Price Drop to 1,200 dollars shipping is still free

For sale is a FX Impact MK-2 with power plenum it has Saber Tactical bag rider and Arca Swiss rail
The gun has some internal work done to it the rear block has been enlarged it has the FX slug kit and
adjustable bolt probe installed, comes with Eagle Vision magazine and alll that you see in the picture
minus the rings. Selling for 1350.00 shipped to you OBO PayPal FF is preferred for payment please PM
me for information and if you have questions please ask.

What is everyone's plans for the gk1 pistol?

I was looking at a holosun and other reflex sights yesterday and wasn't really super happy with any except maybe the ones that had a circle and a +, to provide a couple aim points...I don't really want a scope for weight and handling. Not sure what I am gonna do with mine and welcome suggestions! My goal is 40-50 yard minute of squirrel, packable and holsterable.

Thoughts?

STUD of Rochester, NY has just released a new product for the Benchrest Shooter, the STUD Ultrapod.

What is does - The STUD Ultrapod is a precision elevating device, that allows the bench rest shooter the ultimate in vertical, point of impact control. It is an easy to stow device, that replaces "squeeze bags" and fixed rear stock adjustment devices etc. It easily stows in your range bag and allows very precise control over the shooters vertical point of impact.

Why we made it - Doug, the owner of STUD likes to "play shoot" benchrest even though he is not very good at it (actually, he stinks at it). However in 2020, after trying every kind of squeeze bag, stock elevator and rest he could find, none really "worked". The squeeze bag worked best, but he got tired of "resetting" it after every shot. The first prototypes were made in winter of 2020 and the final design was completed this spring, with patents etc. recently filed. They are currently available in limited quantities, on the STUD site now.

How we did it - The STUD Ultrapod final design ended up with a series of large diameter "sleeves" that telescope within one another on a series of (3) helical threads. This afforded the stability required for a rock solid base and a 2" travel. The Ultrapod also features a bubble level that can be zeroed to horizon with (3) stainless levelers. The top platform features a roller bearing platform that stays stationary as the elevator ring is rotated.

Pyramyd Cup - Please visit us at the Pyramyd Cup in August. We will be there under the STUD tent with all our products. We are looking forward to meeting you in person!

Quick YouTube Overview -https://youtu.be/WuLA3poKTzY
For further information - https://www.dlhdev.com/shop

Notes:

• The "Ultrapod" mark is "TM" pending, with the USPTO
• The Ultrapod is Patent Pending (design patent), with the USPTO

sold my PP700 while ago and toying with the idea of another short as possible PCP pistol/carbine. As much as I love my Dreantac compact it is still too big to walk around my yard with it concealed.


Is PP700 still the shortest PCP pistol out there? Multishot would be nice but I know that would add to the length. PP750 is on my list too especially with an AR adapter available but longer and heavier. Notos is way too long with glued on moderator and .22 only and fixed stock.

Edit: Krale has both of them on sale now.

Just tried to trade in my i
Umarex g2 25 and Wildcat compact mk 2 25 for a dream lite and they lied to me and said they have no used fx Airguns but they literally have them listed on their site dream lite in 22/25 dreamtac in 30 and dream classic and dream lite compact

Hello guys,

My name is Igor, I am new to this forum, and I am glad that I've found it. I have couple of questions that needs answering to me, as I am pretty new to air gun shooting.

I have .22 Mortal X from Kral Arms. It is zeroed to 50 yards flat line, scope that I use is Hawke Vantage 4-16x44 with side parallax adjustment. Shooting 21 grain H&M slugs.

1. When I shoot at 50 yards, as zeroed on a flat line, have no problems hitting the target, usually meta target.
2. When I shoot at 40 or 50 yards on live target, but on a 45 degrees angle, maybe even higher, I miss the target and I think that slug is going above, not sure to be honest.

So my questions are, first of all is my zero distance Ok, or should I zero it at lower range, maybe 30 yards lets say and then try to shoot on angle targets straight at center ?

And my second question is, if I keep my zero at 50 yards, should I aim lower while shooting at angle ?

