RAW HM1000x Mini
GrayOps Rail
Hawke Frontier Scope
Magpul buttstock
Ergo Air Bat Wing Grip
Accutac bipod
Impulse Air 1350 Mod

I took a leap of faith and bought a Trajectron 9inch moderator 1/2-20 threads all aluminum construction.. It's just like a Donny...It works good..I tested a bunch on my slugs with my Pennsylvania Legal Airforce Condor .222 Chaszel Barrel Liner 12 twist 27.5 inches long...I shot my 48 grain powder coat slugs at a max of 1130 fps...I like subsonic better its really quiet at 1050 fps...The shipping was great.. I ordered Thursday and received this morning... I'm still roughing in my barrel tension ing system.. Thus the washers..Will make better

for those that want to increase the LOP of their riffle and do not like 3d printed parts here is the best solution. it makes a massive difference in stability and it only cost 18 euros . a wegu shotgun butt pad with a hole drilled in the middle.before the riffle was wobbling in my hands(very long arms and neck) now it is solid as a rock

Benjamin marauder pistol with RAI AR folding stock adapter and UTG butt stock. With a Centerpoint Spectrum 4-12x44 FFP.
Includes 1 mag asking $285 shipped, PayPal preferred

I took a break from shooting steel at the range and wanted to see if I could tag some miscellaneous small objects on the 585+ yard berm. Since the steel gongs were shot up and it was difficult to see just how precise I was shooting, I thought I might get a better idea by seeing the impacts in the dirt vs hitting the large gongs over and over. Not to mention, I really enjoy picking on small objects at ELR and just wanted to have some fun.

Has anyone tried washing those Moisture filters then drying them out? That’s a new one for me, but some one on
a YouTube video clams they do, then dry them out in the sun. If you shoot a lot it could save some money, but I
do not shot enough to go to that existent.

Fly

I'm new to this forum. Is there a specific subforum for discussing vintage air rifles? I have a Webley MK1 Service Rifle with acid etched markings and really need experts to guide me on how to clean/restore it. Yes, I know, I might have the only example in the US. I happened on it at local gun store in So Cal a few years ago. It was sitting by a couple Perazzis and, for some reason, it just spoke to me and told me to take it home. I wasn't interested in the $50,000 shotguns but this air rifle just had to go home with me. I had no idea what I was buying at the time. Now that I know, I want some guidance on how to proceed with it.

THIS SALE IS FOR ONE OMEGA 75 CU/FT TANK WITH HP3 VALVE AND FILL HOSE. MANUFACTURE DATE 07/2020. IN LIKE NEW CONDITION. ALWAYS KEPT IN COVER.
WORKS GREAT. NO DINGS OR SIGNS OF USE AT ALL. TURNS OUT I DONT NEED IT , I'M JUST A ONE RIFLE , HAND PUMP KINDA SHOOTER.......

LOCAL PICK UP ONLY , SANTA MONICA CALIFORNIA

450.00

Reading a post from Leo about WFTF in the Olympics gave me an interesting idea. How can we make EFT targets more affordable, more functional and easier to setup? (I realize that's a question, not an idea. Unclinch yourself, the idea is coming.)

Here's the idea. Get rid of the moving parts and strings. Attach a metal plate to a 2x6, perpendicular. Attach an electronic hit indicator to the metal plate. Put a bracket a few inches in front of the metal plate. Slide a face plate into the bracket. Done.

So you would shoot through the kill zone in the face plate to hit the back plate, setting off the hit indicator.

I know what you are thinking: But those hit indicators are millions of dollars! Nope. The Hornady models are 10 buck each. Hell, they were giving them away in goodie bags at SHOT show!

So what problem does this new target solve? It gets rid of the expensive EFT targets that are tricky to set up to fall for 30 fpe to 100 fpe hits. It allows more versatility for face plates and kill zone shapes because the face plate doesn't have to reset and it doesn't matter where you hit the paddle to score a hit. You don't even have to cut out animal shapes for your face plates, just use a square metal plate and paint whatever animal you want. Since the back target is just a piece of metal attached to a 2x6, you can just leave them out in the lanes between shoots. Just pick up the face plates for painting and bring in the hit indicators for charging. You could fit a whole 30 target course in the back of a side by side, since it's just 30 face plates and a bucket of hit indicators. The only reason for a cold line is if a hit indicator went down, which doesn't happen very often based on the PRS matches I've attended. No more strings! And, depending on the steel used, rimfire friendly for you XFT folks.

