Have a M3 I bought in Dec of 23, has huma slug kit installed, bullet central tungsten hammer and 800mm tensioned slug barrel installed. Will include the original barrel kit too and moderator for $1850 tyd. If you want the .357 Yokozuna moderator added, $2000 tyd shipped. Include the Helix 4-16 ffp scope with no limit rings, $2400 tyd. Will negotiate on price alittle.

New member to the forum- Kenny- from Bama, had brake barrel type air rifles most of my life, wanting to get into PCP air rifles and up my game, have been researching the Hatsan Factor BP Bullpup QE Side lever action, thinking about the .35 cal. , would be a great help to get any input from anyone who has one, or has any experience with one, positive, or negative input is welcomed, and do you prefer the .30 , or .35 cal. , thanks, glad to be aboard on the forum, looking forward to learning all I can. https://www.sports-and-gadgets.com/...uded-wearable4u-bundle?variant=43845803376855

I have a stock that’s broken at the wrist. I understand the mechanics of repairing my self, however, I get flashbacks to building model cars when I was kid…..glue everywhere. Anyway, can anyone recommend someone to repair this?

Anybody know a place that buys air guns in Southern Califonia? I know of TOP GUN in Orange County but they low ball you pretty bad. I have a *MOD EDIT- Product removed* and I don't know the best way to do that locally and if thats even an option.

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Looking to get a second PCP rifle and have narrowed it down to these 2....I think. I bought a BRK sahara XR and have totally loved it, so I'm a bit biased towards BRK. I'm a sucker for traditional stocks and the King looks awesome. Both of them weigh about the same, the Ghost seems less complex and easier to work with as well as less complicated to work on. The King has a higher shot count. I'm not really interested in shooting slugs. I'm not too sure on which one is considered more accurate, that could be a toss up.

Also to note, the RAW HM1000X was on my radar, but a shot count of 60 is just too low for what I want. If you were to pick, which would you choose? Any cons to either that I'm not aware of?

The fellow I recently bought my 77 from had my last bucket list gun. Feeling very happy with my 77 I had no problems buying another rifle from him. This rifle was just added to my bucket list in the last year. Thanks to the likes of Mike Driskill and others touting the shooting qualities of the early Hw50 series in a thread. The early 50 series are 25mm bores like my beloved Hw30 with a longer stroke and threaded receivers. They came in target ((55?) and non target models. They sounded interesting to me but the stock styling and lever locking breech kind of left me flat.

Then I find out for a short time Beeman marketed a Hw50 as an R8. I always thought it was the modern 26mm Hw50 that I have already have. Then I found out that the R8 was basically the earlier 25mm Hw50 with modern amenities like a synthetic seals, a normal chisel detent and a Goudy stock. Hold the phone! Now I have to have one.

Today I struck a deal on a very nice R8. Not cheap but I don't mind. There's nothing I know of like it in the Weihrauch line. I don't have it hand yet. I haven't even written the check for it yet. Here's some photos of it with aperture sights. I declined those sights to bring the price down to my budget. I'll post more pictures when I get it.


This morning I ordered a Vortek kit for my 77 I'll have to call Tom in the morning and have him add another kit on there for the R8. That's my big excitement for the day. Now that I've got my early 77 and getting a R8 I'm out of bucket list guns. That makes ten or eleven Weihrauch rifles now, so no more.

Thanks for letting me share my excitement.

Be well.
Ron

Looking to trade my katran compact 22 for a fx drs with wood stock.. let me know if you're interested
(No scope or suppressor)

What do you guys think is a good, accurate compact worth investing in?

Started as a Kuzey K600. Lots of FWB and AA additional parts to make a WFTF rifle. Planning to take it to Ireland this year and she needs a name.
8.4gr AA at 45 yards.

Pulled listing had to cancel trip.

I shot my Panthera 700 for the 1st time today.. I bought it from Utah Air Guns and they tuned it for FX 44.5 grain hybrid slugs. Cross winds were 5 to 10 mph and it was snowing.

1st pic was 50 yds after getting sighted in.
After sighting in I figured out my dope at 50, 100, and 150 yds and I dialed it to a different distance after each group to see if I could dial it at different distances and be repeatable.





I will say I didn’t lose point of impact as time went by like I always did with my Gauntley SL30. Some of the groups are good some not so great.. but I was dealing with some varying wind. The Chronograph readings were very consistent at around 945fps.

