Everything you see in pics comes with K1, small nick in anodized finish on shroud {pic attached}. I did that in first 5 min of owning by trying to insert fill probe on wrong side.
2023 Huben K1 with wood stock and synthetic stock. Still has clear covers on gauges. Added CF vinyl to cheek rest
Uncle mikes sling studs with sling and caldwell sling stud pic adaptor for bipod
.DFL mod adaptor with .25/30 DFL Sumo Mod.
A pack of cleaning pellets
a new in box loading gate https://www.ebay.com/itm/265609649976
2 full tins of JSB king heavy Diablo 33.95 pellets
New unopened robby lane regulator
original box with original Orings/probe/manual/allen keys
$2700 all in not including taxes and shipping.
Selling for $1800 includes shipping 3 BOXES CONUS. PAYPAL

I am selling my FX Crown MKII .25 with 600mm barrel.
Odb silencer
Athlon Optics Midas Tac HD 6-24x50 FFP MOA reticle
FX chronograph v1
JTS comp1 compressor
2 magazines and the gun will ship in the original box.

I am hoping to keep it all together. I am asking $2500 for the setup. Seeing as this will be large and heavy, I would ask that we work together on shipping. If it is reasonable, I will cover it. I am in California though, so if you are in Maine, we could work together to make it fair

David

My budget is 1000 $ . I have a airacuda max that shoots 3/4 inch groups at 70 yds with no wind . I would like to have a bottle pcp with that kind of accuracy out to 100 yds and like slugs also . I do prefer a conventional platform over the AR platform . I am doing my research but would like input from you guys . Thanks !

I wonder if a RAW HM1000x Mini chassis sans buttstock would be appropriate for EFT. I has a 15 inch barrel, so that is acceptable. What are your thougts?

At H&N we always strive to meet the needs of shooters in the world of airgun ammunition. With advances in airgun technology, we believe in always keeping pace with new, improved products in the shooting world.

With barrel and power improvements among airguns, we responded with the first Slug HP range. Over time with feedback from the hunters among you, we responded with the T-Slot Hollow Point for the H&N Slug HP II and the new H&N Heavy Slug range. This new improved T- Slot shape of the cavity, allows for quicker deformation when hitting a game's body and delivering the sufficient energy needed to take down your target with ease.

In the increasingly popular long range air rifle competitions, shooters take aim at steel and paper targets, and are looking for a slug which is precise and accurate even in difficult wind conditions. Knowing this we teamed up again with pro shooter Airhunter Gerhard and developed a new slug: the H&N Precision Slug.

The new H&N Precision Slug is even more reliably accurate than the other H&N Slugs, and with average B.C of 0.140 significantly less susceptible to wind and maintains a flatter trajectory.

What's the secret? Well in short it is the optimized shape of the ogive and the cavity that raises the BC factor. The latter is also deeper than on our first slugs, bringing the center of gravity to a perfect point for stable flight. Of course we have added some of our own trade secrets that we can’t discuss but what you surely will enjoy every time you hear the sweet sound of steeling ringing! Btw: that doesn't mean that you cannot use it for hunting!

Initially, the slug will only be offered in .22 caliber (.217 and .218) and only in the 33 grain weight version.

Production has started. Unfortunately, as always, airgunners overseas have to be a little more patient until the slugs are available in their country.

Спешно се издирва информация за пушката от снимките. Моля помагайте.

Decided to update the raw. Waiting for arca adapter for bipod.

Like new condition. No scratches and all stainless steel screws that came with it. I want 350$ for it. If you want pict then I'll send them.

So I’m thinking of buying my first high end pcp. I’m looking at either the cricket 2 or the veteran 2. What are the pros and cons of each and which d you prefer? Thanks.

Just wondering

I installed a Huma regulator into my Huntsman Regal - one of my objectives was to extend usable shots for target shooting.

My Regal is one of the last ones produced, so it has the 250 bar max fill pressure.

After installing the reg with the reg pressure set at 165 bar, I got 27 shots on the reg shooting 15.89g at 885fps.

I lowered power using a 3mm long allen to adjust length of hammer throw - down to 858 fps.