Also, I have my parallax adjustment set up on 100 yards, should I play with it depending on the distance (using range finder of course).

Thank you so much for your time, any advice will be helpful.

Have a nice day all!

This is a brand new gun that I filmed my review video with. This one is a gem. This was limited edition, no longer available. Called the HP Custom. Its a regulated version. Sometimes you get a really good barrel on AEA guns. This one is extremely accurate. More info here (Pellet Shop) Video Here (actual gun). Ships well packed and double boxed. 1 year warranty. Paypal OK. Included 2 mags, fill probe, folding stock, o-rings.

$599 free shipping. PM me here, email me at [email protected] or call or text me at 360-844-0962 Thanks -Nate

With the recent addition of a Kalibergun Mini Carbine, (wanted one for years) I've realized I no longer have any other PCP's on my radar...my collection is complete I'm done...Now it's about shooting enjoying and maintaining what I have. Just a brief summary and a few comments about each in the order I acquired them. Bobcat Mk2 .25 bought new in 18...Big and ugly but it is a dream to hold and fits me perfectly no doubt the one I can shoot the best, my standard for consistency...likes a clean barrel no issues to date. Huntsman Regal .177 unregulated...third or fourth hand gun and my least expensive PCP...also I consider to be the moat accurate of my PCPs...the least pristine, quiet, nice trigger just a joy to shoot, untold pellets down range with it...convinced it will last longer than me...no issues. Taipan Veteran third hand but gently used still looks new...Best trigger by a mile consider it my favorite, shoots JSB18s for full power and CP domes at reduced power for great shot count, love the build quality and is also easy for me to shoot well, if you don't have one of these you don't know what your missing...my most recommend PCP. Huntsman Regal .20. An uncommon caliber and a show pony stock I shoot this one the least, likes a clean barrel but astonishingly accurate with 13.73s and H&N 11.42s detuned to 20 fpe gets 60 shots/fill...Feel fortunate to own this one. Daystate Wolverine r .177 standard...was a mistake to buy great gun but too big for me, bench type gun used very little beautiful Forester stock but will sell eventually...just not me. Steyr Pro X...Acquired used, simi auto is out of character for me but has won me over...took some adjusting and familiarization but very impressed with it now, fun to shoot and impressive to look at build quility is second to none. Mini Carbine...Light weight simple no nonsense beech stock utilitarian I love it...action was rough as a cobb even third hand...took some time to get adjusted and smoothed up but has reailly come into it's owne...I thought they were over priced new...I could see this Mini as an "only" gun, just so light and compact and it likes Crosman domes....Each of these PCPs has printed dime sized groups off my knee at 30 yards, any given day any one can be the best of the bunch...I'm done couldn't ask for a better collection!

So I saw this dreamline in ACZ FT chassis on sale at Utah Air and I couldn't myself cause I can't pass up a screaming deal!!! A dreamline classic is already $1050 normally and this dreamline in FT chassis is only $1019????? In FT world that is CHEAP for an almost competition ready FT gun. I mean every one "NEED" a backup FT gun right?

I ordered it with a carbon liner sleeve as I always do and received it in 3 days! UtahAir rocks as usual.


Here are a list of things I added/modified:
- Tuned it down to 12 FPE
- Noticed the hammer weight came with the gun is the 11 gram medium so switched to a 9 gram light hammer weight I had on hand
- added my Rowan adjustable hamster from my other FT gun, factory anschutz rail on this chassis!
- epoxied the carbon liner sleeve
- Noticed the dreamline superlight barrel does flop a bit so added a 3D printed barrel band
- UA only had the hunter version so I printed a knee rest for the rear stock
- SubMOA butt plate and hook
- Added one of my 3D printed moderator
- Printed a jam nut for the hammer spring adjuster
- added my Element Helix 6-24 SFP scope
- adjusted the trigger to single stage and 11oz

Scope is Element Helix SFP 6-24, ranges surprisingly well/accurate for $400 retail and 24x Printed a sunshade with antenna wind indicator, I really like this design.

