I have a Walther LGM-2 SSP and an FWB 600 SSP for sale. Walther is in great shape and shoots lime it should. Minor use marks as expected from a rifle like this. Has lower cocki.g.lever for earier scope mounting.

FWB 600 also in great shape although in bright light you can see some discoloration in the gluing here and there. Ther is also a spot under the cooking arm where the little rubber pad rests that has freckled a small area.

600 has a cheap FWB sight, globe front sight with one insert, a loading gate kit to make a cut down gate for scope mou ti g if you wish, and a spare set of seals (seals photo is in with the Walther pics. Sorry.

Asking $600 shipped in the CONUS for each Rifle. PayPal ease friends and family or add 4% to cover fees. Will also accept a USPS money order. Please email tobinwebster at yahoo dot com

Thanks for looking

Here's the deal. This one got wet. It's a .177 cal. rifle with some "amature" modifications that you can see in the attached video. However, this was stored, muzzle up when a plumbing leak directly above it developed. It's fully functional and seems to retain full power. However, the bore is rusted and I have doubts as to whether it can be restored. So, If you'd want to pay the shipping plus $10 for my shipping supplies, I'll send it of to you for free. ALSO, I have several other listings in the classifieds. If you should decide to buy any two of the other offerings, I will include this gun along with the shipping at no additional charge.

Here's a video featuring the rifle:

I made a suggestion to a guy with a bad barrel ? any way i suggested to buy an LW barrel and replace the HW barrel by removing the HW from the breach block and machine the LW barrel to fit . Now thinking about it , can that be done ? maybe drilling the HW barrel out of the block using a drill to fit the new barrel ?

Up for sale is a FX Impact M2 with the 700mm .25cal barrel. It is a great rifle and in great shape. I have never had any issues with it. I put it away in the fall after the last time I went out shooting woodchucks and the pressure gauge was right where I left it.

The accuracy is fantastic as you would expect out of an Impact. It has taken woodchucks from 10-100 yards. We used this rifle for accuracy testing of the Benjamin Match Grade 27.9g pellets. It shot them almost as well as the JSBs at 30 and 50 yards.

It is tuned to run JSB 34g pellets at 910-915fps.

I have added a carbon fiber barrel sleeve (not glued) and a Saber Tactical rail with both ARCA and Pic. Otherwise, it is stock.

Asking $1450 OBO shipped. Scope not included.

Thanks,
John

Hey yall, been a lurker for a bit and wanted to see if Athlon optics are a good optic to start with an FX impact. I’m brand new to PCP guns and I haven’t seen the normal firearm optics (vortex/leupold/eotech/nightforce).

Curious as to what everyone wears for shooting glasses when shooting field target. I’m looking at shooting some matches this year and they are required for all shooters and was wondering what everyone wears.

I got a 22 caliber Caiman X last year but didn't try slugs in it until recently. When I cleaned it there was a noticeable choke and I just concentrated on pellets. But I had most of a tin of 21 and 25 grain H&N slugs and I was bored so I tried a few groups. To my surprise groups were pretty good. 3/8 to 9/16 inch for five shots at 30 yards. That is worse than it's favorite 18 grain pellet but it's close. So I ordered a sampler which is on its way. But I'm wondering if I should increase the regulator before additional testing.

I get about 910 on 18 grain pellets. I turned up the hammer spring and got them to about 925. The 21 grain slugs were at about 825 with the pellet tune and 860 with more hammer spring. The 25 grain barely get to 800.

These speeds seem OK for pellets but slow for slugs. Should I turn the reg up 10 or possibly 20 bar and see if I can't get the 25 grain up around 900 fps?

A related question is how much difference velocity is likely to make. For pellets I think it is more of a fine tuning thing. If a gun likes a pellet at 800 it will also like it at 880 but accuracy may still improve a little at a specific velocity. If slugs are typically similar to this then I can decide the weight the gun likes best and then vary the velocity.

Very good condition. Maccari "soft kit" installed along with a new seal. If you like springers, and you haven't got a 124, here's your chance. No sights, unfortunately, but that's reflected in the price. Just an all around sweet rifle. $375.00 shipped CONUS
Here's a link to a video I made detailing the tune kit installation:

What if there was a spring gun where the spring tube housing was below the barrel? The entire barrel and breach would sit atop with a small port to the pellet chamber not unlike a PCP at the rear. The pellet gate would also be fully rearward. The gun would be cocked either by an under lever or by the entire barrel to breech assembly. Not only would the rifle be much more compact but the scope would now be located on the barrel, not the breach, and the recoil would be in the correct direction thus no longer (?) requiring air gun rated scopes.

What if cocking used a ratchet system such that cocking could take two, three or even more strokes, depending upon the force of the gas spring or steel spring? Much more powerful springs could be used with longer travel or take half or less effort to cock?