I have some top notch pcp rifles, and am trying to consolidate to only a few. I have the following and would be interested in any kind of trade, even greatly in your favor, for an Impact M4 in any caliber less than .30, but preferably a 177 or 22.

1) Airmaks Katran L 177, super shooter and as new.
2) Cricket Carbine 22 super shooter and as new
3) BSA R10 Mk2 177 super shooter and beautiful as new
4)Brocock Bantam Sniper HR 22 super shooter desert tan stock and as new

These are the cream of all the rifles I've ever had, boiled down to four, 2 of each caliber I usually shoot. I also have tons of parts for them, should they need work, as I'm anal about keeping parts for my guns. All are in excellent condition and hold air as they should, forever. The Brocock, BSA have Huma regs, I have the original reg for the BSA, and an extra Huma for the Cricket, though it's never been in the gun, as the factory reg is phenomenal. The Airmaks has a factory reg, that can keep an entire shot string below 10 fps at over 900 fps. Great guns.

Hi All,
I have a quick question. I have an AA TX200 MKI and need to replace the missing seal that goes on the neck/throat of this piston. I purchased a Vortek AA TX200 Piston seal.... will that work? Thank you all for helping me out. kevin

Is buying a BENJAMIN BLUE STREAK a good idea in 20cal. I will be using it for shooting rats,sparrows , rabbits plinking . Its simple ,easy to get parts ( I THINK ) and does the job. If I dont like the rifle after I have shot it,is it something that you could sell ? Is there a market for this rifle , is what I am asking.THANKS

Up for sale is a limited edition LCS. This rifle
Was produced with a 21 shot magazine. It is very accurate! Currently, it is tuned to shoot the JSB 25.39gr MRDs at 970 fps. It’s semi or full auto chosen with selector lever.

480cc bottle was replaced with a 580cc bottle. Also upgraded the butt plate with an adjustable KRAFORD AND LYPT butt plate. Scope and mounts are not included. Coming with the sale will be the mentioned upgrades pictured which and also the factory hard case above. Rig is in like new condition and function perfect.

PayPal FF is preferred. Add 3.5% otherwise. Sale price is $1,450 shipped conus w/insurance.

The Tesla mod and the rear rest are very much tasty upgrades. They enhance an already very good package. BTW, the .22 JTS 22.07gr and the AEA 21.9gr both shoot great from this LW at 50 yards. Chosen speed is 970 fps and I’m getting awesome results. Have a great Sunday y’all.

This Uragan is a slug shooter. It shoots the 49.5gr Altaros slugs with precision. It has a Huma reg installed. It is tuned very well.

Created: 07/20/23 01:43 PM
Description: U2 - 700
Notes 1: Altaros Smooth
Notes 2:
Distance to Chrono(FT): 1.00
Ballistic Coefficient: 0.210
Bullet Weight(gr): 49.50
Temp: N/A °F
BP: N/A inHg
Altitude: 120.00
# FPS FT-LBS PF
15 883 85.71 43.71
14 883 85.71 43.71
13 882 85.52 43.66
12 887 86.49 43.91
11 887 86.49 43.91
10 887 86.49 43.91
9 887 86.49 43.91
8 885 86.10 43.81
7 882 85.52 43.66
6 887 86.49 43.91
5 886 86.30 43.86
4 883 85.71 43.71
3 887 86.49 43.91
2 887 86.49 43.91
1 885 86.10 43.81
Average: 885.2 FPS
SD: 2.0 FPS
Min: 882 FPS
Max: 887 FPS
Spread: 5 FPS
Shot/sec: 0.0
True MV: 886 FPS

I’ve accomplished many sub MOA groups with this rifle! It will come in the factory soft case with 3-magazine, fill probe/foster fitting attached, DonnyFL Fat Boy, added weights, bottle sleeve and extended bottom pic rail w, Arca adapter. No scope, rings or rail attached note plate will be included. Condition is like new! It is quite capable of shooting other slugs but I really like the BC advantage that the Altaros provide!

PayPal FF is preferred. Add 3.5% otherwise.
Price is $1,400 shipped conus w/insurance.

Plenty of threads on AGN about the ONE GUN idea… if you could only keep one…your favorite one, your most accurate one, etc… ad nauseam… You get the idea.
Have you Ever wondered what transforms an Airgun from basic utility status to a Legendary Classic?
This morning I decided I would try to answer that question for myself“.

