Got myself in a bind , non the less, have an excellent condition taipan veteran 2 standard for sale. Shoots the JSB monster redesign 25.4 at 885 FPS for 44.3 FPE. Only blemish , if you call it that is a scuff om the mod from me tapping it on the bench during my video showing no poi change. Scope and bipod are not included, Comes with 2 mags, if you want 2 extra mags available, $50 extra. Price is $1075 shipped. Paypal F&F, $1125 G&S , to cover taxes and fees, Thanks. conus only.

WHAT SIZE PROJECTILE HAS THE BEST ACCURACY AT 50YARDS.

SOLD: Sorry my inbox was inundated - if I didn't get back to you please don't take offense. Guess I should have asked more!

Built this up a couple years ago. Got a left hand action that I'd sold nearly 10 years ago back from the guy that bought it - it was the the most accurate one I'd owned. Action is in a right-hand stock. In some ways easier to load on the bench and sitting since the opening is on the left. If I kept it I'd scallop the stock.

Shoulder injury forces sale. Probably PCPs for me from here on out.

I have not run it over a crony in ages but it's' about 11.5fpe. Shoots great. It's running a 22mm light piston and comp tube from Tony in the UK (look up on the forums or Facebook). Also has Tony's magnetic underlever latch which is super cool - no tension between the underlever and the barrel.

Asking $400 plus shipping. Will include 5 cans of JSB 8.4 too. SCOPE, RINGS AND HARD CASE NOT INCLUDED

I'm not there yet but when I am, is it relativley easy to sell airguns through the classifieds here? By easy I mean, if you've sold on here, was it pretty quick on average or did it sit for a long time?

I would only be interested in selling what I have locally in the Bay Area and no shipping.

Accuracy at 50 yards.

WTS JSAR Raptor .25 with 1 mag. $1250 shipped. Trade for FX Impact MKII. Thanks!

WTS Beeman C1 Carbine .177. Very good condition. Can send more pics or FaceTime if you want to see it. $300 shipped. Thanks!

Is the ACCURACY ALOT better than the CROSMAN barrel ....
THANKS MEMBERS.....

$950 shipped

No leaks no problems,
Comes with magazine and fill probe.

The hunting season is only a couple of months long so I spent the rest of the time plinking and pesting to improve my effective range. I use a one-inch target as a reference as it represents the kill-zone on pests, squirrels and rabbits.

You see a lot of nice groups from people target shooting in ideal conditions. I'm curious what kinds groups people can achieve in a hunting situation without a bench and a rest.

So what is the range at which you can take an off-hand shot with a high degree of confidence (80% or better?) that you will hit what you are shooting at?

My personal effective range is between 2 and 25 yards. I can expect to hit a one-inch spinner, off-hand, 8 out of 10 times (or better) anywhere within that range.


When I’m hunting or pesting and using a tree for a rest my effective range is 40 to 50 yards in calm conditions. Much beyond that bipods and shooting prone is required and that is not practical for me due to mobile targets, ground cover, ticks and old-man sore joints.

Pesting birds at long ranges with my Panthera is great fun but I admit that I need a lot more practice at reading the wind. A hit on a grackle beyond 100 yards is more of the bird's bad luck than any skill of mine - it's always a surprise to both of us

Cheers!

New HW97 in 177
$500 shipped

I'm looking for users of the Hawke direct-to-dovetail mount red dot sights. I like the idea of no adapters required to install on 11-13 mm dovetails, specifically on the Diana Airbug/Chaser and also "clones" like the Artemis CP2. I realize this mounting regime would limit these models to use on airguns and perhaps .22 rimfires that use this size dovetail, but that's OK with me. I had a query on these sights on the Artemis CP2 thread, but received limited responses. So, anyone out there actually using these models? And what is your opinion in terms of the overall quality (construction and controls/adjustments), and in particular the quality of the dot itself (roundness/crispness of the 3-minute dot).

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I was wondering if anyone has dropped the new drs in a rem700 chassis it looks similar from a distance

I believe I am aware of most differences. I am having trouble finding power specs of the original version? I see in .30 (what I’m mainly interested in) that the mk2 is rated up to 91 ft/lbs when i look up the vp model with 600 mm barrel. I have no idea if this is an across the board maximum rating with a 700mm barrel or specific to the 600? I guess what I’m asking is in .30 cal with 600mm barrel what would the approximate max energy to be expected out of the mk1 ? What about mk2? Trying to figure out if the mk1 would be a worthy gun to buy.

Picked up this used Taipan Veteran Long .22 for a good price a week back.

Had some issues with accuracy. First I noticed there was clipping, turns out the shroud was bent. Cut the shroud off and modified it to work as an LDC, no more clipping.

