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Compressors  SOLD Shoebox F10 compressor

Selling a well taken care of and well maintained freedom 10 shoebox.


Comes with orings and lubricant. I do not have any current pictures of it, but can take some on request.

Asking for $475 plus shipping. Or trade for CS4 GX compressor

Or trade??

Call, text or email.
(NINE16) five31-2349

Or

camsprecisionairguns(@)gmail.com

Another great score off AoA's Pre-owned pages!

This is becoming habit, largely thanks to occasional AoA gift certificates I've snagged at TEXtreme Field Target competitions.

And although this baby doesn't fit into my too-usual (nowadays) airgun priority of competition(s), in fact ANY kind of airgun competition, it fulfills a role lately on the back burner most of the time; NOSTALGIA gratification.:D

It having been over a quarter-century since I've owned or shot a Beeman P-1 "Magnum" air pistol, and despite those memories being tainted by a (resulting) admitted prejudice against springers, especially springer pistols, with a $150 A0A gift certificate burning a hole in my pocket I made the "mistake" of detouring from the Ammo pages of AoA's website to check out their Pre-owned offerings. "Oops!" ;)

Given my inexplicable fetish for two-tone pistols now almost rivaling my fetish for pretty walnut stocks and grips, you get three guesses what happened when I saw this at what I considered a reasonable price even without the included shoulder stock, and even before applying my $150 GC-

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No, the Leupold Gilmore red-dot scope didn't come with it. But I couldn't resist robbing it from another gun to compliment the two-toneness of the HW45 Silver Star. IN YOUR FACE! :oops:

Per my usual approach when buying pre-owned anything, I interrogated the AoA phone associate relentlessly. Then after having extracted the information I needed (think oral surgery), I dove headlong. As has been the case in other recent AoA Pre-owned gun purchases, their condition description proved happily conservative.

Based on the amount of heavy dieseling and complete lack of any evidence to the contrary, my Silver Star was virtually unfired before it came to me. I do wonder whether the sharp cracks on firing were from excess lube detonation, supersonic pellet velocities, or (probably) BOTH! Depths of dents in a 55 gallon steel drum from unbelievably loud shot reports were deep; from normal reports only a pellet mark. Also suggesting the gun virtually unfired previously, things began settling down nicely within 30-50 shots.

The laminated wood and stippled SS grip is MUCH more comfortable and functional than slab-side, P-1/1911 grips. Otherwise the Silver Star is a dolled-up HW 45. Who says "You can put lipstick on a pig, but it's still a pig". Oh yeah, THAT guy! Well, he's wrong (again).

Initial (casual) accuracy testing suggests my SS more accurate than my previous P-1s. Be that actually more accurate, or just more accurate in my (quarter-century older) hands doesn't matter; it's more gratifying to hit reactive targets (tin cans) to greater distances than with previous P-1s. And considerably less frustrating than MISSING due to the inherently violent firing behavior of the only spring-piston air pistol ever marketed as "MAGNUM".

Should things continue going well in our relationship I might do as I often do with airguns of all types; trade a small amount of power for larger amounts of shootability/accuracy. (y) Because I'm quite smitten with this "pig"! 🐷

So much so I've broken my vow, "I'll own another springer pistol WHEN PIGS CAN FLY!"

HW/Weihrauch  PSA: HW30S .177 Are Back In Stock At Krale

HW70 Black Arrow is also in stock, great pistol!

H&N passes quality audit by Decathlon

The quality audit conducted this week was a systematic review of our company's processes, procedures and products to ensure that they meet Decathlon's strict quality requirements. It was conducted by an independent auditor to verify compliance with our customer's high standards.

The positive result confirms once again that quality is not just a buzz word at H&N, but our top priority. Our CEO Christian Hirschel: "We are proud that we passed the regular quality audit by our important customer Decathlon without any complaints. It enables us to continue to offer our premium products to airgunners in the vast global network of Decathlon branches."

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We, H&N Sport, are a German company that produces premium airgun pellets and slugs, and bullets for centerfire weapons and muzzleloaders. Our company, which was founded 1825, is one of the world's leading manufacturers in this industry.

Already Carl Georg August Natermann, the “father” of H&N Sport, had a major goal: to manufacture products with outstanding quality. We continue his legacy in controlling every step of manufacturing our products – from toolmaking to wire production to surface finishing – at our factory.

Decathlon S.A. is an internationally active French manufacturer and retailer of sports equipment and clothing. The range of more than 35,000 different sporting goods offers equipment and clothing for over 75 sports, including hunting and sport shooting. The company operates 1,747 stores in 60 countries around the globe.

  • Poll
How do you spend your time airgunning?

How do you spend your time airgunning? Pick 2

  • Plinking (fun targets)

    Votes: 81 39.3%
  • Target Shooting (paper punching)

    Votes: 136 66.0%
  • Hunting (and pest control)

    Votes: 101 49.0%
  • Competitive Shooting (BR, FT, PRS)

    Votes: 28 13.6%

Let the industry know which type of shooting you like best!

