A couple blanks to choose from.
Pictures really don’t show the depth and beauty TBH

Ahh live and learn ! Amazon vs Ebay . I have used both with satisfaction until now . All compressors are mostly made in china . My yong heng was purchased on Ebay less than a year ago and came with a lifetime warranty by the seller Vipshopmarket . Crankcase broke badly while running . After multiple contacts with Vipshopmarket without satisfaction I talked to Ebay twice and was told after 30 days Ebay will do nothing. With Amazon you can get warranty protection cheap and I know from experiance get satisfaction fast and easy with that protection . From now on it is Amazon only . Ebay is not an option . I asked Ebay if they were owned by China and they said no . Not so sure myself . Hope this info saves one of you men some money and grief ! New compressor on its way from Amazon with extra 3 year warranty [50 $]

i just did a handful of strings at 3000psi and every increase in hammer spring isnt flattening the curve. im getting over 1000fps currently and the ES is barely coming down. im not trying to shoot that hot, i am curious at this point and want to see where it goes but when i fill it to 2000 psi for example i can make a couple adjustments and its shooting good at 900fps. the lower the fill pressure the lower the sweet spot seems to be.. im trying to shoot 800-900 at 3000psi so my dwell time is faster, faster valve close.. am i retarded or what is going on here? unregulated pcp obviously..

AAFTA has released their new scoring formula for 2025, it is what it is at this point, to garner 100% of the available GP points for a match win the course difficulty needs to be set at 36T without wind and light/dark difficulty modifiers.

The Battle Mountain match in Nevada is a very difficult venue to shoot, the wind, the sun, and the canyon walls are relentless. A 45 yard target looks like its 55 yards away, a 55 yard target looks illegal, one's sense of scale/distance is distorted and there is very little around to judge wind when it is under 10mph.

This is not a post for commenting on the new scoring formula, it is to try and figure out how to set an 'easy' 36T course in a location where there is a lot of wind. Since the scores are relative to that match a low scoring win counts for full points (36T course), we'll just have to live with the lower hit percentages (we're Tough Enough).

Typically the course in Nevada has been set at or around a 28T, which sounds low yet some of the best shooters in the world have a very difficult time breaking into the typical hit percentages seen on a more difficult course without the Nevada wind.

Scott H posted about optimizing the course to as close to 36T as possible for all targets. Which makes sense, but is it better to put the smaller targets further out or the larger targets further out if you want to account for a low Troyer target (say for offhand)? We have a unique offhand lane that we would ultimately like to keep but it will not allow for a 36T target (without modifying the target itself).

Would it make sense to move the further targets in some and the closer targets out? Thinking that further out targets are more difficult in the wind... Is this any gain over keeping things at 36T.

I've been toying with the idea of setting some long distance small kz targets in areas where there is less wind (can't do that with the distance targets). I believe for Hunter a small KZ is easier if it is not at 10 yards.

What would people prefer? What have people experienced as good/bad? Nevada had one day of 36T but it was haphazardly set on site and likely a bad experience for target placement.

Is there a way to make an easy or hard 36T course? I suppose the easiest would be as Scott mentioned, everything as close to 36T as possible.

The Worlds was a very interestingly set group of courses, i'd be interested in knowing more about the course layout if it was a 36T, the variation in target size and distance was well balanced.

Is setting courses like making a sandwich, when you make it it doesn't taste the same as when someone else makes it...? LOL

Hello there,
First of all nice to be here.
Now the problem.
I was shooting with my FX Impact M3 today.
Trying out the 30gr from H&N in cal .250. Those were not exiting. So i switched back to the 42gr. same caliber.
But what i recognized was that i only was shooting the 42gr with 700fps.
The setup of my gun is:
700mm barrel
Slug powerkit
Tungsten hammer
1:18 STX Superior Liner FX Heavy
Powerblock from factory (was bought with it)
Pinprobe
Also on it is the barrel carbon sleve and the barrel tensioning kit.
The front reg is about 200bar
The rear reg is 165bar ish.