The tube with a spring with a barrel on a hinge at the end is kind of getting old in tooth. As I sit here cleaning the barrel of my Marlin 1895. My interest is making the rifle much more compact and portable and potentially easier to cock.

Letting go of some of my very lightly used collection. This is a mint condition Wildcat MKIII in .30 cal with the hard to find Black Pepper Laminate stock. Both the rifle and stock are in flawless condition. 100% full function and Zero issues. Ready to shoot right out of the box. Comes with an awesome Element Helix 6-24-50mm FFP scope, Bipod, Donnyfl Tanto, one 30 caliber magazine, fill probe, and factory hard case. I accept PayPal payments only. I'm asking $1,600 for everything in the picture, delivered. Shipping is included. Or, if your not interested in the scope, I will accept $1,300 delivered. For Good's and Services add 5%. Feel free to reach out via call or text to Brett Williams - Elite Air Customs (870) 450-8479. Thanks for looking.

If so, what's his screen name?

BSA R10 Mk2 177 in excellent condition.
I have LOTS of extra parts for it. Huma reg installed, factory rebuilt reg included. Extra stainless bolt probe, six factory mags. Two air cyls. Tons of orings to rebuild it many times. Many more parts.
Fantastic shooter, currently tuned to shoot 10.5 gr @ 920 fps w/8 fps es.
See pic
Photo of wood doean't do justice, more to come.
$600 shipped
Hawke 30 SF Compact 3-12x40 nib included for $800,
it's a steal, sells new $450!
Scope on rifle not for sale

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Saw that AirForce had the .177 Condor 'blems' for $395 and I'd always been interested in a .177 slug gun so picked it up. Have posted a couple times on it on other topics, but in the interest of not continuing to hijack others, I'll make my own post.

This is the standard Condor, 24 inch barrel.

The weather broke today and is quite nice out so went out to do some testing. After much tinkering with fill pressure, PW setting and top hats, I ended up with the following:

2400PSI fill .123 Valve cap 3-1 Power Wheel 15gr NSA .177 slugs

30 shots starting out at 974, a high of 1007 and ending at 970. I can live with that.

I decided to test out accuracy and set up at 45 yards. This is where the issue started...ha!
I did several groups and they all were about the same as the pic below. I noticed the NSA's fit quite loose in the breech end of the barrel.

For S&G's, I decided to try some 13.4gr JSB Monsters out of it. Immediately noticed they fit tighter. Fired off a group and after seeing 5 go through what appeared to be the same hole, I did 3 more for an 8 shot group. Much better. Not sure how they'll do at longer range, but at least this is encouraging. I know they are a bit lighter than the NSA's, but fitting a bit tighter, I would surmise that velocity will be much the same. I didnt chrony them today. Regardless, if they do well at longer range, I'm not sure I care what the velocity is at this point. The reality is I wont be shooting this much past 50 yards anyway 99% of the time.

I'm a bit torn now. I like the idea of a .177 slugger, though for what reason, I'm not sure. Still, if my goal is to hit small objects at range and the JSB's do it, does that object really care if it's hit by a slug or a heavy pellet? More testing in order for sure.

I have always turned off my GX E-L2 under pressure and then opened the bleed valve to release pressure. On another thread someone mentioned that they opened the bleed valve before shutting down the compressor. Does it matter? I always start it with the bleed valve open.

OK

So, I have been on sort of a quest. It has been in the search of that one gun. You know the one you would keep if you had to get rid of all your other airguns.

So, I have been on sort of a quest. It has been in the search of that one gun. You know the one you would keep if you had to get rid of all your other airguns.
It has been an expensive quest for me so far have I bought and sold about 25 pcp’s and seven springers looking for the one. I currently have 15 pcp guns all higher end guns. I have had $800.00 guns up to $2700.00 guns but I just can’t seem to find the one gun I would keep above all others.
My question to you all is have you found that “one gun” ? The one you would keep if you could only have one.

As I write this today I still am torn between four of my current pcp’s. Not sure which I would choose and would not be sure if any are the one. Maybe there is still one out there I have not thought to try. I do lean heavily towards PCP airguns. Springers are just not for me.

So if you have found that one for you post a photo here and if you want share why it is the one for you ( springers welcome). I am hoping there is something I have not tried yet that could be the one for me.

I know this question has been asked before but it seems like there are constantly new airguns being manufactured and released.

EDIT 1/18@ 9:45am.

I have most of the popular FX airguns, Taipan, Edgun, Airmaks, Brocock and have had many other brands. But as my collection stands right now I think it would be between my Taipan Mutant and my Crown MKII with the Crown having the advantage. Having said that looking at the replies to this thread there are more airguns I need to try.