The tune:
- Reg = 100 bars
- 9 gram hammer weight
- transfer port = medium
- Turned the hammer sprinter till I got to ~710fps with 10.3 grain pellets (the gun took a while to settle so had to adjust the HS a few times)

In the short 2 weeks I owned the gun I've already shot 2 matches, Oregon state GP and our local club match. I know some folks had issues with FX in 177 but I'm thoroughly impressed with this little "bargain" FT gun. I intentionally keeping everything as inexpensive as possible with all the things I had. All thought I didn't score as well as I liked but I blame showing up to matches with parallax wheel missing yardage markers, TWICE and the heat!!! Last weekend at the local match I decided to try a different scope I had but the scope didn't range down to 10 yards and didn't like to range between 44-55 yards so back to the Element helix. But when I did get the range right it was spot on and even knocked down quite a few long shots in 5-10mph wind where I had to hold off target, very satisfying!

Just this evening after the kids went to bed with a little day light left I grabbed my bum bag and the DL to sneak in a few shots at my 34 yard pellet box. Off my knees in my WFTF position I dropped 10+ shots into a hole no wider than 3-4 pellets across. Then I switched to empty part of target with a shot then try to hit the pellet hole with a second shot, I was able to hit most of them in the calm evening. Sadly it got dark and gun got off reg but I had a huge smile on my face. This little dreamline really impressed me, it's going to be hard to decide which gun to bring to the next match.

Here is a list of what I like:
- stupid accurate after little bit of work and tuning
- light weight(a little too light)
- consistent
- super quiet, very backyard friendly
- good ergonomics on the chassis that was designed for FT, can easily add on whatever you want
- very efficient with well over 100 shots @12 FPE from the 220cc tube filled to 230 bars
- CHEAP! (in FT world)

what I don't quite like:
- light weight, I need to add some weight!
- go through pellets fast!
- had to add a barrel band



If you are in the market for a FT/HFT gun, this little gem is a smoking deal right now.

Hi all,
I am a LONG time shooter ( powder burners ) form way back ..my passion is precision and ELR. I am lucky to own a big property and have several ranges set up out to 3500mtrs to which myself an friends often shoot.

I have always had a soft spot for airguns , dating way back.
Several months ago i decided on a PCP..in this case it was the FX M3 Impact in 22cal. After watch many a video on the net and reading endless rave reviews and feedback from users i was expecting great thins from it.
Long story short........it CAN be a very accurate rifle....i have shot pellets and slugs of many types and weights. The rifle has gone from standard trim to fully modified with many aftermarket accessories.
As i previously stated. The rifle can sure shoot some very impressive groups...both in standard trim and modified...BUT!!! ..AND A BIG BUT!!! the biggest issue i have is variations with "Point Of Impact change" ....
Its one thing to shoot a group, but it would be nice to have at a constant point of aim instead of wandering .
As well as my FX , 2 close friends also have M3,s ...one bog standard and one with several aftermarket accessories. Sadly. They also suffer from the POI change.

At this point i would of put several thousand slugs and pellets downrange and spent many many hours with variations of tuning , and custom mods including all sorts of attempts to improve the very ordinary barrel /liner implementation put forward by FX.. All to no avail.

I feel that many of the online video's and reviews ONLY show the best of...but don't show the real world actual performance. I also think many FX owners potentially ignore, or don't want to acknowledge the shortcomings of the FX platform..

I am all ears to ANY recommendations from anybody that has an FX that is 100% reliable and dependable in regards to POI.

Oh.. i completely understand the the few initial shots to "wake up" an n FX......but after the initial first few shots POI should NOT be an issue.

I would love to find a 100% solution to this issue, but i am slowly residing to the fact that this might be pertinent to the design and overall operation of the FX ...which is why after much much searching and reading i have seen more and more feedback from frustrated FX owners and ex owners..

