targets. Many thanks for the donations, Rudy!
In closing I want to thank many other shooters that donate to the TEXtreme cause in so many ways. However, one request. Please support our sponsors with your purchasing power, as they make all this possible.
Respectfully,
Ron & Maggyy
P.S.- Individuals that took photos last weekend can feel free to post good ones in your responses to this thread. Thank you.
.
Compressors SOLD Price drop! Omega Trail Charger compressor
- By Smok3y
- Member Classifieds
- 0 Replies
Price Dropped $100 - 6/11/25
Selling a well cared for Omega Trail Charger compressor with less than 20 hours on it. All the accessories in factory box. Includes an online filter as well.
Asking $300 shipped. I prefer PayPal, but depending on user will consider other options.
Works great with no problems at all. Just getting out of airguns.
The Omega Trail Charger is designed as a portable machine that can run off of a 110V wall outlet with included inverter or a 12V car battery. The Trail Charger is water cooled The filling is hassle free with an auto shut off that the user sets at the desired pressure. This eliminates the user from having to watch the fill pressure gauge as the compressor does its job.
I am selling this compressor, a Tiger Shark 71 Cu Ft, tons of ammo, and a few moderators. These auctions will only be here and on Hard Air. If you meet me within driving distance, we can work out an extremely good deal if you buy more.
Selling a well cared for Omega Trail Charger compressor with less than 20 hours on it. All the accessories in factory box. Includes an online filter as well.
Asking $300 shipped. I prefer PayPal, but depending on user will consider other options.
Works great with no problems at all. Just getting out of airguns.
The Omega Trail Charger is designed as a portable machine that can run off of a 110V wall outlet with included inverter or a 12V car battery. The Trail Charger is water cooled The filling is hassle free with an auto shut off that the user sets at the desired pressure. This eliminates the user from having to watch the fill pressure gauge as the compressor does its job.
I am selling this compressor, a Tiger Shark 71 Cu Ft, tons of ammo, and a few moderators. These auctions will only be here and on Hard Air. If you meet me within driving distance, we can work out an extremely good deal if you buy more.
Crosman 1720T, it’s a rifle
- By Struckat
- PCP Airguns
- 9 Replies
1720 got some love today. Set up to shoot Supermags just shy of 700fps. I do love the old elm 160 stock.
The bipod is only for bench testing.
Will be on garden stakeout in the morning.
The bipod is only for bench testing.
Will be on garden stakeout in the morning.
Optics SOLD PARD 4K NightStalker Scope Night Vision Scope
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- 0 Replies
Im selling my PARD NightStalker 4k scope. Used but in good condition. I can send you video from this scope so you can see the quality. The ballistic calculator is awesome and the built in IR works great. I bought this scope to test the features on it and its amazing, but I am ready to pass it on and get something new to test. The lens cap popped off but I still have it. It looks like the pin fell out that holds it in place. This scope retails for 900, im asking 650.00 shipped to lower 48. PayPal friends and family or venmo only.
I also have the PARD DS35-50 ill be listing. They are the same design scope, but the DS35 is a lower resolution scope. It also looks and functions great. Will sell that one for 500 shipped. Let me know if you are interested in either.
Both come with 1 PARD battery, original box and rings.
Thanks for looking,
Pete
I also have the PARD DS35-50 ill be listing. They are the same design scope, but the DS35 is a lower resolution scope. It also looks and functions great. Will sell that one for 500 shipped. Let me know if you are interested in either.
Both come with 1 PARD battery, original box and rings.
Thanks for looking,
Pete
PCP Rifle SOLD AEA TERMINATOR .357 used 500$
- By Hornclayton
- Member Classifieds
- 0 Replies
AEA TERMINATOR .357 used
.357 Semi Auto 3 magazines included Fill probe included Ronin moderator included Folding tactical stock Working and in good condition Soft carry agt case included
precisionsportairguns.com .357
Semi Auto
3 magazines included
Fill probe included
Ronin moderator included
Folding tactical stock
Working and in good condition
Soft carry agt case included
Clayton Horn
[email protected]
541-647-3971 text ok
Projectiles SOLD Lots of Ammo -.177-.30 pellets and a few slugs
- By Smok3y
- Member Classifieds
- 0 Replies
Mostly sold out… just waiting for a couple payments…
Selling a lot of ammo. The more you buy, the better the deal. For starters, I looked up the lowest discounted prices (after accounting for free tins) and started with 80% of that. If you only want a couple tins, you will have to pay for shipping, but if you buy more, we can talk about free shipping and maybe larger discounts with 10 or more.
If you can meet me in person, you can get a massive deal, especially if you want any of the other items I have for sale, compressor, air tank, and moderators.
Negotiable depending on how much you want. I don’t want to be left with 1 or 2 tins of something. Reasonable offers considered.
Will ship like PA or Trenier depending on the quantity purchased.
Selling a lot of ammo. The more you buy, the better the deal. For starters, I looked up the lowest discounted prices (after accounting for free tins) and started with 80% of that. If you only want a couple tins, you will have to pay for shipping, but if you buy more, we can talk about free shipping and maybe larger discounts with 10 or more.
If you can meet me in person, you can get a massive deal, especially if you want any of the other items I have for sale, compressor, air tank, and moderators.
Negotiable depending on how much you want. I don’t want to be left with 1 or 2 tins of something. Reasonable offers considered.
Will ship like PA or Trenier depending on the quantity purchased.