I am doing something wrong with the tune or is 700fps the maximum speed for that caliber in this gun setup

I tried turning out the valve as far as i can. The fps go up to 1000+ but a shoutgun would shot with less spread
Shoud i add a 800mm barrel to the setup. To get an increase in speed and accuracy?

This tank is perfect to stuff in a backpack. Only 15” long. The jubilee valve turns with little effort and is easy to get the exact amount of air into the gun. Very nice tank that was made in the USA. Last hydro tested in 2022.

$250 $190 shipped. PayPal, Zelle, or Venmo accepted.

This is a brand new Karma Airguns SLS Standard Semi-Auto/Lever Action PCP air rifle in .22 that was used to film a video. Only shot for about 30 minutes from the bench and then put back in the box. 100% as new. Includes the fitted case, 2 magazines, and a fill probe. Full warranty from Donny FL. PM me here or you can email me at [email protected] Thanks -Nate @ Airgun Channel

$1149 free shipping

Think! What I mean is this: think before asking, and make it easier for people to give you a better answer by "thinking" about what you really want to know.
What air gun, what scope, what power, what, what, and what. Not a good way to ask something.
The More information someone gives,the better response or answer you will get.
If you do not know anything, you may be better off doing some homework on your own to better grasp the subject you're asking about.
Being lazy is like not aiming; how the heck are you going to hit your target if you do not take aim? Your target is to get the best information you can about what you want to know, right?

Looking for well priced 480cc carbon fiber tank. M18X1.5 Thread no valve.

Would prefer to deal with members with long standing positive feedback.

Selling this as new Meopta 6 . I sold the gun it was on making this an extra scope . 30 mm tube , first focal plane Mrad 1 illuminated reticle . No ring marks or other issues.
Selling for $650 NOW $625 , including tracked and insured shipping to the conus only. Not interested in trades or offers at this time. This scope is listed on other sites. Please deal by PM.
Thanks for looking. Herb

Looking for the cheapest, yet accurate/precise and reliable, cocking pistol with red dot or scope. Maximum distance would be 10 meters. Preferable precision would be 1 inch or better at that distance. I have a scoped springer Hatsan .22 rifle that I'm pleased with, the pistol version of that is what I sort of have in mind, if such exists. The Hatsan Mod 25 Supercharger .22, maybe with a Hatsan red dot looks like it might be what I'm looking for. Don't want to deal with charging or CO2, just cock and pop. Prefer to stick with .22 cal.

Before I pull the trigger on that, I thought I'd ask the collective wisdom if there's anything better for that sort of $$$. Even cheaper would be better. This would be a beater working air pistol, not for show, not for the Olympics.

Sadly, this is for rats, so sufficient power is also a requirement, as is reliability, but this thing probably wouldn't see more than 30 shots a year, so super amazing durabiity isn't necessary. I live out in the middle of nowhere and rats are a real issue. I was never a hunter and have tried many, many, many other non-lethal methods with limited degrees of success, but I need additional options.

AIR VENTURI AVENGER BULLPUP .177caliber Included are: DONNYFL 1/2"x 20 Adapter for moderators, The stock Baffled muzzle cap, 2 magazines, single shot try, and 400 Baracuda Match 4.51mm pellets. $220 shipped.

For $335 add a CVlife 4-16x44SFIR, mounted and zeroed and a nice case.

Gun is currently set at 1800psi, shooting H&N Baracuda Match 10.65gr, 4.51 head diameter pellets at 921-929fps, grouping 1/4" overall group size not CTC at 30y. I've shot an entire fill of these to insure that. I've spent a lot of time testing this gun to find the best pressure, hammer, velocity, pellet/slug combo for this gun, and after weeks of experimenting, a lot of promising results. This is the best. I've had this gun shooting as high as 26fpe. Never brought the regulator over 2600psi, so there is definitely room for more power, currently shooting right at 20fpe. Gun is in very good condition PP F&F, Venmo, Zelle.

Le retour
Tant attendu après 1 an, retardé par des histoires de brevets, le retour de la karma red panda s'annonce...
Peut être de nouveau présent à l'IWA 2025 pour cette fois la bonne ?

