I have discussed the very hopeful wish that Western Airguns would provide us with a 36 inch barrel(1:20 twist rate) sharde kit for the 357 Rattler. I will do my part again and make a repeated request and pray they will oblige. Let me know what yall think. Will more accuracy and power at longer ranges tickle your fancy? If so let's all make the request then maybe they will get off thier a☆☆ and give us what we want.

Notos Backyard Plinking 15 yards
JSB 18.13g @ 406fps / 6.6fpe

I've been spending so much time with the Pulsar HP .177 that my Notos started feeling neglected and I felt bad for her so did some backyard plinking and clearing out some sparrows. After taking out a couple I decided to mount the tacticam and spend some more time with her. Didn't mean to ignore her, just got caught up with the Pulsar
No more 25g or 20g left so pulled out the good old 18.13g....still moving about the speed of a bowling ball. For the back yard which max distance is 20 yards I'm enjoying shooting these at 6fpe...quiet.

Hi Airgun Nation!


Up for sale is a store display model FX Leopard .25 caliber Sniper (Black, Bottle version) from FX Airguns. This unit has never been sold to a customer, so the buyer will be the first registered owner and entitled to the full manufacturer’s warranty.





Condition & Details

• Like new, excellent condition – no scratches, no modifications, blemishes, or wear, and performs as factory spec
• Precision Pneumatic Products protective gauge covers
• Cocked and dry-fired for display purposes only (no pellets ever used)
• Holds air and is fully functional – ready for action
• Includes: plastic case, gun, one magazine, fill adapter
• Used as store display model
• Note: Owner’s manual is not included click here for owners manual link

Price: $1900.00 – includes free shipping to the Lower 48 U.S. states
Shipping outside the Lower 48 may incur additional fees
No trades accepted at this time


Contact: [email protected]
Accepted Payments:

• USPS Money Order
• PayPal (buyer covers transaction fees or uses Friends & Family)
• Zelle

This is a rare opportunity to own a pristine FX Leopard at a great price, with full warranty coverage and no prior ownership. Serious inquiries only, please.

custom inlet a manners to fit my drs pro and its awesome. now its a .25 and im shooting altaros 49.5 and at the same reg preasure and speeds as my panthera im only getting 6 shots on reg. is that normal because the plenum is smaller?

Why attend a World Field Target Championship? I've heard that so many times over the years. As many of you know, we were fortunate to have hosted the event here at home last year, and many of you likely experienced what was probably the largest field target event in US history. Since then, we have seen a resurgence in interest in attending the world's top-tier field target event. This year it was held in Northern Ireland. The US ultimately sent a group of 18 competitors to attend this incredible venue. The competition was steep and challenging for all. Several rose to the surface and showed the world how it was done. That aside, and certainly not to minimize it, the challenges to get there and back were some of the most difficult traveling experiences seen in a while for those who travel often to compete. So, why do it? Well, every experience traveling to an event builds incredible life memories that you wouldn't have had otherwise. Even the matches that could use some severe improvements still share much more than the match in the memory banks, looking back. There are folks who are content with just showing up at their local range and plinking for a few hours, and that's perfectly ok. But the moment you decide to pack your rifle and attend a match outside your comfort zone is where it all begins. Whether it's a GP, or a Nats, or any of the biggies. It's not only about the match itself, it's about all the experiences that come with it. It comes with sharing experiences with others and making new friends. Yeah, that sounds cliché. For sure... BUT it's true! You will find yourself experiencing new locations that may not be on the top of your vacation list. And THAT'S what makes it special. Field Target will take you to unique locations, whether it's a big city, a small city, or a country 18 hours away by plane. It's the drinks you share, the bread you break, the deep conversations of the sport you love. Travel is all about discovery, we know that. But traveling for FT forces the discovery of places and people that may not be on the radar. You may find a new technique, a new piece of gear, or even come home with a new hat or shirt you traded for. The thought of spending a significant amount of money to shoot a match may seem foolish to some. However, I look back at events, and there is always something that you can draw from. Yes, to some, the logistics seem overwhelming and frustrating at times. But in the end, it is always worth it. Even the places you wouldn't go back to, it gives you the knowledge of why and what not to do, and something to talk over drinks with at your next experience.
So I asked why, but I also know it's twice as easy to give a reason why not to go. I'll always encourage you to take that first step... Do a GP, then do a Nats, and finally do a WFTC.
This year, I took my family with me to Ireland, a couple of years back, to South Africa for the Championship, and I cherish these core memories for myself and my family. It wasn't easy. The laughter, the hugs, the look of discovery, and awe. The great people you meet along the way. The adventure. Isn't this what life's about? This post aims to share with you all that this sport has to offer. It's not all about one thing. It's the entirety of the experience, and it's worth every penny. There's a reason competitors keep coming back for the next one after they've done it. Ask anyone who's just returned.

Cheers

Garrett

PS. Canada 2027 !!!!

Will Corbin slug dies function in RCBS Rockcrsher press, or a Dillon press?

Up for sale is a Snowpeak m60b in .25 cal with the 700mm fx conversion with carbon fiber shroud. It currently has the stx superior liner installed and is an absolute tack driver (1/2" or less at 50) with every pellet I tried including the fx hybrids. The attached picture is a full mag at 50 yards. The current tune is 130 bar pushing jts 25.39 at 930 fps with tons of room to go up if desired. The gun was purchased new from veridium air where it was ported, reg was polished and smoothed, and a custom valve spring installed. The original barrel and shroud will also be included. Scope not included. $750 shipped.