- SOLD .30 Pellets - $145
- 50gr AEA - 8 tins
- 50gr FX - 1 tin
- 45gr JSB - 2 tins
- 45gr FX - 2 tins
- SOLD .25 Pellets - $175
- 34gr FX - 16 tins
- 34gr JSB small tins - 5 tins
- SOLD .22 Pellets - lighter weight - $75
- Picture with 6 tins are opened and will throw them in free if you take all these below
- 18gr AEA - 4 tins
- 18gr JSB - 1 tin
- 18gr JTS - 1 tin
- 22gr JTS - 1 tin
- 22gr AEA - 1 tin
- 21gr JTS - 1 tin
- SOLD .22 Pellets - 25gr - $140
- 25gr AEA - 3 tins
- 25gr JSB RD - 6 tins
- 25gr JSB shallow - 3 tins
- 25gr JSB deep - 4 tins
- .177 slugs+ - $60
- 13gr ZAN - 3 boxes
- 13gr knockouts - 1+ tins
- 15gr NSA - 1+ tins
- 1 bag that looks like 13gr Zans
- 2 tins of unidentified slugs - bigger than 177 - enjoy!
- SOLD .177 pellets 10gr - $150
- 10gr AA - 3 tins
- 10gr JSB - 9 tins
- SOLD .177 pellets 13gr - $260
- Wilkins pellet pouch free if you take all
- 13gr JSB RD - 11 tins
- 13gr JSB - 9 tins
Air Tanks SOLD AirTanksForSale Tiger Shark 71 Cu Ft tank loaded
- By Smok3y
- Member Classifieds
- 0 Replies
Selling a AirTanksForSale Tiger Shark 71 Cu Ft tank loaded with 2nd gauge, armor package, and fill whip.
Asking $300 shipped. I prefer PayPal but will consider other payment options depending on the buyer.
Great shape. Works great.
I am selling this Tiger Shark 71 Cu Ft, Omega Trailcharger compressor, p tons of ammo, and a few moderators. These auctions will only be here and on Hard Air. If you meet me within driving distance, we can work out an extremely good deal if you buy more.
Asking $300 shipped. I prefer PayPal but will consider other payment options depending on the buyer.
Great shape. Works great.
I am selling this Tiger Shark 71 Cu Ft, Omega Trailcharger compressor, p tons of ammo, and a few moderators. These auctions will only be here and on Hard Air. If you meet me within driving distance, we can work out an extremely good deal if you buy more.
Accessories WTS Umarex Notos extra parts/upgrades you’d likely want to keep - $75 shipped
- By Maizen
- Member Classifieds
- 0 Replies
Extra parts to have. Zelos cylinder not included. I think this is fairly priced considering what is included.
PCP Rifle WTS FX Impact .30 (EDIT)
- By PCPGUY
- Member Classifieds
- 0 Replies
Silver Gen 1 Impact .30 600mm
Huma Reg
M4 Power Block & 750 Power Plenum
Kraford & Lypt compact arca rail
AirMarksman digital gauge
Tungsten Hammer
Will have 480cc bottle not 300
I am sure I am missing something, $1400 shipped
scope/mod not included
or will trade for wildcat compact bt
Huma Reg
M4 Power Block & 750 Power Plenum
Kraford & Lypt compact arca rail
AirMarksman digital gauge
Tungsten Hammer
Will have 480cc bottle not 300
I am sure I am missing something, $1400 shipped
scope/mod not included
or will trade for wildcat compact bt
Air Gauges WTS HIGH TO LOW EXTERNAL REG 499.99
- Member Classifieds
- 0 Replies
HIGH TO LOW EXTERNAL REG 499.99. If you shoot on the bench this is a great setup for a condor, texan or any other sytem in place. Simply the best way to shoot teathered.
5000 PSI down to super low PSI external Reg with case a great deal. Sorry Solid Price No Trades, I only take paypal.
5000 PSI down to super low PSI external Reg with case a great deal. Sorry Solid Price No Trades, I only take paypal.
Projectiles WTS .25 caliber Slugs for Sale
- By Nkcaudill
- Member Classifieds
- 0 Replies
270 FX .25 cal hybrid slugs
202 NSA .25-29.5 gr slugs
$50.00 plus shipping in ConUS
202 NSA .25-29.5 gr slugs
$50.00 plus shipping in ConUS
PCP Rifle SOLD Nova Freedom .22 PCP/Pump (same as Seneca Aspen)
- By Junk Punch
- Member Classifieds
- 0 Replies
PCP Rifle WTS FX Wildcat MKIII .22 cal bottle version, 600mm
- By Bret54
- Member Classifieds
- 0 Replies
Beautiful and accurate. FX Wildcat MKIII VP Bottle .22 cal. Slug power kit installed by Utah Airguns, Kuiu Vias hydro dipped stock, Sabre Tactical bottle clamp adapter with pica tinny rail. 2 magazine & ODb moderator included. . Crimson Trace FFP 6-24x56 MOA scope. Will ship in original box. Bipod is not included $1700 + shipping.
email: [email protected]
email: [email protected]
.22 Darts Milbro
- By bubbahotep
- Projectiles
- 3 Replies
Got a Snowpeak SP500 pistol to try darts, the only .22 darts I could find are these Milbro Black 0.222. It does 4 fpe with 14.3 grain CPHP at 355 fps.
These are about 21.2 grain, I average 50fps or 0.12 FPE with them. The package says they are mild steel. After shooting I see no rifling marks and they pull out by hand very easy. Heres a 20 shot group at about 8 feet. I ran out of travel so I want to get a longer elevation screw and stretch or replace elevation spring.
These are about 21.2 grain, I average 50fps or 0.12 FPE with them. The package says they are mild steel. After shooting I see no rifling marks and they pull out by hand very easy. Heres a 20 shot group at about 8 feet. I ran out of travel so I want to get a longer elevation screw and stretch or replace elevation spring.
