This is the very First group I shot at that distance.

I used the FX Panthera Compact Hunter .25 Cal and JSB 33.4 grain MKII pellets.

There was some unpredictable wind. With out wind and some practice the groups will be better !

The FX Leopard hype you’ve been seeing the last few days has a lot of deep dive info to get into in the coming weeks, but here’s my hot take. We know the FX advanced valving systems of FX Airguns are always top tier innovations every time they release a new model of Airgun, but what’s awesome about the FX Leopard is they’ve mashed all of their newest technologies all into one Airgun.


The newest innovation being this rear buttstock plenum with air volume of 54cc that has direct line airflow right into the valve! This is going to give you massive power and efficiency. Add in their over-the-barrel fill source that also adds a ton of rigidity and the ability to add a forward bottle with a total of 890cc of onboard air capacity and you’ve got one of the highest shot count rigs the industry has ever seen.

Now let’s talk about power potential. The FX Leopard is like the FX Maverick and FX Dynamic had kittens and the FX Leopard being a bullpup design moves the action to the rear thus creating a much shorter overall length. So if you’re new to airguns, longer barrels give you more build up of velocity and power. So you can put on a 700mm barrel and not have it feel like you are carrying a long broom in the woods. So is this just an FX product launch just to keep the hype machine running? Hell no. I think this is gonna be one of the most advanced FX Airguns ever released. April can’t get here soon enough to get my hands on one and see how loud this FX Leopard can ROAR!

Air Venturi nomad

$400

With all the new over hyped pcp guns. Some expensive some inexpensive.

Show off your old skool Theoben Rapids in stock configuration and rifles with mods.

For sale Karma SLS .22 standard new In the box $1050 50/50 on shipping . No trades .


Thanks for looking .

Hi I'm based in Kent, UK and I have been shooting for a year, been through about ten rifles but now settled and very happy with a model 24 whose birthday is today 03/94 makes him 31.

I have given him a makeover as he is doing well

I own a RAW HM1000x in .22cal that shoots very well, but I'm thinking about another 50yd .22cal PCP that will keep up with it just for fun. I've seen great reviews on FX Impact and Crown, Epic Two, BRK Ghost and Taipan Vet 2. I want accuracy but also something I can take pride in as far as quality and ownership. I like to fine tune at the range for ultimate accuracy with the right pellet. What do you guys think?

I'm taking a poll to help me make a decision.
Is an old Beeman R (Weihrauch) worth more with OE parts or tune kits installed?

I'm looking to either trade or sell. Prefer to sell all together. $120 shipped. Willing to trade for JSB .22 Jumbo Heavy Diabolo 18.13gr tins.

NEW
JTS Dead Center .25 29.63gr (2 tins)
JTS Dead Center .25 33.80gr (3 tins)
NSA .216 20.2gr (4 boxes)

Opened and used
NSA .25 36.2gr (About 150 slugs left)
AVS .254 42gr flat dish slugs (About 350 slugs left)

Last night, I went out for a rodent hunt using my Sidewinder .30 air rifle paired with the Sytong GM06 thermal scope. The results were pretty satisfying—I managed to take down quite a few rats in the brush.





One interesting challenge I faced was visibility. While the thermal scope worked great for spotting the rats, some thin branches in the undergrowth were practically invisible through the scope. As a result, several shots ended up deflecting off unseen twigs, causing the pellets to miss the vital zones.





Despite that, the hunt was a success overall. The .30 caliber hits hard, and when I had a clear shot, it was a clean takedown. This experience really showed the importance of having a clear line of fire, especially when using thermal optics in dense vegetation.





Anyone else experienced this issue with thermal scopes? Would love to hear your thoughts or any tips to minimize deflections in similar situations!

First, I like PA and have had great transactions with them. I am considering a couple of thier refurbished parts. I checked with them and was told that these do not come with a waranty. If you search for "Pyramid Refurbished" you will, of course, find some posts about problems but that can happen with any company. My question is this: overall have you guys had good outcomes with refurbished purchases from PA?

I just watched a video of this being used. It's pretty nice, but not cheap. If I was a professional pester I could see making use of something like this.

Here something new from Netherlands;-)

it’s not a real big bore but is interesting:
.223 and .308 calibers with insane power ;-)

rifle is a carbean has 4 mags with it its bolt not side leaver

What do you think will be more sensitive with guns shooting the same FPE but different pellet weights? The reason I asked is because for a few years, I've shot a Taipan Veteran Long .22 15.89gr at around 30 FPE and never had issues with hold sensitivity. I never even thought about hold sensitivity at all with that gun. Now, I'm shooting a Taipan Veteran Short .25 25.39gr at 25 FPE and I feel the gun is so much more hold sensitive than the .22 gun ever was. I feel the .25 Short really likes to be held tight against the shoulders. What do you all think? MOST of my shots are between 30 and 40 meters for either guns.

Utah Airguns just unlocked their custom build Vault, ready to purchase now! No waiting.

Hi All,

Decided to move this one along.

Never used.30 FX M4 sniper (700mm), copper….

Pre-ordered from Pyramyd, never taken out of the case so is as it shipped from FX.

1775 and we can split the shipping. PayPal for pmt.

I'm thinking about looking for a gun I can use for some close range pesting. Not looking for anything special really, 6-7fpe in .177, decent trigger, and able to add a short LDC and use open sights. Is something like this possible? And no Huben not looking to spend over $1000 for something like this. Hoping for around $400 if that's possible.

I've been using a wooden cheekpiece from my Tactical Stock with my Taipan Veteran and I hate the way it looks with the laminate stock. I just bought some new scope rings and although the 1" rings are too low with the cheekpiece on (although still usable), it is the PERFECT height without the wood cheekpiece. The cheekpiece is about 0.3" thick. I was initially thinking of exchanging the scope rings with the next size up 1.125" and I think that size will be good with the cheekpiece.

My issue is, I'm basically dedicating a $170 set of scope rings for a cheekpiece that I hate. $30, no problem but not $170. The 1.125" rings would be useless to me if I ever decide to do away with the wood cheekpiece because it will be way too high for me for how I like my cheek weld to feel against the gun.

I'm thinking of just doing away with the cheekpiece. Really, my only complaint with the bare Taipan receiver is that it's cold against the face... although it is something I can definitely deal with on a varmint rifle.

So, day 2 has come and gone and it sure has been awful quiet as far as New gun announcements? ...

Hey out there in plett land hope all is well. I have up for sale is a Reximex in .22. Comes with everything in pitcher. 3 mags fill probe and some orings that came with. Shoots fine and no leaks. 400.00 shiped. Will consider trade for scope of equal value. Thanks

My Bass Pro receipt says, Ram Universal Elect Mount $67.99. This mount is designed to hold electronic fish finders.
It is a center clamp with hard rubber spheres at both ends. Everything else is steel. It really clamps securely.
I already own Tim Mac's version and Raw version. The UK has an expensive indexing model that most top shooters prefer. I am going to try and fit this new mount/riser to a TX200.
Has anyone tried using this type of double sphere mount?
They also sell a smaller ALL plastic smaller mount for $40.00.

If one wants to produce his own pellet making machine(press). are there any sources for this?. I have a pellet with own design I want to make.

This little gun never stops to impress me...is super accurate to 100 yards..super quiet with the carbine model with the moderator...zero recoil...super light..never brakes down built like a tank. And is putting out power equivalent to a .30 cal and it only has a 12 inch barrel..here is some chronograph numbers, teether, zero wind as is indoors, and 70 degrees temperature, with 43.2 pellet. Perfect for any first timers into pcp.