For sale: JTS Airacuda Max .25 caliber with 2 magazines . I am the original owner and have the box for it. I added a section of picatinny rail for a bipod(bipod not included). I will throw in what .25 caliber pellets I have. There are 2 small dings on the stock as shown in the photos. I have adjusted the regulator and hammer spring. Attached are the chrono numbers from this afternoon for JTS 25.39 and JTS 29.63 pellet’s. $350.00 plus 1/2 of shipping. Conus only. I May consider trades.

.25 Pellets, lot of unopened and 1/2 opened.

Over $175.00 list, selling the lot for $85.00!!

Selling the lot, sorry but I cannot separate.
See the pictures for the descriptions.

Picture one is the complete unopened.
Picture two are pellets that contain at least 1/2 full and some 3/4 full.

Full Tins.

Partial Tins below.

Free shipping to CONUSA!
Sorry no trades.
Paypal Family and Friends.

Thank you,

Renotwolf
David

Thinking of doing it to mine to get a different look from the same ol'. Has anybody done this to their HW stock? I tried a few patterns in some maple with 4 different cutting bits to get a idea of what it would look like. I think I like #2 the best


I know some don't like the stippling and that's to be expected. I just want to change the look of the factory stock to something different. What do you guys think?

just snagged a notos from Pyramyd air ($200 with the promo code!). Was looking for a less expensive gun I can mod and tune since I’d never done it before And it sounds fun. Shooting this thing out of the box I was getting 3” ctc groups at 20 feet with JTS 16gr. Was a fraction more accurate with JSB Hades. I cleaned the barrel with some balistol and a patchworm but the groups are still pretty ridiculous. Any earthly idea what’s goin on with this thing?

FX Royale 500 Walnut .25 Air Rifle with a incredible Walnut Stock!! Also, REGULATED FROM THE FACTORY!​

Safe Queen, excellent condition, hold air-no leaks.

List price with options, over $2,400.00. Selling was $1,300.00!!! Reduced $1,200.00!!!

1. "No Limit " scope mounts, list $79.95
2. Hawke Eclipse 30mm Side Focus, 6x24x50mm, Illuminated mil dot reticle, #HK3273, list $299.99
3. Comes with two .25 magazines
4. Carbon Fiber Tank upgrade $349.00 (have the stock tank too.)
5. FX Royale 500, list $1,699.99, but always "out of stock"!!

Over $2,400 invested, IF you could find one in this condition!!

The FX Royale 500 is an exceptional sporter air rifle and the Royale series is the epitome of years of quality FX air rifles. This version of the 500 Royale features a handsome ambidextrous walnut thumbhole stock. FX has sourced incredible wood to provide the highest quality wood stock available. With checkering on the grip and forend of the stock, you'll have both beauty and a high degree of grib and feel for what will soon become you favorite airgun.

FX airguns have spent countless hours perfecting and pushing the boundaries of what airguns can do. And while the Walnut FX Royale 500 air rifle features many high end cutting edge features, it is presented in a straight forward simple design that shooters will find familiar and comfortable. The FX Royale 500 Walnut is essentially the .25 caliber of the 400 series. 500 standing for the larger 500cc air cylinder that provides the power needed to power this larger caliber. It also features a longer barrel than its smaller caliber counterpart in order to maximize performance and obtain power and velocity needed for this more hunting oriented caliber.

The Royale breech block was developed carefully over years to produce the best breech block and valve system to date on an airgun. The breech is cycled by the super smooth side lever cocking system that advances the 11 shot magazine. Internally between the air cylinder and the breech is a regulator to provide exact and consistent air pressure for each shot. The result is less variance between shot velocity compared to non-regulated air rifles, all of which lends to more accuracy


Free Shipping to CONUSA!!
Paypal Family and Friends
Sorry no trades!

Thank you,

RenoTwolf

David

Had this posted the other day and noticed it had a leak so pulled the ad.

I don’t have the time or desire to tear into it so posting it as a project for someone who wants to take it on.

I purchased this recently for a compact, powerful woods walker for my son for when he wanted more power than his FX 400 delivered.

Shoots the 33.95 right at 900 and is laser accurate.

Resealed the original regulator and gave it a good cleaning, has no issues at all until you drop below the reg pressure then leaks from the valve seal (I was told, cannot confirm).

Comes with 2 magazines.