First Impressions of My Taipan Veteran!

I recently purchased a Taipan Veteran from zx10wall (Derrick @ Tenacious Airguns). It’s a used unit but in excellent condition and tuned to shoot H&N HP II .218 (25gr) slugs at 950 fps. I paired it with a Vector Optics Veyron 6-24x44 (FFP) MPR-V5 reticle, and I couldn’t be happier with the results!

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Highlights:​

1. No Reg Creep!
   Unlike some other brands (not naming names here, but I own one... ), the Taipan is rock-solid. After sitting overnight, I took three shots over the chronograph: 948 fps, 950 fps, 949 fps. That level of consistency inspires total confidence.
2. Free-Floating Barrel = No POI Shift!
   The free-floating barrel is solid as a rock. I did a bump test to check for point-of-impact (POI) shifts—nothing moved! This rifle hits exactly where I aim. With H&N .22 slugs, the accuracy is phenomenal. Zeroed at 40 yards, I’m shooting consistent 1/4-inch groups from a rest. It’s like a laser beam!
3. Exceptional Trigger!
   Many bullpups suffer from sloppy triggers due to their linkage systems, but not the Taipan. The trigger is light, crisp, and precise, which makes accurate shooting a breeze.

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My PCP Journey:​

• My first PCP (about 1.5 years ago) was a Daystate Air Ranger in .25 cal. It had a fantastic trigger but poor shot count because it was an unregulated rifle. Unfortunately, it had a shot string that started at 950fps and would go down, meaning there was no sweet spot under the curve. So I got rid of it.
• Then I upgraded to a FX Wildcat MK3 BT (.30 cal). It’s a powerhouse—accurate and capable, shooting JSB 44.75gr pellets at 895 fps. However, it can be finicky. Despite its carbon fiber liner, the barrel suffers from horizontal POI shifts if leaned against a wall for a couple of hours. To prevent this, I store it on a shooting rest and have no issues with POI shifts.

Now that I’ve tried the Taipan, I understand what true build quality feels like. It’s incredibly well-made, consistent, and dependable. I wish I had purchased one as my first PCP, but hey, no regrets—I’ve learned a lot along the way!

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If you’re considering a bullpup PCP, the Taipan Veteran should be at the top of your list. It’s truly in a league of its own.

P.S. Derrick Wall (@zx10wall ) is a truly standup guy and an asset to the AG community! Thanks Derrick for the excellent communication and service

Here are some pictures:

What do you read between the lines when a classified ad says
"NEW" "Never fired"

Just my too curious
Edward

davelarson on this forum gave me this , or if you read the note my wife.

Well this is awkward. I saw a video a while ago with someone mentioning there being a single hole for a pic rail on the kratos stock, and it way too far forward.

surprise surprise, it is (see pics.)

any thoughts on a solution here? I don’t mind it being a single hole, I just need my shtuff
to seat properly. Do I just have the wrong pic rail and bipod?

also, wtheck is the gold screw hole?! it doesn’t fit the swivel stud (I probably stripped the damn hole) and it‘s not mentioned in the instructions. Is it for shooting sticks or a gun stand or something?

thanks

edit: let me know if the pics are too dark or if more are needed

I was working on my 97K and snapped the little lug off the shoe part of the cocking arm that fits into the compression tube.

Can I get a blob welded onto it and file it back to shape? I am guessing the tip that broke is hardened.

Anyone had this issue and fixed it themself, or is it easier just to buy a new one? I do have the ability to shape it, just not weld it.

I am building an FX DRS Pro from the ground up. I prefer the look of the MDT chassis, but those sucker's are >$1'770! (Because they're "custom inletted"; aren't they all custom inletted?)

I am hoping that there is a DRS Pro owner out there who would be interested in trading their used MDT chassis for a NIB Deltaforce chassis.

I am in the PNW, and I'm willing to do a bit of driving to make this happen, but I don't like the idea of shipping.

Let me know if you're interested!

I ordered some O-rings from the O Ring Store and saw they had this grid paper that you can use to determine the size of O rings. For $10, I thought I'd give it a shot.
I will insert some pictures and hope they make sense. It works pretty well. What you do is lay your O-ring on the grid, open the app and take a screen shot. It computes all the data and gives you a dimension of the O-ring.

Here is the grid


Set your O-ring in the middle and screen shot in the app. It processes the picture and:



Then it gives you a screen of the dimensions and a possible part number. The first O-ring I shot was a 8mm x 1.5mm.
pretty close dimensions. 0.02mm difference.



This is one of a 20.5 x 2mm. ID is a little farther off, but probably my picture taking.
FWIW, it may be useful to someone. I would use it to order the best size that makes sense. For instance, on this one, I would look for a 20.5 x 2 mm