Very easy install and looks like a quality product. Using JSB 14.35 pellets I went from 775fps(hammer 3 turns in) to 845fps. BUT a huge air hog, maybe get 10 shots where before plenum install was getting about 25. I turned the reg down a quarter turn and backed out the hammer spring all the way and got 805fps. BUT still an air hog.
would like to get around 800fps and at least 20 shots, any ideas. Is it not realistic?

Jerry L.

For Sale Beeman R1 San Rafael Left hand Factory Stock in .177. -Master Tuned by David Slade @ Airgunwerks.

I am the 2nd owner of this gun, I consider this a collector’s gun , I have all the original paper work and Receipts from the original owners / purchase receipts and all original Beeman paper work that came with the gun. He cared for the rifle when was in his possession.

This rifle was SPECIAL SUPER TUNED by Beeman. And Have the original open sights for the gun as well.

The original owner that sold it to me said the gun was in his safe for very long time and had not been shot, I figured the seals were probably bad, I test fired it to confirm this- I sent the rifle to David Slade / Airgunwerks & he did his Master Tune to the rifle, he did an awesome job as usual.

The gun shoots awesome , loves 10.5 gr pellets, not pellet picky shoots a variety well. I don’t have more than a tin of pellets through it after the tune.

I rate the gun in excellent condition - it does have some normal minor handling marks. Selling to thin my collection, have to many guns and no time to shoot all of them.

I have over a Grand into the gun - looking for $625.00 with scope / mounts included, plus shipping.
(United States Postsl Money Order )
No Scammers , only deal with reputable Forum members please.
For any additional info or extra pictures send message.

What is the advantage of the more expensive scopes? is it quality?

Located in Columbus, OH

Like New Wood bullpup stock Bottle version Includes:

• .22 AND .25 barrel kits
• (2) .22 Maple Hi capacity mags
• (5) .25 Maple Hi capacity mags

Buyer pays shipping.

optic not included

REDUCED -----> $675

Nla

Quick question. Finally had time to mount and setup my new discovery scope. It’s the PRS ED 5x25.

Mounted on AEA Challanget Pro LB

First shot with Elevation at default. Super low.

I had to adjust a full rotation of turret. 10mil

I double checked mounting etc. all solid. I still have about 16 mil elevation left. Zero was 40 yards.

I guess my question is why did I have to dial so much elevation. Is it because scope setup for center fire high velocity?

Or did I do something wrong?

I just got a call from David Slade. He has my FWB 602 on his bench, and gave me a price to completely reseal and replace the cocking arm bumper, $245 and that includes return shipping. I paid 450 delivered to me from Hawaii last month knowing it needed some work, and probably about 40 shipping it to David. That makes a little over $700, This gun has a beautiful walnut stock which I have been refinishing with Tung oil over the last few weeks while the acutal "gun" has been gone.

I have a Dennis Quackenbush Outlaw 9mm pistol with a 14" barrel, comes with custom made grips, foster fill cap and a TRUGLO sight. The pistol is in very good condition as seen in pictures, holds air and shoots great nothing wrong with it I'm just thinning my collection down to the guns I shoot the most. Asking $750 Now $700 shipped and insured....Thanks Terry


Took it to the range today tried 3 different rounds 95gr hp 105gr fp and roundballs at 25 yards 1x4 pine board. Sorry I didn't have a very steady rest so please excuse my bad grouping.

I have a factory stock regulated .177 marauder LW barrel. Holds air and works as it should. In very good condition, like new. I have manual and 6 mags to go with it. $400 pick up in NE ohio, or shipping on you. Maybe interested in trades for anything airgun related.

Sorry for the ignorance, but this came across my mind. Why would someone choose a high power .22 over a .30 and vice versa especially if they were the same grain or near the same grain? The only thing I can really think of is if you want to shoot a .22 in a lighter gr you can do so. Are there bigger advantages shooting a .22 42gr slug vs a .30 42gr slug (Throwing in random grains) such as BC and drag/air resistance? I'm looking at NSA's website and .217 38gr and .30 43.8gr is about 1-2 cents difference per round. Would it be more efficient to shoot .22 42gr vs .30 42gr, same air gun, same barrel, same barrel length (Basically removing all variables). Enlighten me please.