I have this Cricket 2 that has been tuned by Derrick Wall to shoot the 56gr Zans very well. Almost 100fpe. It has a few scuffs on the hammer spring adjustment knob. I put a 700cc bottle on it. Great gun just bullpups are not for me. Asking 1150 with shipping in lower 48.

A chronograph Is a device that measures speed. Most all measuring devices or tools can be checked or calibrated in some way by using what’s called a standard that’s traceable to NIST
(The National Institute of Standards and Technology)
My question is how do YOU know if your chronograph is actually functioning accurately? Do you even know if it’s accurate when it’s new? How do you check your chronograph to make sure it’s accurately reading true?

Just got through embarrassing myself again at 100 yards shooting groups. Now I feel wind plays a serious factor, especially swirling winds that change direction often. Even at low levels, about 4-6 mph. Now I was consistently shooting 3/4” 5 shot groups at 50 yards. Best being 1/2” group. But at 100 yards? 3” to 3.25” . This has usually been 3 within an inch 1 about 3/4” away from them and the last more than 1.5 inches from any others. Would those wind conditions affect 40-42 grain slugs like that? Because if you do a straight extrapolation, my groups should only expand to 1-1.5” even with my limited skill. The 50 yard results appear to back that.

Has anyone ever made their own "Shoot and See" targets at home?
Ive been tempted before, but never actually followed throgh.
If so, how do they compare with the store-bought versions?

My wife and myself when for a meal at somewhat expensive restaurant.
We had a good meal and when finish I asked for check.
The waitress just smiled and said a woman had paid for it .
I ask who she was and was told she had left the restaurant
I ask if I could at least get the tip she said no that was taken care of also.
Now we were 200 miles from were we live so it could not be someone we know.
And here we have two outstanding people in this world that make us feel just great.
You ask 2??
First the woman who started this and the the waitress who could easy have said no she didn't leave a tip and got one from us.

At the start of this post was Pay it forward , you know how great this made my wife and myself feel I MOST SURLY WILL pay it forward

Has the ever happen to you ?

Me

Any in Ohio that wants a buddy to shoot with

Hello,
I have a Derrick Wall tuned Cricket 2 tactical in 22 that is tuned for the 18.1s and shoots great. It will come with the SWFA 12x scope and the tanto moderator. Bipod not included. So just like you see it in the picture minus the cheap bipod. It has 3 mags I'm pretty sure, 2 for sure. I can do more pics later if needed.

1200 plus shipping.
Thanks
Jon

green mountain GSR stock..excellant condition .
heres what you will get .
,.personal message on here or text 785 302 8060 cell service is poor text works best thanks for looking, trade straight across for impact m3 30 cal or Panthera 30

Why is it I don't see the Leshiy 2 up for sale? Used that is.

Went to the range shot the Redwolf wanted to see if the new JSB pellets would work and that was a big fat nope. Then went back to the JTS pellets 25.3 at 50 yards. Guys with a Redwolf try them or a Pulsar. 5 shot groups

Leaving the muzzle of my 22 Krait compact

I’ve had a GXCS4 for almost a year and it has been working great I added 1 turn grease at the 6 hr mark. Pumped again and the power supply shorted out with a visible arc

Bought a new power supply while waiting for the replacement one from GX. I got a “nicer” supply from Amazon that was 12V 83.3a for a total of 1000w. It had over volt and current protection. When using it the pump seems like it tries to start then immediately shuts off. Received the new supply and the pump works with it but still worried about another arc / blowout

I noticed the provided supply was 13v at 50a for 650w. This is very confusing with everyone only using 12v. Why does the 13v 50a supply work fine but 12v 83.3a supply does not?

Thanks for any insights

heres a gen 2 crown with a 380 mm barrel and comes with a 700 mm barrel never used 500 or less pellets thru 380 barrel, flawless no marks .its
$1600 delivered, heres what you will get.
sorry no PayPal..venmo, personal check or postal m/o thanks for looking.