So 3/16 AR400 steel plates are about $170 for a 2x2 plate. That would make 16 6"x6" target plates, so a little over $10 a target. Another $10 for the hit indicator. Call it $5 for the wood and hardware. So $25 per target plus the face plate. AOA sells a 5 pack of big game silhouettes for $90 that would make great face plates, just cut out the kill zone. SO you could go El Cheapo and be in this for about $60 a target. It's hard to find AAFTA targets for that cheap.

So that's my idea. I'm not even going to try to monetize this because it's so easy and obvious, what would be the point?

Here are some pictures (mostly for Ron). I drew this in Tinkercad and it assigns automatic names to new designs, so this system is now known as the Dazzling Trug. We can just call it the TRUG system for short. In 20 years people will wonder where the name came from, but no one will remember.

This is a 30 cal slug slinger. With a TJ barrel and numerous other upgrades. I got it in trade… had my fun with it … now I don’t use it anymore but it works great and has no problems. $400 includes the shipping. Call or text me if you’re interested 928-846-0437

Hello, like the title says, I'm new here. I'm currently living in So Cal. I've been shooting firearms since about 1976 and casually shooting/plinking/hunting small game with air guns since about 1980. I've been involved with 1000 yard benchrest .50 cal matches since 2006. I finally took the PCP plunge a few days ago and ordered an Avenger X in .22. I feel completely lost right now but, hopefully my rifle, optics, compressor, CF tank, etc. will be here this Friday and I'll be more comfortable once I have them in hand. As soon as I learn a little more, I'm sure I'll end up with a .30, .38, .50 and probably a Seneca shotgun within a year or two. Of course, I'll probably end up with a higher end .22 too. The Avenger X is going to be my go to EDC on my side by side and ready for Euroasians, quail and cottontails at all times (during the appropriate seasons). I'm assuming I should run a couple patches down my barrel prior to shooting it. Is there anything else I should do with a brand new setup? Do I need to purge a new tank like I do when filling a LP tank for the first time? Am I just being a wimp by being scared of the high pressures associated with PCPs? I'm excited and nervous about getting into PCPs.

Well at least at Ballistas in Cz, they have 10 % sale on all Epic 2 rifles and also upgrades like barrels ASO.

Offering this one for cheap cause I’ve had it a while and just never use it. It works good and doesn’t leak Includes 2 mags. $200 includes the shipping
call or text at 928-846-0437

I live a little west of Columbia, SC. We started feeling impacts from tropical storm Debby last night and have had rain all day today. The coast of Georgia and South Carolina are getting far greater impacts and Florida was impacted by Debby when it was still a hurricane. I feel fortunate that we are only getting kind of fringe impacts of this storm. But they are still enough I haven't been able to shoot all day today and may not have a chance until Friday afternoon or evening. I may have to shoot the "know your limits" target some through the rain. I can do that from the back porch and stay relatively dry. Wind level is not taking down trees here but all the rain will saturate the soil raising the risk as this continues.

I look forward to the weather clearing so I can put out some targets. Or take the boat out and do a little fishing. But I can't really complain too much. I have electricity and have other things to do - less enjoyable things but it could be a lot worse.

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for advice on purchasing a PCP airgun to address a coyote problem in my backyard. I live in a golf course community in CA so I can't kill them with my real gun, and lately, we've had an increasing number of coyotes jumping fences and gates. Unfortunately, they've been killing some of my neighbors' dogs, and I want to ensure my pets are safe. I truly have 0 knowledge when it comes to PCP guns or anything thats why I'm writing this forum.

Here's what I'm looking for:

• Caliber: I'm not sure what caliber would be best for effectively taking down a coyote with one shot. Any suggestions?
• FPS: What FPS should I be aiming for to ensure a humane and effective kill?
• Range: The maximum distance I'd be shooting is around 40 yards.
• Budget: I'd like to stay within a budget of $2,000-$2,500.

I would greatly appreciate any specific model recommendations or links to products that fit these criteria. Your expertise and experience would be invaluable in helping me make the right choice. If you have any recommendations please let me know! ill truly appreciate it and hope to get revenge for all the neighbors!

Thank you in advance for your help!