I now have a nice shot string of 32 shots at 855-863fps with the 15.89g. Accuracy is very good with this velocity.

It fell of the reg rather quickly: 858-835-812 for shots 32-33-34.

Is 32 shots on the reg in the 860fps range with 15.89 about all I can expect, or should I be able to tune (adjust reg pressure, etc) to get 40-45 shots at this power level?

My understanding is that factory Huma regulated Huntsmans get about 42 shots on the reg.

I’d appreciate input from those that have actually tuned a Huntsman with Huma. I have lots of experience tuning other rifles - so I’m looking for input specific to Huma regulated Huntsmans.

Thanks,
-Ed

Scope is in excellent shape never dropped or abused it does not have a lighted reticle there are 3 divvets on the parallax wheel where the Allens dug in picture as shown scope, flip up caps, neoprene bra, sun shield and smaller parallax wheel, original box $250 pay pal shipped CONUS Cell #9858171829

Full house actually had 15 shooters two of them doubled up. Conditions were mild and picked up as the cards were shot. Great shooting by Dennis in the Pro Class. Close shooting in Factory also.

N50; Match 1
Pellet:
1) Joe Friedrich, 247-14x, 248-13x, 249-16x, = 744-43x, FX Crown
2) John Voso, 240-9x, 233-4x, 228-1x, = 701- 14x, USFT .177
3) Perry, Perry, 236-7x, 226-4x, 221-2x, 683-13x, Thomas .177
4) Terry Eannetta, 213-1x, 231-6x, 234-7x, = 678-14x, .25 cal Air Venturi

Factory:
1) Dan Burbach, 248-9x, 245-12x, 246-7x, = 739-28x, Bergara
2) Ed Gonzales, 248-13x, 244-9x, 245-15x, = 737-37x, CZ
3) Chris Griffiths, 239-9x, 240-7x, 240-9x, = 719-25x, Tikka

Sportsman:
1) Keith Longerot, 250-12x, 247-12x, 250-14x, 747-38x, Rem-40x
2) Wayne Tsuda, 238-9x, 242-11x, 242-7x, = 722-27x, Annie

Pro:
1) Dennis Kunkel, 250-12x, 250-16x, 250-16x, = 750-48x, Annie

N50, Match 2
Pellet:
1) Perry, Perry, 240-8x, 235-6x, 232-8x, = 707-22x, FX Crown
2) Terry Eannetta, 189, 202, 206-2x, = 597-2x, Air Venturi

Factory:
1) Wayne Tsuda, 238-2x, 242-4x, 241-9x, = 721-15x, Tikka
2) Chris Griffiths, 240-8x, 241-6x, 233-8x, = 714-22x, Tikka
3) John Voso, 230-6x, 235-5x, 237-5x, = 702-16x, CZ

Pro:
1) Keith Longerot, 250-16x, 249-13x, 250-16x, = 749-45x, 2500x
2) Dennis Kunkel, 249-13x, 250-14x, 249-12x, = 748-39x, Annie

USARB, Match 1:
LV:
1) Doug Miller, 247-9x, 244-3x, 245-10x, = 736-22x, Thomas
2) Vipha Miller, 240-7x, 238-4x, 236-4x, = 714-15x, Thomas

HV:
1) Bob Sosky, 249-13x, 248-7x, 247-12x, = 744-32x, Thomas
2) Mark Audette, 238-5x, 239-5x, 245-5x, = 722-15x, USFT
3) Gene Matsupoopa, 241-7x, 195-3x, 239-3x, = 675-13x, Thomas

Match 2:
HV:
1) Doug Miller, 249-15x, 247-7x, 247-10x, = 743-32x, Thomas
2) Bob Sosky, 246-9x, 248-9x, 245-10x, = 739-28x, Thomas
3) Vipha Miller, 241-5x, 246-10x, 247-11x, = 734-26x, Thomas
4) Gene Matsupoopa, 231-4x, 228-1x, 233-4x, = 692-9x, Thomas

Thanks to all that brought the goodies, thank you Tim with help scoring and Perry for you help.