Bought here a few months back, put 4-5 pellets through it. Have not even put a scope in yet. It was a .22, last sellers converted to.177 with all eom parts, barrel is CZ. Condition is 8/10, function

$400shipped to lower 48. Paypal ff or +fee.

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DAILY, persistent, and ongoing forecasts for high possibilities of rain and storms virtually every hour not only over the last several weeks, but throughout our three-day competition weekend certainly suppressed turn-out for the TEXtreme leg of the 2024 Extreme Field Target Grand Prix. Of course, considering the match director invested countless hours of heart, soul, blood and sweat preparing for the biggest event in TEXtreme history.

But despite paranoid meteorologists’ doom-and-gloom forecasts, the suppressed turnout nevertheless equalled TEXtreme’s attendance record. That we experienced not a single drop of precipitation during any of the the three matches not only reinforces my distrust of weather forecasts, but lends some credibility to my refusal to cancel or postpone this Grand Prix.

Not to suggest pre-match rains didn’t transform some lanes into an obstacle course of mud-holes and treacherous footing. Nor wasn’t the heat/humidity index also challenging enough in itself. Neither will I infer said mud-holes lent any advantage to the smallest, lightest, most buoyant competitor; surely that results phenomenon is pure happenstance/coincidence.

I should apologize in advance for making this match report as short as possible. The alternative would be delaying a more detailed report until I recover from the exhausting three-day weekend.

That several much younger competitors confessed their exhaustion yesterday gives perspective to the septuagenarian match director’s physical and mental state after not only slogging through the three-day obstacle courses of shooting competitions, but doing so after three weeks of similarly-‘taxing’ course preparation and grooming WORK. So in order to not further delay the match report, I’ll rely heavily on Art Womack’s selfless assemblage of spread-sheets detailing “the rest of the story”. A million thanks, Art!

In SUPERHUMAN fashion, Derrick Wall won all three weekend matches! His 57/60 Friday pistol match score was one point better enough to capture the Pistol Match Winner $350 Airguns Of Arizona gift certificate, Match Winner gong, custom gold (colored) pellet pouch, Match Winner engraved TEXtreme pellet-tin set, and Match Winner hat pin.

Caleb Dickinson was close behind with a 56/60 to capture the Second Place $250 AoA gift certificate, silver(ish) colored custom pellet pouch, and Second Place engraved TEXtreme pellet-tin set.

Billy Davison’s 54/60 got him the Third Place $150 AOA gift certificate, a bronze(ish) custom pellet pouch, and set of three Third Place engraved TEXtreme pellet tins.

Good show, Pistoleros!

Derrick Wall went on to also post the highest scores in both rifle matches; shooting a perfect 60/60 in Saturday’s uncharacteristically light-winded match, and a near-perfect 59/60 in Sunday’s characteristically-windy match. For those superhuman, 119/120 aggregate efforts Derrick captured $1000 in Airguns Of Arizona Rifle Champion CASH, an $899 Athlon Heras SPR 15-60X56 rifle scope, the Rifle Champion engraved gong, gold (colored) custom pellet pouch, set of three Rifle Champion engraved TEXtreme pellet tins, a Match Winner hat pin, three 2024 EFT Grand Prix points, and as I understand it, the Extreme Field Target 60 and 120 shot NATIONAL RECORD scores. UTTERLY PHENOMENAL SHOOTING, DERRICK!

Reigning Extreme Field Target National Champion Caleb Dickinson came second in both rifle matches with a 55 on Saturday and 53 on Sunday; his 108/120 aggregate good for the Second Place Rifle bounty- $500 in Airguns Of Arizona Second Place CASH, a $250 Airguns Of Arizona Second Place gift certificate, a custom silver(ish) pellet pouch, a set of three Second Place engraved TEXtreme pellet tins, and two 2024 EFT Grand Prix points. Great shooting, Champ!

