I couldn’t wait for the FX Walnut stocks and I had a little different idea of what I wanted my stock to look like . I have a GRS Dreamline which I I love the feel in hand every time I pick it up. But once you set the length of pull and the height of the comb it pretty much never gets changed for hunting purpose’s. I had a special curly maple stock blank I was given by a deceased friend that I was waiting for the right gun to stock with it. I laid out the pattern using elements of the GRS grip and the DRS cheek pad shape. Unfortunately when cutting away the perimeter I cut on the wrong line at the top of the forearm. I cut the line which represented the bottom of the barrel. Oh well I wasn’t going to throw this wood away so I glued it back the best I could and moved on. Inletting this action and barrel was so easy compared to most rifle actions being that it was all straight parallel lines, perfect to do in my vertical milling machine. I had it all done in about 3 hours. But next came the shaping. I used a grinding tool with an aggressive cupped wheel from Harbor Freight. Man that thing removes wood fast. The hardest thing I found in the whole process was final sanding. Maple wood is light in color so it does not show scratches . I had to stain it to reveal them and it took me along time of sanding to finally get them out. I left a reveal of 1/4” past the plentum which gives the rifle a look like a Rigby big bore rifle. I’m going to 3 D print or machine a floor plate for it . Im hoping that a medium size plentum is made for this platform . it is amazing how this stock has transformed this rifle from the synthetic stock . It looks and handles so differently. The wood was a soft silver maple which is light in weight. It only added 4 ounces over the synthetic stock. I used the recoil pad from the original stock. I’ll probably do a stippling pattern on the forearm later to hide the cement line along with something in the grip as well. These pictures are with only two coats of an oil finish. It will get another four or five more to properly fill to a glass smooth satin finish.

Apparently I must be living a deprived life as despite that I own some very nice springers I have never owned or shot a .20 cal, or a .25 for that matter.

My other dilemma I am currently having is I have not shot or handled a HW97. I do own a 77 and find it to be an absolute pleasure. From what I understand the 97 is more front heavy, and I really enjoy the balance of the 77.

Seeing as almost on a daily basis the prices of HW rifles rises and for some reason I developed a need for a new rifle what can you guys say about the 97 vs the 77 in .20?

Or if anyone out there lives in the south eastern Wisconsin area would be willing to let me try there rifle? I am a member if an air rifle club however I never see anything other than TX200’s for spring guns, I’m the odd one who brings other things apparently.

Selling a very lightly used FX Impact M3 with a 700mm barrel and a 480cc bottle. Purchased it in December of 2023 From Utah Air.It is currently tuned for JSB 18 grain pellets.

Includes Carbon liner sleeve, K&L probe holder,Marksman’s Backbone rail and a Saber Tactical Arca rail.$1900 shipped paypal

Excellent condition, BRK Ghost .30 HP Black! Shoots great, no issues, hold air with no leaks.

Selling $1,775.00!! Paypal F.F.
Free shipping to lower 48 states!!

Sorry, no trades.


Moved to new home, .30 too much. Shooting .177 now.

New BRK Ghost .30 list price is $2,299.99 as of 5/7/24
Extras added, over $650.00 of accessories!

1. Two high capacity mags ($120.00 x 2 = $240.00)
2. One standard 8 shot factory extra mag. ($80.00)
3. BRK Bag Rider ($63.00)
4. Upgraded 580cc bottle from a 480cc. ($235.00*)
5. Added Pic rail for Bipod ($50.00)



*480cc bottle not included
** Scope and mounts, not included
*** Bipod not included