First up is functionality related:

#1) accuracy
#2) tuneability
#3) smooth shot cycle: crisp, quiet SNAP!
#4) reliability - durability
#5) serviceability and parts availability
#6) warranty
#7) adaptability to different calibers
#8) A shot count that agrees with intended purpose

Second in line comes very subjective FORM issues:

#1) looks - does it have an amazing or unique stock - the wow factor
#2) feel - weight to size - overall balance at the shoulder.
#3) ergonomically designed for adaptability to various shooters and or various shooting disciplines - comfort in use.
#4) easily accepts various sighting option.

Lets see if you can list a single airgun in your collection that checks all the above boxes; don’t just list it, back up your assertions by using the above two check lists.

so far I have not found that ONE gun. I’ve come close but none of my guns check all the boxes, there is always a compromise as there doesn’t seem to be that ONE gun that can check all the boxes.

The Thomas comes close, but to me, it’s subjective utilitarian design hold it back but this is a - function over form thing. The Brocock Ghost while a wonder to change calibers and quickly tune is a bit top heavy (to me), when a large optic is mounted and its also very industrial looking. The Daystate Redwolf is right up there but tuneability and caliber changes require a lot of skill and like most airguns I’ve messed with, the shot cycle in .25/.30 calibers starts getting harsh. The RAW TM series definitely have the accuracy and the classic form with a high degree of ergonomic desirability.

Maybe the reason why ONE GUN is unthinkable for many is because you have know and decide on exactly how that gun will be used.

Let’s see how close to checking all the boxes you can get.

This thread is in honor of our comrades who live in places where it’s too cold to get out and shoot. There is a reason why I live in the Deep South.

Up for sale is a like new limited edition BRK Ghost. It has the LW 28” barrel.



Included in the sale will be all that you see above except the scope and rings. BRK barrel clamp that has been added as well as Wika gauges, PRS adjustable butt, bag rider, 3 factory .25 magazines, pic rail adapter, upgraded 700cc bottle, STO Pugio mod and factory hard case are all included. This gun looks amazing and shoots even better! I’ve completely a very good trigger job already. It’s beautiful



PayPal FF is preferred. Add 3.5% otherwise. Sale price is $2,600 shipped conus w/insurance.

The unit I purchaed is the one that has the three different types meda material within it. Does it have a specific flow direction as it is placed from compressor to rifle.
Thanks for the help

I was online at Wal-Mart,and found a Benjamin XL .25 cal for 190
I bought one awhile back , but paid 230 it came in 2 days. Packed well.
Remember no returns at Walmart , but I figured what can go wrong with a brake barrel. At least mine was ok.

Hey guys,


Say I have been shooting my ghost more lately trying to get a slug worked up. Before when I had my 30 barrel I was using a DonnyFl Yokozuna and was having really bad clipping issues with both pellets and slugs. I thought I had a massive issue with the barrel not shooting, but when the Yoko was removed everything was fine. Well now that I have my 22 barrel I wanted went to test pellets and slugs today. Well I was able to get some basic tests done and accuracy looked decent with a few pellets and a few of my slugs. But when I put on either the Ryu or the Yokozuna I was watching the projectiles spiral like crazy. Removed the units and the accuracy was right back to where it should be.

I am wondering if anyone else is having issues with the quick removal mount on these units? I have a few other units to try out but with this ghost I am not having any luck with the Donny units on this rifle.

The original barrel had the full shroud and not in the 22 I have the tension barrel kit.


So what are you guys experiencing with these units?

Fist of all, I know that there are plenty of good aftermarket Notos Magazines (Carm, Maple, etc.). Partly I just like the challenge and the fun of trying new things. I designed a Avenger magazine previously, but made this one a bit differently. So for, it is working well, but I think I have a few small adjustments I will make.

- 10 rounds
- removable lid (attached by magnets)
- shot indicator for the last 4 rounds (although the last one is hidden when in the gun)
- I inlayed the text by printing a 2 layer STL of just the text, then switching filament and printing the rest around it (first time I tried that technique, and it worked very nicely)
- it doesn't have the ridge on the back, making it easier to print, but it still locates just fine (and take less fumbling to get lined up).





Edit: I have now posted the 3D files on cults3d.com and uploaded instructional videos explaining making the spring and assembling the magazine.

3D files - https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/10-round-umarex-notos-magazine

Magazine Demo:

Making the Torsion Spring:

Assembly: