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PCP Rifle  SOLD DRS PRO Chassis

DRS PRO MDT chassis with added forearm weight. A few minor marks from allen keys adjusting regulator and hammer.
I dont compete and this is just too heavy for the way i want to use my rifle. For best response call Doug 701-261-7575
$1200 plus shipping to lower 48 usps money order. I dont do paypal.

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PCP Rifle  SOLD Huben K1, Synthetic Stock, .22 cal, $1,025

*** SOLD***

I have an unusual (and expensive) personal relationship with Huben K1's. I buy them, shoot them, sell them for a loss, miss them, and re-buy them. Lather-Rinse-Repeat.

So I'm at the 'sell at a loss' stage with my current K1, which I bought used off the AGN classifieds. Synthetic stocked model in .22 cal. This is my favorite caliber for the K1's as you can be lazy but still stay on target as the .22 has almost none of the semi-auto muzzle flip as compared to the larger caliber guns.

I never needed to make any reg adjustments on this gun, as it shot fantastic with just changing the power wheel. Best accuracies I found were: +18 clicks gets you 897 fps from 18.13's, and +24 clicks gets you 935 fps with the 25.39's. And if you are a hunter, +18 clicks gave me 921 fps with Hades/Atomic 15.89 hollow points (my notes say "higher ES but excellent (best) accuracy" with this weight pellet).

Gun is in great cosmetic condition and never any issues with it. Comes with fill probe, OEM + 3D printed loading gate (installed), instructions, front sling stud/Pic rail, muzzle thread protector, OEM box and any spare parts I received when I bought it. All shown in the pics.

$1,025 paid via PP F&F, including CONUS shipping.

First "I'll take it" wins.

Thanks,
Tom

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Other  Today's pawnshop finds

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I hit the three local pawn shops this morning. Here's what I got, cheap at one of them.
A Gamo Varmit and an American Classic. This makes four, I think, of the 1377 style guns I have.
The target pic shows the first three shots I fired with the rifle, without touching the scope.

N/A  Please, some guidance for very accurate/target air rifle + associated hardware. Finances are a concern.

Hello,

I used to shoot long range rifle and competitive action pistol sports but a major health change has made that very difficult.

I’ve been working with some spring pump air pistols that a dear friend gifted me. I’m enjoying that however sitting and standing still and for any significant length of time is very difficult for me. Having to pump each time is trying (not impossible but very limiting).

The participants of this forum have been incredibly kind and helpful in getting the air pistols back in service.

I must admit that I miss the sport of prone rifle shooting very much and I believe that I could practice this in our yard.

My dear friend has offered to make me a safe target and backstop, I've got some spare wood pieces left over from a few years back.

Would you be kind enough to guide me as to a very accurate rifle for under $500 or so (if that exists?).

I would imagine that I could transfer one of my rifle scopes to this new platform.

I would similarly imagine that PCP is the preferred platform but I”m open to suggestions.

Realistically I would be practicing at 50-100 yard distances. I plan on only shooting paper targets for little groups. Not sure which caliber is the most appropriate option.

I don’t own any compressors so I’ll need your help as to which make and model I should consider. Funding is a difficulty for me on a limited and fixed income but I really miss the sport and doing things that keep the brain active. I don’t want to buy something that will fail on me in short order.


thank you.

FX  FX Wildcat BT Leak

Had a small leak in a new Wildcat BT I purchased and finally got time to look more into it. The bottle had completely emptied itself due to the leak so I went to fill it back up and as soon as pressure got back on the bottle, I could hear air coming out of the hole above where the bottle screws in. Any ideas on what could be the cause? Rear reg pressure is holding steady. This is my first air gun so any and all help welcome. Thanks in advance.

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N/A  Making an airgun something it was not intended to be

Over the years, I've been asked to get more power, change caliber, change the form, etc., for things in production. It has sometimes been fun and sometimes fairly tedious and frustrating. MOST of this is probably on me when I've "brainstormed around the campfire " with friends. I've been preoccupied with airguns since the late 70s and done a fair share of "upgrading" along the way to the level of accumulating the machine tools and experience to be ABLE to do these things. Some of the "upgrades" were instigated by nothing being available with that attribute and some were just "I've got this airgun... what can I do with it".
Case in point... a friend contacted me about converting a rifle to pistol for FT competition ... which I did and feel it went decently ... THAT project created the interest for me to look at my own collection and see what might be a candidate 😉 So my first attempt was convertingan EVOL 22 to legal comp pistol for FT... Now it's been campaigned a couple of times but is a bit light... While working on that, I noticed that I have a pile of old Red Wolf parts so when a fried offered up a small bottle, decided to make it a reality and set to work to see if it was possible ... the result is this:
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which I campaigned this weekend at ROT somewhat unspectacularly, BUT which was absolutely a joy and was stellar on it's part...
Now, this thread idea was generated by a Wolverine thread earlier and the Wolverine is an absolutely wonderful rifle but has design limitations that I've repeatedly seen criticised because people buy it for what it is, then want to make it something it's not , and whine when it doesn't work out. There are a good number of potential examples of this.
Now there are a good sample of capable people out there that can likely make airguns do what they were not designed to do and I applaud them and enjoy the journey when they choose to share it... I just get somewhat irritated I guess by those that criticize one that doesn't do what THEY WANT, even though it's not designed for it...
So thanks for your attention on my little rant...
Bob

PCP Rifle  WTS Theoben Rapid MKII .22

Theoben Rapid MKII in .22. Freshly resealed by David and Slade at Airgunwerks. It’s shooting JSB 15.89 gr at an average of 931 fps. Come with one magazine. Price is $800 plus $25 shipping to the lower 48. Payment by USPS money order, bank cashier’s check or PayPal (friends/family only).

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Best airgun for coyotes? K1?

I’ve read articles about the K1 being great for taking out coyotes and watched videos saying its a go to gun for doing so. What power setting would be used? What slug would would be most effevtive? What distance could cyotes be take out at? Considering a K1 purchas, trying to learn as much as i can before making the purchas.

Daystate  First Daystate ... Wolverine HP R in .22

Yeah, I have problem(s) and could not resist - add 1 + 1 does not equal 1 PCP rule. Picked up an Wolverine HP R in .22 out of the classifieds as it eroded my common sense away. Well, I can't justify much on this other than the desire to try a Daystate without the electronic wizardry. Blackwolf ... no, I love my wife and I didn't want things going into the divorce arena. I cooked a deal on the Wolverine with her, but not sure I'll meet the contract conditions. The rifle is in shipping transit and hope to take possession this coming week. For the Daystate owners, how does the Wolverine rank in your collection?

I'll have an update to this after receipt, maybe more questions or maybe not.

Macavity Arms  Maccavity arms or stoeger? what say you!

so there was alot of hype on the Macavity arms rifle last winter and now ...nothing???? has anyone bought one ? looking at the sniper with higher capacity. havent heard much either about the stoeger? looking for a very light hunter thats very light. was considering the pinty.......but too many issues.any recomendation greatly appreciated thanks .
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OK so first cheap compessor is......

taking a few min. to start pumping air. its running great, but takes a few to get to start pumping. as thsi is my first commpressor was wondering if its starting to fade??? into the compressor vallhalla??? jsut wondering if this is normal, or if theres anything i can to resusitate...hahah thanks
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Daystate  Black wolf: I'm not lazy, but...

I just received my Black Wolf. .177 with 18 inch barrel, walnut stock. First "brand new" PCP. Have an awesome Red Wolf HP, amongst other used (equally awesome) rifles. Test fired a few times, seems to function well, a bit loud so will put my larger 0db moderator on it. I didn't have high enough rings to allow clearance for an Athlon Heras 56...Extra-high it is. Ordered the PRS single shot loader, arriving tomorrow, not cheap. Ordered directly from PRS, not available for delivery to the US directly from Daystate apparently.

So...my question is...have any of you tested which pellet this thing may like? I have a crap ton of .177 pellets I can try but not that much time. It was tested at AoA with "Rangemaster Emperor" 15.9g @960ish fps with the power wheel set at 15. That's not a common pellet, way heavier than I'd want. I have no problem testing pellets, I kinda enjoy that part of it but I have a huge number of options compounded by a large range power wheel. What have you guys found that this rifle likes so far? Thanks, and cheers! Rick
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You know you are an Airgunner when...

You view each cardboard box in terms of "will that be easily cut into the appropriate size for my target boxes?". I mean, sometimes, it is obvious but other times you have to get out the measuring tape. And most of the boxes are delivered from airgun related purchases ;-).
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