Brocock is world renown for their top quality, high performance, value priced airguns. The new BRK Ghost signals a new evolution within the Brocock family. The Ghost HP, Plus and Carbine models represent two years of design and testing with the passion to build the finest, most versatile, mechanical bullpup configuration air rifle ever made. Inspiration for the Ghost is born from BRK's sister company, Daystate, and their the Alpha Wolf air rifle. The BRK Ghost is made from the highest quality alloys, steel, and carbon fibers. The Ghost is filled with the latest in performance technology including a stainless steel, balanced firing valve, an external adjustable Huma regulator, and adjustable hammer system working in harmony with a 20 step tuning wheel to dial in the best accuracy for pellets and slugs. The massive plenum delivers power levels that are amongst the highest in the industry with accuracy assured by the A.R.T. barrel and shroud system with an included internal air splitter. The Ghost sports two manometers for easy regulator and air supply pressure reading. The butt pad and cheek piece are adjustable for maximum comfort and fit. The picatinny scope rail has an included 20MOA that provides plenty of elevation with most scopes for long range targets. The scope rail is adjustable fore and aft for perfect eye relief no matter the size of the user. The BRK Ghost's trigger is a genius modular sear design that can be removed for cleaning and is adjustable for weight and travel. The trigger shoe is adjustable for cant and length of pull. The BRK Ghost can handle a list of shooter-inspired features including picatinny rails for bipod, bag rider, laser or light use. The report of the rifle is very low, however the muzzle is threaded for a moderator if desired. Multi-shot magazine fed air rifles are not new, but the Ghost gives the option to double stack the magnetically attached magazine units for double the shot count. The vertical AK grip can be changed to accommodate personal taste and purpose. Air power is provided by a carbon bottle with two available sizes and multiple barrel lengths. The side lever cocking action is both smooth and easy with a lever that can be easily placed on the right or left hand side. The BRK Ghost can be caliber converted in less than five minutes, making the Ghost a six-gun-in-one platform.

The BRK Ghost is a complete airgun platform that can excel in the field hunting small to medium sized game, or on the line in benchrest, speed shooting, field target, or NRL/PRS competitions. Included is a quality hard case manual, magazine and tools. The BRK Ghost is the new standard in short, high power, accurate air rifles!

Evanix DUK AR6-30, rare and in excellent shape. 3 o-rings in the entire rifle. Easy to work on and stacks hades/atomic pellets, holds moa to 100yds which is as far as i have taken it. Great trigger in single action. It will fire in double action, but it is not recommended, less power and very heavy pull. It doesnt get shot much so hoping someone else can use it. Ready to go, bipod is not included, scope, 2 mag cylinders and bottle clamp are included along with 2tins of jsb/ fx pellets. $800 shipped or possible trade.

Hey y'all. Can anyone help with removing stuck slugs in my Benjamin Bulldog .357? My friend unknowingly pushed 3 -142g slugs and I can't not remove them for anything. I tried spraying Ballistol down the barrel and soaking over night, then used a push rod to try and remove the slugs back out of the breach. They didn't budge at all. Do I need to let the air out and remove the barrel? If so, are there any good vids on how to do so? Thanks for any advice in advance. I hope the barrel in not ruined, errrrr.

Many of us have experienced broken airgun parts, failed parts or consumables (like o-rings, poppets, springs, etc), hamfisted or brain farted a repair or two. It’s kinda how a lot of us learn. Now when these things happen, how many folks just say “eff it” and throw the airgun in the corner somewhere?

I’d like to read your stories about airguns that you’ve given up on that just sit unused and broken. If you broke it, please explain how you broke it. I’m also interested in why you said “eff it” and didn’t get them repaired.


*Before you all get started here, this isn’t a thread to on a member or vendor that sold you a lemon. If you have that sort of issue I suggest that you create a thread elsewhere to warn others, leave a review in the “Feedback” forum, or take it up with the individual that you take issue with in order to resolve your issue(s).

What differences could be expected with choked vs unchoked when using

Slugs
Pellets

Trying to decide on my next purchase.

Today was cleanup time on the range after winter. Here’s what I started with. Just a mess. Broken pole. Went and got the tools on this gorgeous day and started taking things down and raking. The Kabota saves the day. Still shovelled almost 4 tons of stone and dirt. I’ll sleep tonite. It’s hard work but so satisfying. Went at it for over 9 hours. Dragged out the ground targets and set them up. Some fresh paint. Still a few more to install. I started to clean up the 47 yard area. Just a write off. Only had an hour in here, besides the Black flies were driving me crazy. I donated blood. I need to spend a few more hours here.
While I’m working on my range, check the delivery I got. 3-10” gongs on stands. And a double spinner in box.Can't wait to start blasting these. Hope to finish tomorrow. I’m always open for ideas. Crow

Hey folks, I’ve been dabbling in the precharged pneumatic and springer world for awhile, and would like to get the wife and kids into it a bit more, but I’m running into the issue of airgun weight. I’m a big guy at 6’4” so to me the marauder weight is no big deal, but my wife is much-much smaller (fortunately lol).

My first generation marauder is too heavy for everyone else to use comfortably, the pull is also too long for the kids to shoot off the bench. I also have a Diana Air King circa 2012 or so, and it’s a heavy beast as well….plus the cocking a springer takes the fun out of it for them.

I see the Brocock Concept Lite looks like a nice light option, although the shot count is a bit lower than I’d hope for.

The ideal specs for what I’m looking for would basically be all the features of the Brocock Lite-adjustable stock (for wife or kids), light weight, plus a 60ish shot count maybe I just need accept the specs and pony up and finally get an air tank. I have a compressor but have been dragging my feet on buying a bottle…

Any other suggestions on equivalent or lighter options? I’m not opposed to going to the $1500 range, but would like to not go too much north of that price-point. If possible.

If I’m not careful every single one of my 4 kids are gonna want their own, and that’ll get expensive.

I have a webley tempest up for sale currently, and if it doesn't sell or I can't trade it for something I'd rather have by like mid June I'm just gonna permanently keep it.

If I permanently keep it I'd like to have it rebuilt and tuned to gain some extra power and know she'll be solid for another few decades of service.

It shoots fine as is but I wouldn't mind the power increase and knowing it's fresh.

Where oh where can the Skout EVO be, where oh where can it be ????

Here we are now in May and if I rememebr correct this was to be out in April..

Was that April of 2024 or 2025..

How many lap their rings? I have a wheeler engineering 30mm scope lapping and alignment kit and haven’t used it since my C.F. Days. I have bought some of the inexpensive Chinese rings vortex, Arken and found they don’t align to well! Not bad, but enough to have to mount one ring in first orientation second in the other to get the scope to center with out putting stress on scope tube.

Now comes the lapping part, I lapped both set of rings and it did help “marginally”, now I remember that it said you only have to do the bottom ring? In my case I did bottom with top loosely in place. Also these are Aluminum and it goes pretty fast compared to steel.

The farmer has called me 3 days ago about coyote activity at his new burial pit that he constructed at the back of the property. So I showed up to look at the new pit and setup my trail cam on the concrete barrier.

I returned this late afternoon and found out my trail cam had failed to record with zero footage on the memory card. Of course the dead cow was dug up and eaten over the past three nights. I had no clue why the unit has failed but after spending some time resetting it, I was able to get it to record again. Hopefully it will capture something tonight.

I brought my blind and set it up 60 yards away. I then proceeded to do some test shots inside the blind using my tripod that I used in the past where I mounted the Impact on top. I used a low folding chair so that I could stay as long to the ground as possible. I told a few shots at the three potatoes that I placed on the mount. I hit and I missed. I thought maybe it was the strong head wind coming my way. But I continued to miss the potato which my Impact should not have missed that many shots. I have zeroed it two days ago and everything was working just fine.

I took out my shooting box with some bulleyes on the paper and proceeded to check my zero. To my horror, the POI was all over the paper. I couldn't even hold a decent 5 shots group. Some shots were low, left, right and high. I was puzzled and in disbelief. Maybe the head wind was pushing my slugs hard or the warmer temperature had increased the slugs velocity again.

Back in February, the H&N 25gr gen 2 slugs were averaging 966fps and 5 days ago, it was up to 984 fps which I had re-zero and created a new range tape to compensate for the increased velocity.

But today, something was not working and causing erratic groupings. So I decided to not doing the coyote hunt this evening and came home to check my Impact and cleaned the barrel. The barrel was dirty and I hope that was the case. I will need to return to the farm tomorrow to re-check my zero and chrony to see what is the current speed. Then hopefully I can make some minor adjustment to the valve to tighten the group. Maybe it was the new tin of slugs? No idea at the moment.

Fingers crossed that the trail cam will function and record something tonight. And me sorting out my Impact to shoot well again. Ya, bad timing...

In addition, the farmer had told me his neighbour has seen a large cougar in their farm area. Maybe this cougar also found this pit?

Comes with the Hawke 4x scope, Sportsmatch Rings, moderator, and case in pics.

I bought this new from AoA then sent straight to John to tune. This gun was originally an HW30 Urban Pro.

Price is $450 $425 shipped firm. No trades. PayPal F&F or add 3%.

I want to buy DRS with a wooden stock...Where are they ??

Has anyone had any experience to this Entry level Model? I have been reading revies and watching Videos, wondering if any have owned/shot one of these? I am looking at .22 cal. Thanks.
Grant

I have a like new Arken Zulus HD 5-20. I put it on my Sidewinder Compact and shot it once. And put back in the box. Asking 700 shipped TYD. Any questions please or need more info, please let me know. Thanks for looking.