Attached a some pics of my centre fire rifles i use for ELR and my Impact

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Wanting $800 for my fx Wildcat mk 2 compact 25

FX wildcat mk3 bottle version with slug liner and slug power kit also has carbon fiber sleeve installed. 23.6 inches this is the sniper variant, includes gx high pressure air pump. gun is already tuned for nsa slugs and will shoot dime size groups at 100 yards easy. donny fl tanto and ronnin moderators included as well. $1800 shipped.

After realizing that this is my new thing to do , it's time to get a budget friendly pcp rifle. I have systematically narrowed it down to 2 final contestants. JTS Aircuda Max or the Umarex Gauntlet 2. Open to opinions before I purchase. My Gamo Urban is decent but ready to stretch out a little bit more. Thankful to be part of this community.

New here and looking for some advice for a good quality pcp that can shoot 100 plus and hold a group currently have the gauntlet 2 in .22 and it holds decent groups at 75 but looking for something that's lighter and just overall better quality trigger sucks bolt sucks and what not does have good shot count and can be a tack driver under 75 yard just kind of a crappy gun over all

The Benjamin Bulldog .457 gives you even more of what you loved from the popular Bulldog series so you can take bigger game than you could before. You get speeds up to 760 fps and power up to 450 fpe with this upgraded version because it uses .457 slugs or pellets, meaning you'll have over twice the power of the smaller caliber version.
The added power of this air rifle comes from the longer air cylinder it uses, but you'll still get up to three shots at lethal power, and the overall length of the gun is still very maneuverable at 36.38", which is less than half an inch longer than the .357. You'll also appreciate the accuracy of this rifle, because it uses a precision rifled barrel.
The Benjamin Bulldog .457 gives you quieter shots in spite of the fact that it's so powerful because it uses a baffle-less SoundTrap system, and there's an M18 threaded muzzle adapter that lets you add a moderator for shots so quiet your quarry won't know where you are.
The features hunters know and love from the .357 version are here in the .457 too, like the reversible sidelever that makes it left hand friendly, plus the extended 26" Picatinny scope rail that makes it a breeze for you to add large scopes or other sighting accessories. Plus, you get front and rear sling studs, a ridged rubber recoil pad, and a textured pistol grip, which all make this gun comfortable and easy to use and carry.
This is one dog that definitely hunts, so if you're ready to step up to a bigger bore version of an already great gun with more power to take down more game, get the Benjamin Bulldog .457
Benjamin Bulldog Magnum Series Features:
Bullpup design
Precharged pneumatic
3 rd gravity fed tray in .457
Sidelever
Barrel Length (.457): 28.5”
Overall Length (.257/.457): 36.3”
SoundTrap baffle-less trapezoid-shaped sound suppression
.457 and .257 versions include M18 threads
26" long Picatinny optics rail
2-stage non-adjustable trigger (stage 1=2 lbs., stage 2=3 lbs.)
Manual safety
Ambidextrous synthetic stock
Rubber recoil pad
3000 psi max fill pressure
Cylinder size: 440cc in
Shots per fill: 3 shots (.457)
Weight (.457): 8.75 lbs.
Reversible bolt -- switch from right to left side (with our special service)
Foster male quick-disconnect fill fitting
WAYNE 310-500-9933
Barely used, like new. INCLUDES 100+ SLUGS
$595 plus shipping and insurance

We had a locar BR match on sunday and took a video of my 25 meter card shooting a 177 airgun in HV.
The lesson learned was always shoot a sighter if in doubt and don't let your mind/time pressure you.
At the end, a possible 250 turned into a very painful 249.
On bull 25 you will see I aimed the 25 bull, then, went to the sighter because I thought I saw something different in my flags but my mind tricked me thinking what the hell, this is the last one, what could possible go wrong, let's shoot the last one, everything will be alright
The video is fast forward and only takes about 2 minutes or less.

