Georgia Airguns tuned .25 Cricket with soft case.

It’s a .25 Cricket tuned by Charlie and the barrel has his seven step accurizing process. Gun also has extended plenum to maximize power and shot count. Totally resealed by Charlie, it has a lifetime warranty if any leaking should ever occur.

The gun will shoot the Mk2 really well but for maximum accuracy it prefers 25.4 Kings.

Charlie has set the fill port up for a slow fill. Do not get in a hurry to fill the gun up. It can take up to a minute to top off the tank. He has also lightened the spring to the fill port dust cover so the cover doesn’t damage the fill prob orings when removing the probe.

The package includes an assortment of Orings, fill probe with QD adapter, four-twelve shot magazines which you will get all forty-eight shots before you need to fill the gun back up with air.

Also installed is a Donnie FL modified Cricket side plate which makes changing magazines a whole lot easier.

A soft gun case is included in price. ($45 value)

The gun is well balanced and easy to shoulder to shoot offhand. The gun does not include a moderator, only the factory shroud. I used it as a prairie dog hunting rifle and never felt it needed one. If you are going to use the gun as a backyard shooter, I’d suggest considering one.

Charlie set the trigger pull to 12.8 oz. With a short, predictable 1st stage and a crisp breaking second stage.

If you have any further questions or need additional photos or whatever, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me.










$800 shipped CONUS to your door by agreed upon shipper. (FedEx preferred and recommended.)

Sorry not interested in trades. Includes Fedex ground shipping unless you prefer a different carrier. I would be happy to discuss any shipping concerns you may have. Payment is requested within 48 hours of request of purchase unless otherwise arranged whereas other request may be honored.

One of our members recently experienced a tragic loss. Please keep in your prayers that you wish the best for our extended airgun families, especially during trials. You never know how much someone is hurting or how important a word of encouragement may be.

Respectfully,
Thank you.

Edited to link to Kevin's thread.

Not sure how many of you do this but when someone post a photo of a gun set up in a say a garage or man-cave do ya'll find yourself eye-balling everything else in the vicinity? lol
Maybe tools, clutter (like mine), cars and trucks or any other odd things etc?

So I went out much earlier today to do some Squirrel hunting, and once again I didn't see a thing. On my way back through the woods, I decided to take a detour that would lead me near a marsh, hoping that I may find a few raccoons by chance, even though it was just pass noon.

To my surprize, I saw something in the distance that looked like groundhogs, but these guys were doing something I've never seen a groundhog do, and that is actively swim! And with that, I knew what I was seeing was too small to be a beaver, so the only other thing it could be was a muskrat.

I raised up my monopod and decided to take this shot while standing. The FX Maverick launched a Hybrid Slug 52 yards (which just happens to be the zero distance), which erased all memories from the muskrat with a full pass through.

This is the second time I have taken game with the ATN X-Sight 5 5-25x LRF, but the first time I remembered to record and I decided to switch from using the 3840x2880 resolution to the 1920x1440 120fps mode so I can get some slo-mo, and I am very disappointed. The scope does the faster frame rate by line skipping instead of a more intelligent downscaling algorithm, and this simply destroys the quality.

Probably should go on the pistol forum but it was discussed here on a post just recently. The HW75 is one of my favorite pistols. I do shoot the actual 1911 quite frequently and like to keep my handling instincts fresh. The target grip that comes standard on the 75 is very nice. Fits me a bit tight but not uncomfortable. For target shooting, I like it. Fills my extra large hands. I do not think Weihrauch offers the 75 like the 45 in the standard 1911 grip frame. When the 75 first came out I did get one and made this same modification. Probably 30 years ago. A dear, now departed friend got it off me. I regret selling it and acquired one several years ago. Finally, just finished the modification on this one also. An option for anyone with a HW75. Added a trigger adjustment hole in the extension so the trigger can be adjusted without removing the grips or extension.

Hi Guys

Does any know if the Nikko Stirling Diamond Sportsman 10-50 X 60 scope is a 1st or 2nd focal plane scope?

I am considering getting a Taipan Veteran II (not the tactical) air rifle based upon the immense number of positive recommendations. I don't like the Taipan stock because it is too blocky. I saw a video where a fellow (Poland?) made a beautiful walnut stock for the Veteran. Does this fellow still do this? How to contact him? The cost?
Thanks
R0y

Hi ! Billions here. This is my first time in airgun nation and Im new to the hobby, i like it so far .

My goal is to practice prs and hunt small to medium game.
I´d like to start the hobby by buying 1 pcp rifle, 1 scope, 1 rangefinder and 1 chronograph once in my life time or as long lasting as possible before stuff breaks (stop spending that cash money $ and pay rent vibes ).

This is my shopping list so far:
Panthera fx 700 mm barrel, .25 cal.
Arken EP5 or EPL 4
Fx pocket chrono v2
Maven CRF.1 - 6X22 | 5-2400 YD or Leupold RX-1600 or tidewe budget option ?
slugs (not a clue which ones are right)

This list is made by me and my knowledge base on research i made. Im really not so sure what im doing.

My plan: I´ll start by practicing prs (350 yards max?) and eventually when i can afford it i´ll start buying parts to convert the panthera fx 700 mm .25 cal to a compact (shorter barrel, maybe folding AR stock, maybe change calibers, tanks etc...) for hunting and back to the original for prs, but using the same scope on both hunting and prs. Tell me, am i delusional?


So... my questions are:

HELP! am i in the right path to get to what i want?

Any other comments or tips on my plan?

Im open minded to constructive criticism and other recommendations or ideas. They would be greatly appreciated before I purchase stuff i can´t return.

Thank you guys for the support and information. Im looking forward to being part of the community and hopefully contributing cool stuff to it too .