$470 shipped or $440 local pickup. The tank has a 11/23 date, plenty of life in it. Comes with hose / fitting / carrying handle and protective webbing. Selling because I already have another 75 and 100 cu. ft. and this one is just sitting. The tank has only had scuba shop air in it. MO preferred, if using PayPal buyer pays all associated fees.

I’ve had many Hatsan’s over the past decade plus. Like to tinker and tune them. They are a good gun with with loads of potential. German steel and Turkish Walnut. British engineering. Made in Turkey. I have however, had every Vortex gas ram fail less one. I have been in contact with Hatsan waiting for them to get in spring conversion kits for the the 95 & 135. Finally they did. I just finished converting the last of four from rams to springs. Lined the piston with thick blister pack (soda bottle) plastic and polished the internals. No difference in the cocking or firing cycle. No twang or vibration. Really solid. And no more dealing with tired o-rings. No PCP’s anymore either. Just springers and pumpers. O-rings in pumpers last for decades because they are not under any stress when at rest. No 3000 lbs of pressure. Simple is the way to go for me. These four are the ones converted. If you have been considering the same, now is the time. At least acquire the conversion kit while they have them. $39.95. Spring, spring guide, washers and receiver end cap.

Last time around for this one
I truly hate to see this one go.
Looking to sell my .25. Cal. Raw
Allen Zasadny built a fully shrouded moderator
He also built a barrel which he takes a FX liner
and sets in a tube with some type of resin
I’m asking $1800.
Gun comes with monopod and picatinny bar
Monopod $180
Picatinny bar $155
Allen’s work $400 not including $200 shipping
Gun does not include scope or bipod
I want to purchase an air compressor.
The groups are 12 shot groups at 105 yards.
that’s 24 shots in a row ,after the first 12 the
gun really comes into it self and makes one ragged hole.
I will ship to lower 48.

******** SOLD ********



So looks like the Mini-Carbine is sold and the member choose the Truckbed lined black grip.

That leaves the Shorty as the only gun I have left.

Once again this is different then the standard shorties that Kelly does, I asked for the tube to be level with the end of the shroud and for me that looks much better and also gives the tube a bit more volume.

Also the trigger is tuned by Kelly and it has a beautiful defined second stage

The gun was never filled past 300 BAR

Only shot JSB MK II and EunJin 43gr out of this gun and never, ever had a jam nor any other problems.

Shipped to you for 1650.00 bucks in the original case with spares and manual.







The pistol weights at 2.04 pounds

Yong Heng Model YH–QBO1, 4,500psi with a Custom Built all Aluminum roll around stand with an integrated 5-gallon aluminum water cooling tank. Fill airsoft tanks, PCP airgun tanks, scuba tanks.

PLUS the following accessories;
*) Tuxing Gold Air Filter
*) Secondary Air Filter located ahead of the Main Tuxing air filter
*) Quick simple removal of both filter cartridges for cleaning or replacement
*) 4,500psi hose with Foster Quick Disconnect fittings on both ends for the “Out Air” end to connect to most PCP air guns and air tanks
*) A second 4,500psi hose with a Foster Quick Disconnect fitting that connects both filters to the compressor
*) Solid brass fittings for the water exchange system and bulkheads
*) Brass ball valve for draining water tank
*) Submersible water pump
*) Pull out parts drawer
*) LED light to view compressor and pressure gage
*) Extra filter cartridges
*) Extra compressor oil
*) Extra water treatment chemicals
*) Extra burst plates
*) Extra silicon hose.

I drained and replaced the factory oil after one (1) hour of run time. After an additional four (4) more hours of run time I drained and replaced the oil. It now has a total run time of approximately 10 to 11 hours, and the oil was just changed and fresh water and chemicals added.

To be picked up in Etoile, Texas 75944. * Send me a PM if you have any questions.

I have this listed on my website so it can be purchased with a credit card.

Thank you,
ThomasT

I’m a huge Leshiy fanboy. I own several Edguns and can say they are one of the best made for me at least. Compact, built like a tank, easy to tune especially the L2 and they make excellent critter busters. They may not shoot like an FX but that’s not what they’re designed for. Anyway. The 9mm has been winking at me ever since intro but I have no practical reason to own one but it’s such a bad a$$ rifle. Is it overkill for pests? No such thing dead is dead. Talk me into it I’ve owned everything out there so consider that before making other non Edgun suggestions.