Drives me ****ing crazy when manufactures will post a max fps or fpe for a certain pcp but don't include the weight of the slug / pellet they used to come up with those numbers. Also, when they don't state if it's available unchoked. Trying to compare different rifles and just annoyed, hard to get apples to apples comparison

Mil good condition No original box ,bubble wrapped $285 shipped

After about 7 years of relating airgun stories to my brother in law he finally accepted my invitation yesterday to see what I've been talking about. He's very recently retired & looking for things to fill the hours. I loaded up everything we'd need for some target shooting & took him to one of the permissions I'm privileged to have. I set up targets at 50 & 75 yards & decided to let him start off with my FX Royale 500 (.25) knowing what an easy gun it is to shoot ACCURATELY even for a novice. Had 4 guns with me thinking he'd want to try all (FX Bobcat .22, Royale .25, Boss .30 & a borrowed Edgun Matador .22). I sighted in the Royale for him @ 50 and, as always, the 1st shots were straight through the dime sized bullseye. Showed him how to load magazine & how to make sure he didn't double feed pellets. The rifle was on a Caldwell dead shot pod (makes it easier for a newb). Within the 1st hour he got a great feel for what he & the gun could do. After that he only wanted to try for the 75 yd targets (paper & 3" steel gongs). He had an absolute blast, went through more pellets than I think I've EVER gone through in one sitting but refused to try any other gun. He was thrilled sticking with the Royale. All in all it was a great 2.5 hours & the smiles, laughs & male bonding was priceless! I think we just might have another airgun convert!

This is not to hate FX this is just to question the build of a gun?
The Impact has been sold for what 10 years or more ? Why is there still a POI problem..
And I have been told but this gun wins all the titles, Well to me that's like saying Honda wins the Indy 500 , I own a Honda mine will not win the Indy 500,,, Maybe a bad example but you get the point,,
Now I am still pissed at RTI, They sold me a Prophet 2 compact with a different barrel as advertised, Also I had to fix a valve on the NEW gun, RTI did send a valve to fix the problem.
But I still had to fix it !!!
So what is FX doing to fix the POI problem?? Or is FX just saying WHAT PROBLEM?
The Mora is looking real good but RTI burnet me once with the P-2 Not jumping on that new gun just yet,,
I have been in this sport a long time I am just not used to working on a new gun to get it fixed right..
Maybe I should just stick with my Crickets,Vulcans, Mutants , and Uragans ?
When the Marauders 1st came out I bought one, welcome to the PCP world, anyway super accurate 25 caliber with a G barreal, If I set that gun down went to lunch it would be 2 " off target, Sight it back in, Put it up for the night next day it would be 1 " off target, The POI drove me nuts with that gun , Yes I bought all the barreal bands when they came out helped but never really fixed the POI change,, But sight it in and it opened my eyes to shooting flies at distance , Put an order in for a new 22 Cricket and had to wait 6 months , End of POI problem , Now this is back when company's stopped caring FX products as they were overwhelmed with warranty work, 99.5 % of the guns came back for work, I am pretty sure that was mostly the Impacts ..
Mike

Package arrived at my house this afternoon and I am looking forward to be testing these heavy .177 slugs in my Daystate Red Wolf GP .177 HP with the prototype 28” LW slug barrel that I am testing

Hello
Before making any adjustments I’d like to know:
On PCPs with hammer spring adjustment screws is there a preferred method for measuring/documenting the adjustment?
To clarify
Would it be the number of turns from the screw all the way in (spring max compression), or from the screw backed out as far as it can go?

Thanks
Edward

Greetings-I have been taking my time and learning about air guns reading your posts. I come from shooting sporting clays and hand guns. My first purchase is a HW 50s which I have now shot about 150 pellets through. I have noticed most of the names for scopes that seem to be popular, I am not a hunter, just plinking and casual target shooting, I have a powder burner Anchutz 22 with a Leupold scope, great shooting combination. In contacting Leupold they make a Freedom line of scopes with one. 3-9x33 for .22 and air rifles. Why do I not see more of these being used? Your experienced, knowledgeable thoughts would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.

Just received on Saturday from Pyramid Air via Marksman Distributors (sister company to Utah Air). My patience was definitely rewarded with this gem of an airgun. Might it be the last Royale in walnut manufactured?

Hi all,

I currently own an FX Maverick Sniper .22 with a slug kit. I had the gun set up with 36g slugs, and it was shooting at 960 fps with the first regulator set at 180 bar and the second regulator at 150 bar, with the hammer set to 7. I experienced a slug jam right at the end of the barrel. After struggling to remove the slugs, the gun's fps dropped to 920 fps. I am currently shooting 30g slugs, but I can't get the gun to shoot higher than 960 fps, even after I increased the second regulator to 170 bar. Any advice? Thanks!