Paul Bracaglia, aka- Pablo, shot a 55 on Saturday and 51 on Sunday for a 106/120 aggregate Rifle score. Pablo’s fine effort was good for the $250 Airguns Of Arizona Third Place CASH, $250 Third Place AoA gift certificate, a custom bronze(ish) pellet pouch, a set of three Second Place engraved TEXtreme pellet tins, and one 2024 EFT Grand Prix point. Fine shooting, Pablo.

Brian Stafford captured Fourth Place in the Rifle competition virtue of impressive consistency demonstrated with excellent scores in both rifle matches; 53/60 on Saturday and 52/60 on Sunday for an excellent 105/120 aggregate. Brian came away with the $250 Airguns Of Arizona Fourth Place gift certificate, and $150 in Airguns Of Arizona Fourth Place CASH for his efforts. Excellent shooting, Brian.

David Turner also exhibited excellent consistency in the Rifle competition to capture the Fifth Place podium position. His 51/60, 50/60, and 101/120 aggregate got David the $150 Airguns Of Arizona Fifth Place gift certificate, and $100 in Airguns Of Arizona Fifth Place CASH. Good Shooting, DT.

Although our schwag-bags were small, good things often come in small packages. Star of the schwag were Patch Worm bore cleaning kits provided by my buddy Joe Peacock. Unfortunately Joe’s website is currently experiencing technical issues, but I’ll provide the link as soon as his airgun products website is accessible. Many thanks, Joe!

A mutual buddy of Joe’s and ongoing TEXtreme sponsor, Jerry Cupples provided PelletGage notebooks for schwag. TEXtreme Airgun Sports provided sets of three engraved gold (colored) pellet tins. Jim Martin donated Trailers Plus Sales (in Weatherford, Texas) ballpoint pens. Caleb Dickenson provided ear-plugs, to avoid hearing-damage litigation resulting from his rifle’s muzzle report. And Airguns Of Arizona provided AoA stickers. That’s a lotta neat stuff in little schwag bags; but reminds me we not only ran short of schwag bags, but I forgot to assemble more (as promised). Anyone shorted should PLEASE remind me so I can make reparations!

I can’t thank Airguns Of Arizona ENOUGH for their most generous and ongoing sponsorship from TEXtreme get-go. In this case alone AoA stepped up with over $3000 in cash and gift certificate donations. THANK YOU, AIRGUNS OF ARIZONA!!!

For the second year in a row sponsoring the TEXtreme leg of the Extreme Field Target Grand Prix series, Athlon Optics stepped up with a generous donation of an Athlon Heras SPR 15-60X56 rifle scope; an outstanding Field Target specific scope. MANY THANKS, ATHLON!

Friends, please support the generous sponsors that support your airgunning passion. Without their support these excellent airgun competitions would be much less, if existing at all.

Lastly I want to thank everyone else that helped in so many ways, as well as everyone that attended the TEXtreme leg of the 2024 Extreme Field Target Grand Prix national competition series. Maggyy and I had a ball, and hope you all enjoyed yourselves despite less than ideal shooting conditions. We love you all!

Happy Shooting,
Ron & Maggyy



P.S.- Art will follow with detailed spread-sheets. Thanks again, Bud!

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Would like to trade my Taipan Veteran Standard .177 with grey laminated stock. Donnyfl moderator adapter. Comes with two magazine single shot tray fill probe in original box. I would like to get an Atomic XR in any caliber or an HW100. Cash can be added for right deal. I have two other Taipan Veterans and would like to try out something different. Thank you for looking. Scope
Also would sell for 900 shipped. No scope included.

Am still getting acquainted with the Ghost Carbine after the work day today the wind was basically still. So I sent these three, five shot groups, bipod front, shoulder as rear bag. Am certain these could be tighter, but am not a benchrest shooter… The goal was to try and achieve similar trajectories with the JSB Exact Jumbo 18s and the CPHPs 14s. The JSBs sent with the PW on 10, the Crosmans, PW on minimum. Holding dead on for both loads at 40 yards. As you can see any small pest is in serious danger with either load.