Or for that matter Atn products. Freeze from the get go. Well, update the firmware good sir…uh, let’s see, the firmware on my scope is more recent than what they have available to download so there goes that idea. Try this, try that, then turn off this and that. REALLY ..but wasn’t that part of the selling point? So brand new, turn off every option, look for software, OUT THE BOX? No thank you, right back to ATN. Oh, the sales guys called me each time immediately when I was looking to buy…but now? Vmail, vmail, vmail. It’s ok, I’ll take my refund and go elsewhere ATN.

S O L D This is a powerhouse repeater 6 shot bolt action. Brand new over 400 FPE PM or please just call Jay 360 241 5293 I'll let MR Hollow point show power and accuracy. Check my feedback proven seller This will shoot arrows, shot shells and I've seen sabots and smaller slugs(balls should work too) for a kind of buckshot round. .

Does anyone know the twist rate of the .22 avenge-x?

What's the largest external plenum you've seen installed on a .22 avenger? I'm about to make my own since I haven't seen anything over 20cc and that guy want's a crazy price for it. AE Swede's version is only 10cc.

Five shots at 50 yards.

Hey homies,

During a shipping mishap, my precious lefty Air Arms TX200 sustained a number of small but very noticeable dents to the walnut stock.

Is there any sort of quick trick for removing these? I have heard that boiling water works?

I tried the search function but didn't turn up anything definitive.

Thanks y'all - Nico

Does anybody have a source of true, unbiased air gun reviews?
Reviews where the reviewers do not gain anything by making the review ?

Negative reviews, is there a single negative review out there since I have not seen one?

The vast majority (90%+) of the air gun reviews are very positive.
Many air gun owners complain and have many bad things to say about their air guns.

I choose to trust the air gun owners who shoot thousands of pellets through their air guns, not the reviewers who may shoot a few hundreds (at best) and call it a day.

I was able to pull some more funds so I am trying to buy a 1500$ give or take good quality pcp rifle. I would love a .25 huben slug version. Please let me know what you have in this price range also fx,taipen,krait,Uragan,etc

P.s. scammers beware I’ll drive up to 5000 miles need be. Thank you in advance

Thanks in advance

Medium size ( 2.5 inch), light brown. Holds 125 .177 pellets.
Used once. Doesn't fit my shooting technique.
No marring or scratches; snaps perfectly.
$30 delivered in continental US. (I paid $48 delivered directly from Wilkins.)
PayPal F&F or Zelle.
Perfect holiday gift.

I have remove the set screw from the lever pin, but what is holding it ?

S O L D. Theoben MFR .177 in chassis stock
Also includes original stock I’ve never installed since I’ve owned it
Rowan trigger. V-block with guage and foster fill fitting
890 fps using 10.34 jsb
8lb 12oz
Single shot adapter and original Theoben rings
Arthritis causes me to get a lever instead of bolt action
$1225 shipped

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After retirement 2.5 years ago I began repairing and making furniture for my children. I made a couple of oak gun cradles between these family projects. I made these because I grew tired of taking pictures of my air rifles and rimfire rifles laying on the ground, carpet,, floor, and couch.

This is a very sturdy cradle. You can see most of the parts are made of nearly 2" thick oak. The dimensions are 28" long, 9" wide, and about 7" tall. Each of the large vertical parts are bolted in place from the underside. I inserted metal threads in each of these pieces and stainless steel hex bolts are then screwed in from the bottom and counter sunk. Very sturdy and easy to assemble. I've used cow leather for parts where the gun stock will touch the wood. I made the 1 1/4" diameter wood bolt out of oak (soaked in mineral oil) and threaded the bolt stand.

This is a very adjustable cradle. While most commercial cradles have some type of adjustment to pin the butt stock to the stock support mine also has a double set of rails the grip support slides upon. This allows the cradle to be adjusted to fit many different long gun configurations.

The entire cradle is finished in boiled linseed oil and I have put squares of velcro loop on the bottom corners. This cradle weights 16 pounds so It isn't going to be shaken no matter the firearm placed in it.

I only made four of these. I'm keeping one, I've sold two and this is the third.

I will send it dismantled with simple instructions for attaching the parts to the cradle.

Please add $30 for shipping. If you like PayPal so do I, but USPS money order is fine as well.

Thanks

Whoops, I didn't know the title tag I assigned to my pictures showed on the pictures. That "close up of the butt" is quite a bit misleading!

Got a great shooting notos for sale, only thing that isn’t factory is the buttstock, the rest is unmolested. Very accurate with crosman hollow points and hades pellets. Comes with 3 mags. $250 shipped. Scope and rings not included.

Now I’m familiar with the carbon fiber bottles having a max pressure of 250 bar and tested at 310 bar. Some CF brands allow for 300 bar fill which is nice. However, with aluminum bottles I have no experience.

I got this 500cc aluminum bottle that is probably from an older FX. On the bottle it says tested to 375 bar. I intend to put it on an Avenger that is capable of 300 bar fill (4350 psi).

Can I fill it to 300 bar safely? Or should I stick to 250 bar for safety?

I have a Will Piatt tuned Sam Yang 909s. It was power tuned with the trigger job and cocking bolt. He did the full works on this gun and it really shows!
This gun shoots about 300fpe with the 196gr NSA slugs, and can put 3 shots in 2MOA at 100 yards. Great little deer rifle!
Included is some air venturi air bolts, 196gr NSA slugs, hawke 2-7x32 scope and rings.

All of this is shipped TYD for $900, CONUS. I accept paypal F&F or G&S +3%.
Shipping is done in original box with double box for the gun, scope and ammos will be boxed separately.

What do you think about it ?

No nicks, no scratches, I upgraded to a 700cc bottle.