For sale is my Akela .177 with a BSA Sweet 17 scope. Also comes with two magazine, one from maple, one from factory.

I really haven't tried shooting pellets out of this. Because it likes shooting slugs, doesn't matter if it's ten foot pounds or eighteen foot pounds. The stock spring is cut from 3.5" to 2.47" i also have the Air Revision spring kit which will give you more power.

Selling, because I don't really use it and I would rather have someone else put it to good use.

Loves
NSA 12.5gr
VK 13.5gr
VK 15gr
Griffin 13gr

Letting go for $225 shipped

Spring is fading in and out and after watching my Moto Gp racing had a little time ( yeah like I’m busy) printed some 30 yard targets on here and had a match.
Four guns , same rest, 13 yard cellar
FX DRS 22 700 mm. JTS 25.39 Element Nexus 5-20
Zelos 22 JTS 25.39 Athlon Heras 6-24
RAW HM 1000x lrt JTS 25.39 Athlon Ares 15-60
Daystate Revere 177 JTS 8.7 Vector Veyron 6-24

any bets on the finishing order ?
It would be my wish to actually compete casually with a human , but there’s barely 22lr comps here.

Just installed power block and 750 plenum on my gen1 impact. Everything went well except….when screw bottle in it starts leaking at back reg gauge. Anyone run into this and know what I need to do???? Thanks

8 month old challenger lb gen2 .357 with approximately 400 rounds through it. I purchased it from the pellet shop 8/16/24. I also have a gen 1 Challenger lb in 357 so I'm considering selling this one. Upgrades are a 600cc tank $170, $130 two way adjustable buttstock, $85 accushot Monopod, black arts bottle band clamp $60, bintac 52mm tank clamp picatinny mount $50?, 2 extra mags $40. Stock tank and buttstock not included. Scope is not included. Moderator not included. Rifle cleaned after each use, stored in a hard case. External hammer spring, and regulator have never been turned all the way up. At current power shoots zan 90 grain slugs at 950fps , and 68 grain slugs at 1060fps. This rifle is accurate, and powerful and a blast to shoot. Blue box Hard case could be included for $125. Rifle and accessories with one box of slugs and one tin of pellets $750 Again scope not included. Located in MA. Cashier check/ money order split shipping cost. Or willing to meet halfway if located in new England area

Could these tariffs be a blessing in disguise for American airgun manufacturers and a few other nations .and is it possible for these companies to say ,drop all guns 10% off retail .could a company corner the market and still make nice profit while satisfying consumers?? I know probably a pipe dream.

Our usually-scheduled April TEXtreme Bench-Rest Silhouette March being changed to 20 and 12 foot pound Field Target in response to popular demand requesting additional practice for the upcoming Republic Of Texas Championships AAFTA Field Target Grand Prix, last Saturday 14 shooters tested themselves in fantastic FT weather against some of the highest difficulty rifle and pistol Field Target courses ever shot. How "highest difficulty", you wonder? In a word, ILLEGAL!

How so, "illegal"? The American Airgun Field Target Association declares the highest legal Rifle and Pistol course difficulty to be 36.0T; that before applying the only wind multiplier of 1.25X. Saturdays Rifle course difficulty was 37.1T without wind multiplier (that both matches definitely deserved).

But wait… there’s more!

Given Texas’ well-deserved and notorious reputation for equally-notorious Pistoleros (think John Wesley Harding), that reputation is validated by the fact Texas Pistol Field Target shooters keep this Match Director busy increasing TEXtreme Pistol FT courses to ever-higher difficulties in order to limit our best Pistoleros posting perfect scores. Nevertheless, some have; so I often have to increase the pace of evolution to higher difficulties in order to keep pace with the Pistoleros’ evolving skills.

Consequently Saturdays pistol course was purposely set to a historical high difficulty of 40.4 Troyer! By the way, for what it’s worth, and for additional perspective, that eye-popping Troyer difficulty is without the (applicable in Saturdays case) 1.25X wind multiplier. Given Saturdays typically-tricky TEXtreme winds, six Pistol competitors tested themselves against wind-adjusted 50.5 (average) pistol Troyers. More details to follow.

Thirteen rifle shooters shot a total of 15 scorecards in the wind-multiplied 46.4T rifle-course match. Scotty Haslam prevailed for the coveted Rifle Match Winner hat-pin with an excellent 31/40 score, shooting 13.4 JSB pellets in his Sightron S3 scoped RAW TM-1000. Correction- if I’m not mistaken, one of his TM-1000s. Great shooting, Scotty!