Ready to hunt in like new condition and has been an awesome rifle! Reg set on 125 bar and shooting 34 grain Varmint knocker slugs at 980fps with insane accuracy. Purchased from High Pressure Pneumatics last November and hasn't missed a beat. Would like to sell as a package deal. Including an Athlon Midas 2.5-15x50 scope a DonnyFL Tatsu and 2 mags in the factory case. Looking to get $1750 shipped for the package or $1450 for the rifle only! PayPal friends and family preferred. No trades at this time please! Thanks for looking James from Michigan.

I'm still kicking around getting a Uragan gen 1, and just can't make up my mind. I have a Wildcat mk3 that is deadly accurate, so I'd be swapping for the Uragan in one way or another, as I don't need them both.
1) is AGT good about support for discontintued guns? Will I be able to get the air hose should I need one?
2) any real problems with Uragan gen 1 (I've read every post I can find, but not a lot of real gritty reviews)
3) how loud is the U1 without a moderator in 22, shooting heavy pellets? Is it just like any other 22, my WC would be way too loud without a moderator.

Thanks

What have you guts found to be the most accurate 25cal pellet and at what velocity? Thanks.

few minutes ago, i was walking from my storage container to my main barn and seen this critter on a cardinal feeder at 35yrds........
i just knew he would hightail it out, but no!! he took a chance with the M2R, 5-20 zulus with CPD's.
he lost and the barn kitty's will get a treat tonight

I’m new in to the air rifles, I would like to know what I need to fill my bushbuck using a scba

I am now beginning to understand the term "Down the Rabbit hole". I have read that term numerous times in posts and really didn't follow it till the "bug" has hit me.
Yep, I want another one. I bought the Katran a short few weeks back and learned quite a bit regarding the " how to, in tuning". It takes a little time and a chrono really helps. My ears are no longer what they once were thanks to HP rifles and stupidity when at the invincible age of 18. So listening to report of shot wasn't an option for me. Anyway. Yea, I desire a Uragan in .25 cal. I guess I was "peeking into the rabbit hole" when I ordered the Katran.
Again, Thanks to all those that advised and constructively commented on the tuning process.
This forum is a home for those crawling into the hole.

WTS: Vector Optics Veyron 3-12×44 FFP (SCFF-21) - $95 Shipped

Price: $95 shipped CONUS. Payment: Venmo, Zelle, PayPal

Email: [email protected]

This Vector Veyron 3-12×44 FFP scope is in excellent condition and works great. I only backyard plink and target shoot, so this scope has only been used in good weather.

Also included is original box, 30mm high rings (mounted), lens caps, allen keys, cleaning cloth, (see pics).

If interested, PM or email me at: [email protected]

What’s the best rifle you guys recommend for small game

Rubber gaskets, no bulging. If you need to get a gasket tighter, you need a new gasket... my take on it.

Daystate Air Ranger in .177. Beautiful walnut TH stock. Comes with one mag. Wood & metal in pristine condition. Holds air like new. Excellent shooter with JSB/FX 10.3s at 20FPE. Goes for $800.00 shipped via USPS stateside where permitted. Payment through PP-F&F or else + fees. Scope & mts. not included. Message me through AGN or text 787-463-3476. Will include Hawke Eclipse SF 4-16X50 scope & rings for extra $100. Excellent personal ratings here and "old" Yellow. Thanks for looking.

Hi every one, I have a gorgeous Daystate Harrier SE in .177 cal. The question is, can it be regulated? And how?

Came up from Texas to shoot FT today at the OKC Gun Club on 15 new lanes they cleared and setup in cooperation with the Archery members at the club. The weather was unbelievable for September, 60F to start warming to 75F by match finish. There were about 12 shooters at the match (I forgot to take a picture of the scoreboard), two Texans (me and Scotty H, both shooting our RAWs), and there were 58 shots total. The new course is all wooded with targets from 15-54 yards today. Score 53/58 and won WFTF ( actually I was First AND Last)!
If you’re in the OKC area make sure and stop by on the first Saturday of the month.
Jeff

My weapon for the day


One of the 15 wooded lanes.


I got to shoot with Curtis N from Tulsa. Helluva nice guy.

25m USARB is tuff. That X dot is tiny and 0.010" off target is a miss.. Blah

Cool and calm conditions but still tricky.




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AirGunNation: https://www.airgunnation.com/forums/benchrest.558872/
Benchrest Central: https://benchrest.com/forum/forums/airgun-benchrest.19/

I stopped by this evening and stumbled upon this thread https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/updated-chairgun-packages-now-available.1305881/ , and I was able to successfully download this new revised version of Chairgun Pro that I lost when my hard drive crashed a few months ago. I always loved playing with Chairgun Program and was sorely disappointed about losing it...God Bless all the folks involved in making it available once again!
All the best, Chuckster636

I'm looking to buy a Helos BTR Gen 2 6-24. I have a few Athlon scopes and really like them. What, if anything should I also look at, or just buy it?

How are the roller Triggers I see on ebay? What are other options?
The gun in superbly accurate off the bench but the stock trigger makes one handed bullseye type shooting not very easy.

I'm just curious if anyone out there has ever attempted to remove the carbon fiber barrel sleeve from a Walther LG300/400?

My suspicion is the sleeve is glued all the way down and it would take a destructive method to remove. If it were aluminum, I'd just apply heat and work it up til it came loose. But I don't see any way to apply heat in this case.

I'm interested in removing the sleeve on my LG400FT for a couple of reasons. First, I would just prefer a black carbon fiber sleeve.

But second, I can put a very slightly smaller OD sleeve on, allowing better free floating g through the barrel band. The current factory sleeve is pretty tight in this area.

I know it's a long shot, but if you think you almighty have some input, I'd live to hear it.