SOLD Silent Thunder Ordnance Falx Moderator Suppressor Silencer STO .177 .22 Muzzle Device

Great moderator, lightweight. Width is similiar/standard to other 40mm on the market (what I would consider medium). Upgraded lightweight end caps. $100 shipped 48 states, buyer responsible for fees. I can take all forms of payment. I paid $134 for it.


Core: Falx Standard Flow rev.1 7.4mm (0.177-0.22) Bore
Thread: 1/2UNF POM Caps (-22 grams)
Engraving: Compact

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Pellet stacking ability aside, what else determines what your favorite guns are?

Ergonomics? Looks? Trigger? Maybe one gun just sounds better than the rest.

I only ask because there are a few guns that shoot amazing but I just don't shoot them often because of how they catch my eye. I'm curious to see how many people are as vain as me vs people who are strictly "its a tool to do a job. Best tool wins!"
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Old member returning

Just want to say howdy/hello to everyone and take some time to get caught up with everything, it's been about a year and a half to two years since I've been active on here due to my health issues I had to take a break from Airguning and a few other hobbies, it appears that that my health has become somewhat stable so now I'll be getting out to my well neglected shooting range and getting it set up again little by little, I'm also waiting to add another Wildcat in .30 to my collection as soon as one becomes available with my name on it, might purchase a Blitz in .25 just because it looks like a fun range airgun.
Anyway see ya on the forums.

Something to think about? scammer's

Iv been reading on here a lot about scammers? i might add for you guys that are saleing? write on a pice of paper your e-add. and put it next to the item your saleing.Then if someone try's to steal your pics. It would be pretty weird when another guy try's to sale a item with your e-mail add. "O" spell police don't be to hard on me"Its Willy the Air Gun Nation,

Other  Old $25 chinese crack barrel.

I'm attempting a sear repair on this guy.
It's designed to be able to lock the spring with the stock screw allowing access to the sear.

The trigger is stamped tin with a hard metal inseart in the sear area. The stamped metal was bent there causing it not to engage. I hammered it back into shape on the anvil.

I'm sure the problem will reoccur down the road.
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Shot some Neilson slugs with my Cricket 2 today.....

I ordered some Neilson slugs to try in my Cricket 2 .22 cal., I got them today and tried them on my woods range. I got some 17.5 grns. .216's and some .2165's and the .216's are the winner of the day. I tried each size by starting at lower fps and worked up to where they were the most accurate...the .2165's were not really bad but the .216's were the most accurate, shooting them at 965 fps. They came just in time as me and my son in law got a new permission for squirrel hunting and we had planned to go there tomorrow...:) These slugs are really small but they pack a good punch when they hit a steel target, they should do good for squirrels...I can't wait until tomorrow to try them out...:)

Here's a couple groups I shot with them at 50 yards.....

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  • Question
Other  WAR (Wicked Air Rifles) Flex magazines

Anyone knows if Benjamin Marauder magazines work for WAR rifles? I was told that they should work fine, but before I go and order a bunch of them, I wanted to confirm this. I know that this is a very rare rifle and the company which made them went out of business, unfortunately, but I saw several AGN members still have and happily use them. Please advise folks, your help is very much appreciated!

HW/Weihrauch  Hw30 fun.

I had a rough week. Lots of problems with bad contractors, neighbor boarder disputes and needed a new $eptic $y$tem put in. When that was done I busted out one of my 30s.

Twenty five yards with RS exacts was going well, so I moved to Meisterkugeln and Krale wadcutters to see if I could do better. The Krale wadcutters worked well then moved to the Crosman spinners at 50. One mildot holdover and the smallest spinner became boring. Did I ever mention that I love these 30s? They're great stress relievers.

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Traditional Rifle  SOLD BAM B-40

Hello, I live in the Atlanta area and have a B-40 in .177 that I am not going to shoot anymore. I also have a Gamo Shadow 1000 with a broken main spring and a CDT trigger that will be a freebie along with the B-40. I am a little rough with my rifles so there are some marks. I have no idea the value of the B-40. I will get some pictures shortly.

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Umarex  suppressor recoil?

my first and only pcp airgun is the notos. i’ve opened up the transfer ports and softened/smoothed out the hammer spring action. i have the plenum kit installed and i have a non-branded suppressor installed.
consistent 868-874fps with 14.3
this specific suppressor, when compared to the others i have is by far the quietest one. when comparing it with the others it has a perceivable recoil when i launch a pellet. don’t get me wrong, i actually like it, but is it something i should take into consideration with regard to the durability of the airguns internal mechanisms?
it’s quiet enough that i can hear the pellet swoshing through the air up to the POI. i dont see any swirly pellet flight so POI is consistent.
could i be jedi mind tricking myself?

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