Joe

Where's the cheapest place to get a marauder .25 shroud and barrel and breech plan on converting my marauder .22 to .25 gonna mod the stock .22 valve by taking out the end cap and return spring and putting in a 18lb heavy hammer spring also is a 50 grain noe mold too heavy for a marauder .25??

Out doing some pesting with my impact mk2 today and it stopped firing. Pressure at bottle and reg guages are normal. Hammer cocks and sounds like it drops when trigger is pulled - kind of a click and spring noise. No air us released all mechanical sounds only. Any ideas? I've never had an impact apart, but only because I haven't had to.Thanks.

i had no idea this tripod can make backyard plinking insanely accurate & fun!!!
on the flip side
this tripod can also pointout if ur barrel is poor quality or the ammo u are using is crappy!!!
got it used from Amazon,
few scuffs here and there but nothing that screams return this right now,
so yeah very much like adding this in my setup for sure.

Found this Winchester Model 435 in .177 at a pawnshop today. Missing the front and rear sight but mechanically it’s sound.

This past weekend, Nevada State GP after hours playing around ....
SKOUT .25 cal with the new 35" slug barrel using the Corbin slugs.

My friends rifle, set at @ 2k on HP reg & @ 165 on LP

We were hitting a 18" square plate at 365 yards !!!! and personally did so 2 shots in a row.
This in a swirling wind shooting up canyon into what is very unstable air space.

Earlier on another target before going long while sighting in at @ 135 yards, laid down 5 shots about the size of a nickle

I was Very very impressed to say the least.

201 Shin Sung Fire 9 mm for sale. This is like new. Comes with factory box . If you live near Cleveland Ohio it can be picked up. I shot 115 gr slugs and got 140 FPE . It holds air and has a low and high cocking position. The gun is accurate and can get up to 8 full power shots. I am asking 400.00 dollars plus shipping. I will do PayPal or Venmo.

Diana Air Bug CO2 pistol in .177. Includes 1 magazine and a single shot tray. Less than 200 pellets shot through it. $90.00. Conus only.

GRAPHIC HUNTING FOOTAGE

Umarex Notos squirrel hunt


Check out my new channel! The Notos is perfect for those close to mid range shots. Total squirrel count probably pushing 300.

New in the box Arken SH4 Gen2 4-16x50 FFP MOA scope with new bubble level and throw lever. $275 shipped lower 48. PayPal FF or Apple Pay. If you’re more comfortable with paypal goods and services I will gladly accept, just need to add the 5% fee.

I have 1 like new element helix 4-14x44 FFP MOA scop for sale - Reticle is APR1C. Bought from camera land a few years ago. Mounted on Airguns and never used. $225, shipped Lower 48. comes with sunshade and bikini cover. Sorry no box. Gladly take PayPal goods and services, please add 5% fee. Otherwise PayPal FF or Apple Pay.

2 SOLD , 1 available

Hello everyone, I'm new here and just thought I would share my experience so far with the arakuda max in 22. Been shooting air rifles and have owned several since I was a kid and this is my first PCP.

I ordered the gun from Pyramid Air with the JTS air compressor combo. The first gun I received had serious accuracy issues and I also noticed the regulator was set at 2,200 PSI from the factory, that confused me cuz the manual states that the gun is regulated in 22 at 1800 PSI from the factory, after running across the chronograph and doing my best to adjust the hammer spring I gave up on it ever been acceptably accurate at 25 yards and I just simply returned it and Pyramid Air sent me a replacement, the second gun I received had a crack in the stock right out of the box, again I contacted Pyramid Air they put me in touch with JTS and my first experience in dealing with their customer service was really good, they immediately sent me out a replacement stock. Which I refinished looks much better now!

initially I was pleased with the performance and accuracy of the 2nd gun I recieved, although I did have the issue with the magazines fitting extremely tight marred up the black finish in the breach and on the magazines pretty good until I got that sorted out but then rather quickly I also started to notice that although the regulator was set at 1800 PSI, when I would fill it up to 3200 the regulator would quickly creep up to 2000 PSI. First 10 shots or so would be a bit erratic until it dropped down below 3000 on the main tank and the regulator would drop and hold at 1800. I would get about 15 really accurate shots. Something didn't seem right so again I'm experimenting with hammer spring adjustment but the regulator issue wasn't allowing me to get the consistency I wanted for at least 25 or 30 shots.