Derrick Wall came Second in the Rifle match, hot on Scotty’s heels with a 30/40 score. Derrick used a .20 caliber Brocock Commander, Sightron SIII scope, and 13.73 JSBs at 805 FPS. Excellent shooting, D.

Rick Kiely’s 27/40 score was good for Rifle Third Place, posted with his Falcon-scoped .177 FX Crown shooting 13.4 grain pellets. Good shooting, Rick.

Ron Robinson posted a 33/40 score in the pistol match for Match Winner braggin’ rights. But being a life-long Texan, so not in the least bit disposed to braggadocio (at any and every opportunity), it falls on the Match Director to reveal Ronaldo used a 1960s vintage Crosman 187 model Co2 rifle he converted into a regulated-HPA-bottle Field Target pistol… using only sharp rocks and sand-stone as tools! The sixty-year old pistol that originally sold brand-new for $17.95 in rifle form wears a decades-old, front-focusing, Japanese-made Bushnell Trophy 4-12X scope, and shoots 8.4 grain .177 FX pellets 760 FPS for 10.8 FPE. Good shooting, Og.

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Hot on Og’s heels, Derrick Wall’s 32/40 was good for Second Place in the pistol competition. Derrick shot a Brocock Ranger P topped with an Athlon Talos scope, shooting 10.34 grain .177 JSBs at 720 FPS. Excellent shooting, Derrick.

Jim Clarke’s 28/40 score was good for Third Place, posted with his Hawke Optics scoped .22 Brocock Atomic XR, shooting 13.43 grain Air Arms pellets 630 FPS. Good shooting, Jim.

Virtue of these illegal Troyer factors trials-by-fire, I suspect Saturdays shooters consider themselves now duly prepared for AAFTA-legal Troyer difficulties they’ll face at the Republic Of Texas Championships AAFTA Grand Prix in a couple weeks. Given RoT pre-registrations, both the Rifle and Pistol RoT fields can rightly be considered national caliber.

In other words, more trials by fire! I can’t wait.

Happy Shooting,
Ron & Maggyy

troubles started with this eBay plenum. Couldn’t get one of the three joints to seal. Then took bottle off. That hasn’t held full air since.
So tube back on and got the plenum to hold air. It’s actually the Huben leaking. Have had a dozen 7x1.5 and tried lots more. These are amzon
oring kits . It’ll be nice to play with the other guns.

Hey Airgunners!

Based on feedback, it seems like there are too many choices to evaluate for my Classics, so I thought I’d simplify things and present a nearly stock version of the Leshiy Classics on offer.

This nice example is a 250mm .22 that other than some pic burn is in top condition. It’s equipped only with an STO super quiet shroud insert and slings pellets and slugs with backyard silence. Super accurate. Ready to take all of your gear and remain light and petite and unobtrusive.

Comes as shown with fill probe.

It doesn’t get more rugged or simple to operate than this and is capable of being tuned to beyond 30 FPE and upgraded with different caliber barrels in less than three minutes.

The price is $1200 $1000 with insured shipping to CONUS included. The price WILL return to $1200 Sunday evening.

Easy Peasy?

I accept PayPal, Apple Pay, CashApp and Bitcoin.

What’s holding you back? DM me with questions.

Thanks,
Mark

Took this one at 20 yards off hand with the challenger with the rws r10 wadcutters
not getting in my garden !

Who works on the Huben Gk1 ? Looking for a possible optio.

How does local dive shop connect to CF tank? In particular, this tank? Does the hose connection have to be removed and dive shop connects to M18x1.5? ( I assume this the thread size)

I have a like new Garmin chrono for sale. I'm using a LabRadar for now to do ballistic testing and don't need both.
$475 shipped.

Things I would trade for:
* Dreamline barrels in 177 and 22, the shorter the better
* Nice scopes in the less than 24x category

Looking at both of these rifles for sale on h the e forums and wondering which people prefer more and which one is better at 100 yard ranges

Hey fellow air gunners! We are putting together a budget gun battle for you. There are so many awesome air rifles these days that we figured we would put together a video of three popular budget offerings and run them head to head. We chose the Lord's caliber, .22 for all three rifles. They all perform extremely well and the results might surprise you!

Of the three rifles we tested which one do YOU think will come out on top? Comment below...

.25 caliber Talon with an 18 inch barrel and quick release tank. It shoots great and holds without any issues. In very clean condition with only slight signs of being used. $275.00 shipped/insured. PayPal friends and family is preferred but I’ll also accept a money order or a check with a hold for clearance.