As is 250.00 and we can split the shipping. PayPal for pmt.

All the bottles I see for sale are just a bottle and whatever kind of valve they have. Can someone tell me where I can get the proper hose/fittings to use for PCP.

New Umarex Zelos .25 with a 475mm barrel, .22L* or .36L Alsafe carbon fiber bottle and quick disconnect adapter, 1 OEM magazine, users manual etc. Just under 30 inches overall.

Shipped in the factory box, free shipping CONUS!

$699.00

Payment via PayPal or other, just PM for options.

Tuned to shoot 25.39gr JSB Kings at 900fps, 45.68fpe and 33gr JSB King Heavy at 820fps, 49.28fpe.

*.22L bottle shown offers plenty of room for moderators at the end of the barrel, choose the .36L bottle if you use a slim moderator. OAL changes along with bottle chosen.

Having a lot of fun tuning my Crown for multiple calibers and noticed an anomoly
The first shot is always 5-10 fps high, then the gun settles into its normal, less than 10 es for whatever string length I decide to shoot.
I just glanced at my reg gauge each time and it's always on 100 bar right where I set it. This is for 177. Any thoughts? I know some will say reg creep but I can't see it moving up.
When I get time, I'm going to pull my Impacts Huma and try it in the Crown.

If only a true "PISTOL SCOPE" was made that took care of the nuances of field target.... sigh... AND still had that generous eye relief.

The Sightron S-tac 4-20x50 FFP MH4 reticle 25.6 oz, is currently mounted on my two main FT / EFT pistols. To date the S-Tac has been my choice HFT pistol scope, because it ranges quite well and it isn't all that heavy in comparison.
But
I'm getting ready to start testing the following scopes which i have in house now:

A) Athlon Helos BTR Gen2 FFP 2-12x42 with the AHMR2 reticle 25.4 oz

B) Vector Veyron 3-12x44 FFP 26.4 oz

C) Discovery Optics 2-12x24 FFP which comes in at 16.6 oz (lightest and cheapest at <$200.00) with a 24 inch objective i don't imagine it will be very bright in dark lanes for pistol field target but ya never know.

If any of you are using any of the above scopes for Pistol Field Target - 10-55 yards chime in and let me know how things are going
or
what scope you are using that "works for ya".

meanwhile here is three reviews:
Athlon Review of the 2-12x42:

Vector Veyron 3-12x44:

Discovery optics 2-12x24:

The November match wraps up our 2024 outdoor FT season. We had a threat of rain, so all our course loops were setup on our covered ranges. There were a few sprinkles toward the end of the event, but everyone was able to stay dry. There were a few new to FT shooters at this match, and I hope they had a good time and we get a chance to see everyone again over the winter or in the 2025 season.

In the spirit of the upcoming World FT competition, we used targets with 15mm, 1 inch, and 1.5 inch kill zone sizes, with about 25% of the targets being reduced KZ sizes. There were more targets at the longer ranges than our typical mix. The Green course was on the west side of our range and was shot from the deck allowing for a few wooded shots and downhill shots. The Blue course was on the east side of the range, where it is typically located. The leaves on the range helped identify what the wind was doing, and it is always fun to see a tornado of leaves go over the targets. The Red course was on the pistol range, and it too had wind, but unfortunately not many leaves or down range wind indicators; it was like shooting over a parking lot, and many struggled with the indeterminate wind on this part of the course.

The AAFTA three course average difficulty was 30.9 (hard) and the individual course section had the following average difficulties (not including environmental factors):

• Blue - 29.1 (moderate)
• Green - 32.2 (hard)
• Red - 31.4 (hard)

Scores - Each course is a possible 20, and the 3 course total is of a possible 60. Ties are not broken.



2024 Seasonal PSA FT scores are available at PSA 2024 FT League Results

This match also wraps up our 2024 season, finalizing our seasonal league results. Each course section is its own match, with the top score of the day on that section scoring 100%, and all other scores a percentage of the 100. The top 9 course section scores for a competitor, in their class, are aggregated to a seasonal score with a maximum of 900 possible points. WFTF and Open are combined into one division, and divisions are further divided by powerplant. Here are the 2024 PSA Seasonal League Results...