Thought cool problem solved. Nope still terrible accuracy and looks like spiraling. Pulled barrel and pushed a pellet through and wow terrible burrs at the crown.

Got convinced to try out recrowning it myself instead of sending it out. Turns out it was well worth the effort and trying it!

Before "accuracy"

After accuracy

So today I finalized everything with my tune. Averaging around 37fpe with 18gr and 22gr. The guns not picky now. Tried slugs but not worth trying further.

4 different pellets and 4 consecutive sub MOA groups at 50yds. Gotta say don't think I've had a gun be not pellet picky as this besides my Evol Mini. Anyways, even after the stress and frustration of what looked to be a new gun with no marks and a Taipan with these troubles, in the end it was worth it. And actually really satisfying to be able to say I made it this way from being a turd to start off with lol now to get back to just shooting and enjoying airguns instead of the tuning and tinkering.

Newest style Crosman 1377 pistol. Some of the upgrade work has been done for you, leaving plenty still on the table to build it up any way you want. Power adjuster. And extended bolt/probe. Transfer port has been enlarged as well. No other mods to valve. Piston, or trigger have been done. Sends cphp ammo down range at 598 fps@ 10 pumps. Lower 48, $110 shipped, Paypal f/f, or trade for .22 cal RWS Super-h-point ammo. Also interested in a crosma 1077 with wood stock.

Hi my name is Bill. I am a fellow airgunner and competitive shooter. I am also NRL22 match director for our local club matches (Bedford County NRL22 Series) I enjoy airguns and have been competing with them for 2 years. Before that I shot a lot of rimfire. I started out in air rifle as a way to get my nephew involved in shooting. He didn't like the loud noise of most guns but was very mechanically inclined and inquisitive about how the guns worked so I hoped it would be a way to get him involved. Unfortunately the Good Lord had other plans for him and took him home early. But I kept into it as a way to honor him. I started out with a Gauntlet 2. Next was an Air Venturi Avenger. Then I purchased a couple of FX Panthera's that are more suitable for how we shoot. And finally I purchased a Skout Epoch that I'm trying to make more compatible for NRL22 competition. I enjoy tinkering and working with new shooters. Last year we had our first air rifle only nrl22 style match. We had a good turn out and got to introduce our style of competing to everyone. I am hoping to have another one again this year if my work schedule permits. Thanks for having a site where we can all come together. I look forward to meeting you in my travels.

I’m selling my like new neutron star EDIT: 25 CAL (forgot this when I initially posted) . Used about 3 times at an outdoor range, stored well.

Nothing wrong with the gun I just moved into a town where I don’t have the room to shoot easily like I used to… i want someone to use it rather than just leaving it in its case. comes with 2 magazines, a few tins of various pellets and slugs and a hand pump if you want it. Also the case! Could sell with or without the scope.

I’m asking 600 OBO for the gun and accessories and 100 OBO for the scope (Burris 3-9x40) to be included (with the scope Mount of course)

This thing ROCKs I am extremely sad to see it go

Well what I'm trying to say......

Lets go back a minute, for almost 2 decades into PCPs I sure had my favorites but I still loved to read and follow other guns, loved to follow new guns coming out and so and so now,

Since I got my Hubens I really don't spend hardly any time reading about other guns, I might chime in once in a while if I see something that looks very nice but in reality I lost all interest in any other gun.

Highly modified Crosman MK2 .22 caliber.in the style of an LD. 11" Korean made barrel used on the AirForce Talon rifles. 13" shroud , modified valve and springs, Weaver bases and BSA 2x20 scope with butler Creek flip open covers.
Set to shoot Crosman 14.3 HP's at 480's at 70 degrees for around 40 shots per cartridge.
Asking $400 plus shipping.

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Are there any companies that regularly sell scratch and dent style air guns? Stuff with scrapes on stocks etc., maybe dinged or damage superficially in shipping. I don't mind an ugly gun for hunting, especially on worse weather days. If there were a discount on this type of merch but still mechanically sound and quality performance I would interested.

Remember the good ol days? A direct phone number and a relatively short wait and you were talking to a tech about your issue. They were always and I mean always patient and helpful. I remember being told to not worry about bugging them. They liked shooters who tinkered and fixed their on guns and would always help.
Try that now. I am wondering if the “best service in the industry” defense we FX shooters use will remain valid.
I am not definitely done buying FX or dealing with UA, but my consideration of other guns is getting more serious. Maybe not such a bad thing

This is a good question being that FX has so many adjustments is it better to have a pellet being pushed by more air or less air ? The FPS will be the same since you can adjust the regulator and the hammer. More on reg less on hammer and vise versa will give you the same speed .