I tried some of the Crosman hollow points in my Cricket 2 today and it actually likes them... I started off at 50 yards with them, the first two shots were low right, I adjusted the scope and put 8 in the bullseye.... I shot several more targets with them and they will eat the bullseye out at 50 yards...I then tried them at 25 yards and shot a full clip (14) same thing...lol I went back to Walmart and bought 8 more tins of them....they are definitely my new pellets from now on.... I do have to say that I had made a new carbon fiber moderator for my MK 3 and when I got this Cricket 2 I machined an adaptor and put it on it and it's been shooting lights out for me since...I machined a monocore and made it to accept a stack of K baffles in it...I think this moderator is acting like a barrel tuner with this Cricket 2...one thing is certain, for now on, I will not shoot it without it and it's really quiet also...all I hear when shooting it is a slight ping and the pellet hitting the backboard.....

Just purchased this brand new on April 10th 2023. Perfect in every way, like brand new, It might have 100 rounds shot through.
$2050.00(Firm)face-to-face only in southern Arizona somewhere between Phoenix and Tucson maybe other areas of AZ.
No Trades at this point
Scope and rings do not go with but soft case and all paperwork will.

Cash Only

Got to shoot a 50y Rimfire match today at the Cedaredge Rod and Gun Club. They use the USBR (green monster) cards which are the most difficult inward scored targets out there. The 9 ring is smaller than the N50 10 ring. The 10 is 1/3 the size of the N50 10 ring at .100”. Xs must completely obliterate the .100” 10. Really tough cards.

I shot this 249 7x on my last card. Was happy, yet sad because the miss was completely preventable. There was a significant condition change and I just winged it instead of going all the way over to the sighter to get a feel for it. I’d like to say I learned my lesson, but I’ve struggled with lesson retention in the past.

This is the highest card that has been shot at this club so far.

Mike

Goodness there have been a lot of replies since I posted this at 19:47 @Jack.K beat everyone with a reply at !9:53.
Thanks guys for the confidence. I am sorry that I don't have more right now but there are a number of them on the bench and I'll be putting them up at cost. So keep watching.
Mike

This is a return. I have tested it I find nothing wrong with it. Free to a good home. You pay shipping $5.00.

1. Maverick compact. 33.946 ( as per Igor) JSB, zero 41 yds. 18 twist? 847 fps. Why? Cause it shoots hole in hole @ this speed and distance. ( which is a good hunting zero ) 7ES 2SD
MRAD 6X24 ATHLON. Mil hash. 84 yds calls for 3.8 when 2.7 is the BULL. EVERY PELLET TOUCHING EACH OTHER ON THE BULL.

2. WINDAGE, USUALLY 1/2 TO 1/3 VALUE. ie: if it calls for 1.4 is .4.

What the heck am I not understanding or doing flat wrong?
I REALLY WANT FIGURE THIS OUT!

New Taipan Vet in .25. Added rail and bipod, both included. Has 550mm polygonal CZ .25 unchoked barrel. Fired ONE slug through it to feel the action. Impulse buy and need to let go, although I hate to do it. Everything is new except booklet (my puppy got ahold of it).
Asking $1200 and split shipping. PayPal F&F. Thanks!

.22 caliber HW97T synthetic stock. New 2 years ago. Comes with Hawke Vantage 2-7x32 AO scope with FX no limit rings. Has Vortek 12 lb spring installed, shoots really nice. I'll throw in a Vortek HO spring also. $650 shipped PayPal, Zelle, usps money order.

Tom Gaylord has written 2 separate multi part articles about these guns. The first was a 3 part series in 2007 and later a 4 part series just his year (2023). I'll start by showing my USFT that was previously owned by a competitive shooter who unfortunately passed away. When I received it, it had a leak. I repaired the leak and then sent it to Tim McMurray for a full service. It is supremely accurate and an absolute joy to operate.
It has had many upgrades and modifications. It was the second gun that Tim added a second regulator to. It has a custom upper block, titanium air cylinder, and a Lilja 3 groove 3/4 inch full bull barrel. It is currently wearing a Vector Optics Minotaur 12-60x60 scope, which has been the best target scope for the money I have found for critical benchrest. It has a 34mm tube, focuses down to 10 yards and has a zero stop. Best under $1000.00 high mag target scope I have found. Let me know if there is anything else out there I should try.

Please post yours so we can all enjoy and keep track of these limited production guns.