Looking to pic up a new rifle and am deciding w Edgun r3 .22 or a fx Maverick .25

One thing the article didn't touch on was the discharging of air guns or firearms in different jurisdictions. But, its good to read of the sensible laws regarding the taking of invasive species.

https://www.palmbeachpost.com/story...vasive-lizards-palm-beach-county/83071384007/

Hello,

Intro:
My FX Panthera Hunter Compact in .22, I currently have this air gun set up to shoot H&N Slug HP in .218 21gr at 900 FPS (Remember, this is a 300mm barrel). I get about 60 full regulated shots before it falls off the reg. See groups below. I'm positive I could have shot this better if I put on a better scope with higher magnification. I currently have a DiscoveryOpt 2-12 HD SFIR scope on it with a Monstrum cantilever mount which IS NOT INCLUDED. Bubble level is also NOT INCLUDED. If you want the scope and scope mount, add $150.

Why sell:
I bought an Airmaks Krait in .22 and it fits my needs better.

Mods:
Per the previous owner, he stated the AMP reg failed, then he upgraded the reg to a HUMA reg. Carbon Fiber bottle was upgraded to the Omega 480CC CF bottle (I get about 60 shots with the tune). The tune for the H&N Slugs HP.

What's included:
FX Panthera Hunter Compact in .22, 1 OEM magazine, 1 Orian Magazine, manual, old AMP reg, some orings (Not sure what they are for), FX Gun case

Price & Payment method & Shipping:
$1300, PayPal (Preferred F&F. If you rather use goods & services, you'll pay the additional fees), +$25 shipped CONUS.

I am about to replace the O-rings in the regulator of my Crown MkII.
What would be the best lubrication to use on cleaned and polished Bellville washers, please?

Also
While the regulator is apart are there any improvements I can make to it?

Thanks
Edward

I do shoot for groups using the usual paper and do hunt with my air rifle. This is a question for what else we can shoot at? Here’s my favorite , I’ll usually glue them down to the large popsicle sticks and spread them out at varying ranges. The kids love this type of shooting.

Purchased new in February 2025 and has maybe 2-3 magazines through it.

$1600 for the rifle only. If you want the accessories we can discuss those.

You can message me here on AGN or call/txt 847.715.6944

I’m going to try out a digital scope. I’ve had this scope for 4 years now. Never let me down. It comes with the original Hawke hardcase carry case. Has a small ding.

6-24x56. Has a side wheel.

The ChairGun app works in tandem with the reticle. All you do is plug in your info and shoot. It has the same reticle as shown in the ChairGun app.

I will NOT be including the pic rail FX no limit mounts. Bubble level included.


Sold

Gentlemen,
A friend of mine has an air rifle torn apart and looking for a brand or model but can't seem to fine any identification. Anyone recognize it from the pictures, or care to take a stab at it.

Thanks

I had been neglecting my gamo varmint 177 since I got my first PCP. Was reading about someone else who was messing around with a break barrel and decided, why not break out mine. Grab some pellets and headed out. Cracked it open and cocked it and remembered why it's been neglected. It's got a crunch of spring sound when cocking. Unruly recoil. And the twang it makes after being fired. Yuck

Having had another break barrel with similar issues and having fixed that one I felt confident in attacking this one. So I opened it up broke it down and added thin plastic shims around the tophat and the spring guide and inside the spring cylinder. Lubed up a few places and put it back together. Broke it open, cocked it and complete silence. Not a sound except the click of the sear engaging. Okay well that's way better than expected. Fire off a few pellets and zero twang. Also I have no way of knowing how much recoil was reduced but it seems like about half as much. With the reduction of recoil my accuracy has improved as well. Funny how when it's not trying to jump out of my hands I can hit what I'm aiming at.

Any way I just wanted to make a post about tuning up a gamo varmint and to let others who might own this same rifle and maybe want to the same, it is absolutely worth it. It is super easy to do and I would be happy to help with specifics should you have questions.

Happy gun, happy hunter

I achieved something yesterday that I've never achieved before. Today with the RTI Mora .25 cal I posted three exceptional (for me) targets. I need to say these were all shot indoors so it's not something that I would expect in a real world scenario. However, I've never shot scores this high before at 50 yds.

This .25 caliber 700mm Mora / AEA 29.5 grain pellet combo, shooting at 975 fps, is absolutely spot on.

Two targets using the AEA 29.5s shooting at 975fps and one using the AEA 33.9 shooting at 935fps. There difference is demonstrable.