Hey there guys . . . readers digest - I got a call from a neighbor re: chuckie having setup residence underneath his workshop. Sure enough s/he's a biggun'! I wasn't able to get it (him/her) on that particular day - never re-appeared. I went back there today though and "whoa . . . . there's a small clan of 'em living under there! I saw at least four (three small'ish ones, and "the big one" - don't know if that's big mamma or big daddy ). Cutting to the chase - I managed to pop one, thought it was "the big one" when it popped its head around the far back corner of the shed. When I went to retrieve the corpse though - it wasn't so big after all. Wasn't a "baby" - not that small but wasn't the biggest one I've ever nailed before either. Anyway - I picked it up and placed it out in a grassy area not to far away from the shed figuring predators (hawks, turkey buzzards, eagles, crows, etc ... ) would get it. An hour or so later I went back out there to show to property owner and the corpse was gone. ( huh?? )

Are chuckie's known to drag dead brothers, sisters, etc ... back into a hole? ( turns out this shed has multiple holes . . . ) Chuckie's are principally vegetarians but, according to mr google, they are apparently known to be the occasional meat eaters too. I've never seen a chuckie corpse pull a Houdini like this one - just curious what you guys might think.

Oh -- .25 cal RTI P1 Performance w/the RPB barrel in it, 32g Patriot slug @953 fps if anyone curious.

-=- jd -=-

Haven't been able to do much shooting since moving to Chicago, so I'm selling off some projects. This is a project gun from several years ago when I was younger and dumber. As such, there is one stripped screw in the KAK brace, which can be replaced, and the knurling on the LDC adapter is marred. I currently have it shooting at 14.8 fpe

Has an aluminum AR15 buffer tube adapter and KAK brace that I 3D printed a butt pad for. It includes a Covert brand LDC.

The main interesting part of the rifle, and why I believe it's worth purchasing, is that it has a custom stainless steel air tube from Don Cothran, which was machined such that the tank block is about 1/4" from the face of the valve. While that limits the available plenum, it allows for a very well balanced gun, despite being a bottle gun. The gun is then finished with a drop block and 15ci carbon fiber bottle. This makes the overall package very light and handy. I do not recall exactly what I had the regulator set at, but I believe it's between 1000-1300 psi.

Asking $325 shipped in the US via PayPal. Add 3% if paying via Goods & Service, offers welcome. I am pricing this based on what it would cost to buy the custom Cothran tube, the QB tank block, AR tube adapter, and the carbon bottle alone and not factoring in the cost of a Prod base.

Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions or want an pictures of certain parts of the gun.

I just purchased two air rifles that should be delivered anytime now. I thought it would be fun to have you guys and gals try to guess and see which two air rifles I purchased. I’ll give you three hints. 1. I purchased them from Krale. 2. There traditional style. 3. These two air rifles are siblings.

I have a 8 month old FX Dynamic .25cal 600mm with maybe 300 rounds through it looks brand new. Thought I was going to get involved in some longer range shooting but just never have more plinking and pest control then anything. The gun is just longer and more than I need. It will ship with everything it came with hard case, manual, mag and box it was sent in from Utah Air Guns. 1475.00 shipped PayPal + 3%. Or a check hold till it clears. If there is some serious interest let me know I will take several pictures and get them to you. Gun only or we could talk on scope and moderator. This is the Dynamic Express 600mm. Would also be interested in working out a trade for something like a BRK Ghost HP or something closer to that lower 30in length,higher end guns.

This week end I went to my first AG show. Re ally enjoyed it , saw some great guns and met some nice people. The problem I had was mostly self induced I suppose. The vendor was selling tins of JSB Exact .22 Heavy’s. I was kind of in a happy stupor and not thinking logically. He wanted 15 for 2 so I said how about 8 for one, he said I can do that. Anyway, I get home and want to try them, first few fantastic. Then I looked in the tin and saw a whole mix of crap . Lots of good ones but lots not so much. Even some .177’s a some elongated(stretched) pellets. Should have op-ed the tin at the show, lesson learned. If it seems to good to be true, it just might be.