I assumed either the regulator was faulty or the seals were leaking a bit. Again I contacted Pyramid Air they told me they could send me a replacement rifle, I was pretty frustrated at this point and convinced another gun would probably just have another problem and I know I should have just returned everything and got my money back. I knew if I tore into the gun and messed around with a regulator I would void the warranty. Being impatient, frustrated and stubborn I made the decision to order a HUMA regulator and swap out the factory one knowing I was going to avoid the warranty on the gun but I was determined to fix it myself... yeah I know I'm an idiot, lol.

I contacted JTS a couple times wanting to get some extra O rings before I tackled this project, I couldn't find anything on their website for OEM parts so I emailed the customer service rep who helped me out with the cracked stock requesting to purchase some extra O-rings and a couple extra piston seals for the compressor...Oh yeah, the Piston seal on the compressor was completely shot after little use, but very easy to replace and they did send an extra one in the kit that I installed but I wanted to have a couple laying around in case this happened again. At this point I could get no response from them, I called Pyramid Air and they gave me a phone number to contact a guy named Travis and I texted him and he responded. I'm not going to go into too much detail about that experience except I will just say that I came to the conclusion rather quickly from that experience that I was on my own now. I went through the schematic of the gun in the manual found the O-ring sizes that I needed went to the O-ring store and ordered what I needed and I'm sure saved a few bucks.

Installation of the aftermarket Huma regulator was very simple although I did have to install a spacer to get the aftermarket regulator to line up like the factory one so the O-rings would be in in their proper position as it sits in the housing.

Got everything back together and I am simply amazed how well this gun performs now. The Huma reg sits firmly at 1800 psi, no creep. And where I was getting if I was lucky 20 accurate shots with the factory regulator being all squirrely I'm now getting 40 to 45 shots @ 870/875 FPS before the Gun starts to drop off the regulator and I have to top it off again. At 25 yards it's damn near hole in hole shots 99% of the time. I'm easily shooting dime-sized groups at 50 yards with jsb18.13.

All that said, I understand it's a entry-level budget PCP and the factory regulators and overall quality control is going to be hit and miss unfortunately, but I managed to get it shooting performing and exceeding my expectations after replacing the regulator, polishing the barrel, smoothing and adjusting the trigger and I learned a heck of a lot.

In my opinion I would stay clear of the compressor... didn't know much about them but after having to already replace the Piston seal on this one and looking at similar ones on Amazon and eBay it kind of looks like they're all the same just package a little different with little gimmick here and there to say one is better than the other, I'm pretty sure the ones that sell for under $300 on Amazon are almost identical and probably made in the same Factory as the $600 JTS branded one... I'm not saying that's the case for sure I have no idea but if I was a betting man

Keep in mind if you pull the trigger on this gun that from my experience and in my opinion it's going to be a little bit of a roll of the dice when it comes to the quality, I probably will not be purchasing any more JTS products anytime soon and I sincerely hope the quality control gets a little better and they have continued success in the future. I'm sure people have gotten them right out of the box with zero issues and have been happy I just was a bit unlucky in that regard, and admittedly my expectations were probably a bit too high for a PCP in this price point. All that said it's a damn good looking gun very fun to shoot, and easy to work on if you have to tackle any issues yourself.

Oh and I did slap on a suppressor and it doesn't clip at all gun is extremely quiet aside from that horrible spring twang thanks for reading the book I just wrote Guys, I look forward to sharing and learning here.

So I have a new gun. Covered under warranty for 5 years. The piston seal is bad. I talked to the rep, and they agree the piston seal is the problem.

Option 1 I get a shipping label, send them the gun, and they replace the seal. I maintain the warranty, but have a seal replaced potentially under the same circumstances that caused me to have a bad seal in the first place.

Option 2, they will honor the warranty, and send me a replacement seal to perform the work myself. I will be able to deburr, grease, and assemble with attention to detail as I see fit...probably eliminating whatever caused the failure in the process. The instant I do that, it voids the warranty so any future problems down the line are my problem.