Top PCP WFTF/Open - Mark King
Top Piston WFTF/Open - Hector Medina
Top PCP Hunter - Doug Rogers

2024 Seasonal PSA FT scores are available at: PSA 2024 FT League Results



The XFT course was setup on the competition range. There were 10 targets, 8 targets were kill zone type targets and 2 targets were knock down style targets. A notable target was a 3in KZ prairie dog at 109 yards.

Scores for the 20 shot XFT course are:



Next season, XFT will be shot on a different day than AAFTA. And, we will be introducing a set of silhouette based side games on our AAFTA match days. More info will be available on our website as schedules are determined and game rules are set. https://www.palmyrasportsmens.com/Field-Target

Our next match will be Indoor FT on December 8.

.22 cal .22 grain xlhp varmit knocker slugs are nuts Pest headshots. + Clean & Cook

What's been your favorite Veteran's day sale so far? I do have an ID-Me account.

edgun

Standing, 10 yards, offhand, Beeman Peep and post front sight, RWS 8.2gr WC.
Anyone who follows me is aware how much I try and shoot while standing as it is good practice for silly wet and 10 meter matches.
Today I took a chance with the Star Game not unlike the targets we shot at the county fair when growing up.
It is very easy to eliminate the star when shooting from a rest or while resting your elbows on the shooting booth counter at the fairgrounds.
But offhand, at 79, with all the ailments of age…..

But I took a chance and have decided this will be my daily winter shooting challenge.
I was doing pretty well until I started tiring at around shot #14 (of 20 shots taken) and the wobbles started:

Would really appreciate any proven tips, tricks and methods to how you deburr your weihrauchs (hw50/95/98).

Cheers
Cam

I was curious what guns everyone is shooting that they get their best accuracy using a brand of Crosman pellets?

I don't own any high end PCP's, but do own several entry level. The only one that shoots them ok is my Gamo Urban, the rest not so good. I have a few Diana Springers (48/34) and they will absolutely not shoot any Crosman pellets.

Since Crosman pellets are sold in every sporting good store, big box store in the US, they surely have to shoot well in something or no one would keep buying them.

SOLD: EDgun Leshiy Classic L1 .177, .22, .25 barrels @ 250mm with upgrades (Akula moderator, Laminate grip, Drodzpcp double air tank, Huma gauge). Comes with original parts removed from the upgrades. Rate finish at 98% with smooth & sharp machining (no milling bit trail marks). No leaks and no issues. $1600.00

So I finally got around to installing a Vortek PG4 kit in my .177 R7 that's been sitting on my desk for way too long.

Here's the results. String 1 are Crosman CPHP 7.9's and String 2 are JSB Diabolo Exact 7.33's

When I pulled what I presumed to be the original spring and seal, my shot strings had extreme spreads in the low 60's FPS and standard deviations 16-19 FPS.

The shot cycle is very much improved with a quick thud and that's about it, along with much improved accuracy and grouping. Not to mention this little rifle is now an 8-8.5 ft. lb gun after the spring kit.

Been away from home for the last 6 weeks due to a family emergency. Sure feels good to be back behind the scope on the airguns. Spent most of the day today shooting steel, filling bait stations- I mean bird feeders, and just shooting and filling air tanks. Even put a different scope on one just so I had a reason to sight it in and shoot some more. Definitely had symptoms of withdrawal. Good thing it was an easy cure.

Have this posted for sale but have had a few folks reach out about trades and would be fine with that so figure I would post this….

Like the push over I am I got this for my daughter (actually back for my daughter)!!! It has sat in the case since and doubt it will see the light of day so time for it to actually go!

Beautiful red laminate stock, Neil Claque moderator, one magazine and hard case.

Shoots lights out with the Monster Redesign at 950 and LOVES the JTS 22.07 screaming at 1010 FPS. The custom moderator makes this thing damn near silent and is in like new condition.

Trades considered for FX King .22/.30, Impact Mk2 or 3 .30 , Daystate Redwolf HP .25, FX Crown, Kalibr Cricket Tactical .30 etc. Just let me know what ya have, can add cash on my end as needed.

Scope, rings, bipod not included.

I have a brand new in the box, Accu-Tac BR-4 G2 for sale. I purchased this along with 2 additional models and never had it out of the box.

$250.00 shipped in lower 48 US states. Paypal is the payment.

Local area sale only, will not ship. Brand new gk1, .22 never fired. Originally purchased from Krazkool . Located in the Hilton Head Island Savannah GA area, 8 miles off interstate (I)95 . $800. not interested in shipping.