I sold this Uragan a few weeks ago but $ deal fell through so he shipped it back. Condition is excellent but manual & thread protector are now missing & priced accordingly. If he finds & ships me those items I will then ship to you free of charge. AoA test sheet included.
Holds air & no issues & typical CZ goodness for accuracy.
$850. shipped in the USA
Will be shipped in hard case
Joe

This is something I’ve been thinking about all year. I have more than enough for my intended use, BUT I’d like to go for something that will is well built, has a range of ammo (and molds) available, a gun that will not be dated in 5 years and will still have available parts and support, rugged and a reasonable fpe range from legal to very powerful (think from hogs to elk or black bear). I haven’t worked out a budget, I’d like to keep it under $2500 if I can.

I know I can grab an AEA Zeus .72 and easily be over 1000 fpe. I like what @Cheplicki typed in his 24” Zeus post regarding tools having specific uses when someone commented on a .72 caliber airgun being overkill for hunting. Great reply. Anyhow, I usually hunt in the piney woods wheee most shots will be will be within 50 yards. I like to get in close to the animals, but I also hunt pasturelands. I also plan to get back into the mountains, so I can see some 100 yards shooting coming into play in the future.

So far I’ve been eying .45s and .35 calibers including:

1) Veradium Air Taurus (.357, but also waiting to see what’s going on with development of the .457)
2) AAA Slayer .452 (production on these appeared to have slowed due to increased demand for the Evol).
3) Western Bushbuck (the Buck and the Pig)
4) Western Rattler .357
5) Evanix Rex .45 (Ibex and another model whose name I don’t recall at the moment).

I’ve also viewed several AEA guns, but I’m unsure about the quality of them and how they’ll hold up long term. Comments and suggestions welcome on this list or other guns that you have experience with and recommend.

After 3+ years I'm having my 1st major problem with my YH. It WILL NOT fill past 3500psi. I checked EVERY fitting & filter, foster connections, seals & o-rings where I could have a leak. Absolutely ZERO leaks. I put together a "dead head" fitting that ends in a pressure gauge. Compressor EASILY fills all my lines & filters to 4500psi but when I go to fill my tank the Compressor gauge & secondary gauge on my tank fill adapter WILL NOT pump past 3500psi! The needles on the compressor gauge, fill adapter gauge & tank gauge just sit at 3500psi & go no higher Doesn't make logical sense to me. Any ideas?

yesterday i posted in Target Challenges about printing targets . I now use 60 to 65 pound card stock (lightest weight ) and most printers will handle this weight.
you get nice clean holes from wadcutters as pictured , I will shoot some domed pellets today on the same target .Staples

It doesn’t matter what item there is (cars, bows, air gun, etc) you always have high end and low end. The common things to hear are “Until you have one this quality you don’t know what your missing” or “I can have 5 of these alternatives for what you paid for that one they do the same thing”. I can see the point of both sides because I have been on both sides of the debate. So the actual question is if you had to choose do you prefer to have 1 quality one or multiple of the lower quality ones?

I have one for sale in excellent shape. Will trade for .22 version of Sumo or sell for $120.
PM if interested.

I really enjoy my Crown MK2 .22 in the Saber Tactical chassis. I’ve been waiting for a MK3 version with some of the latest FX goodies. Very recently I’ve begun looking at all that the Panthera has to offer. Then it occurred to me that a Panthera with a front bottle added and the new K&L arca rail installed is basically an MK3 Crown with all the latest FX goodies. Adding a 480cc bottle in addition to the 300cc in the rear makes for a lot of shots. You get the much larger plenum, the cool front facing air gauges and the really nice fine hammer spring tuning set-up. Am I missing something or does the Panthera with its many options make the idea of a Crown MK3 a bit of a moot point? Thanks,
Kenny

FX Wildcat MK III Compact (22 cal)

I am the original owner and purchased it from Utah Airguns (UAG) in December ’21

No modifications other than digital gauge and carbon barrel liner

It is currently tuned to shoot Hades @ 860 FPS and shoots with single-hole accuracy at 25 yards.

Includes:

• Hard case
• (1) magazine
• Fill probe w/ compressor fitting
• Original gauge
• Digital gauge charging cord w/ screen protectors and cleaning clothes
• Owners manual w/ test card from UAG

Scope and mounts NOT included

The asking price is $1,185 with payment preferably through Zelle or Venmo.

Taipan Veteran Long in .25 package for sale for $1200 shipped. Or interested in working out a trade for a Uragan King in .22.

It was purchased new from Tony at Talontunes. Tony installed plenum, DonnyFL moderator, sling swivel, speed dial hammer adjuster, magazine holder, and picatinny rail. It was tuned to shoot 34 grain JSB at around 920 fps.

I installed a Huma regulator this year and tuned to shoot 34 grain JSB at around 890 fps.

Package includes all the mods mentioned above plus 4 magazines and stock regulator as spare as well. All original packaging are available if wanted. Scope and bipod are not included in the sale price but could be added separately.

Thanks for reading happy shooting !

So I gave the old LG a 25 cal. Impact treatment.

I made this from one 1”x4”x8‘ board.
8 pieces 12”.
Four for the frame and four for the back.
I added a few touches to protect the wood and added a handle.
Today…10 pounds of Duct Seal:

Chinese tanks I see 3L , 6L, 6.8L, 9L

USA 74/75 cf, 100cf

How do I convert these measurements?

Hello folks.

I recently purchased an AF Talon in .20 cal , I playing with the power wheel and with the pressure in the tank.
Now I filling aprox 2100 psi stop in 1300 psi with 45 ~50 shots aprox 930 fps with jsb heavys 15.6gr.

I put an oring under the tophat.

But I ear in the past that is possible play with the distance of the tophat .

I don’t an expert lol!! But if somebody have more experience and share me tips I appreciate a lot.

I am new to PCP rifles and loving them. I have a FX dreamline .25 cal and wanting to shoot the FX hybird slugs, just looking for any recommended changes or advice more from the people with more experience.

TIA

Glynn

Hello all...

After many hours of reading finally registered as a member.
Thanks for all the information!
I am Rick, 62 years old and for now a hobby shooter.
Have two pcp guns, Artemis 700 (which is for sale) a Hatsan Jet 1 and just bought a used Condor.

Greetings from The Netherlands

Took the Rattler out for Zeroing this evening with the Zan 125g slug. On my way back up to the house this coyote and I crossed paths. I won he lost. Shot was 70+ yards. 1 shot drop. DOA

always in pursuit of silence so I can play in my yard like a ninja. anyways I literally have like 6-7 different suppressors and have tried them all on many different models and brands etc and I have finally achieve what I believe to be the pinnacle of silence. 25 more quiet than any 177 or 22 I've own even, on par with my 22 pp750 pushing 15fpe, maverick is 160/112 hammer 0, 26g @ 715fps about 30fpe or so.

so here's the back story and its kind of funny. I recently purchased my maverick from thepelletshop.com. had the bright idea of putting a 480cc bottle for poop and giggles, so I needed a skinny moderator. it was either hugget sniper or DFL koi and went with the koi because it was a little longer and cheaper. so pretty straightforward you would think

but the reason it is scary quiet is get this... the koi is 177/22 caliber! no issues with clipping. and even though DFL has told me directly that larger volume is what suppresses more I've found this is not always the case. because my huma mod40 works better than my mod50 on my AEA SF .30. so with this tid bit of info I took a bit of a gamble got the koi in a smaller caliber,. they even called me to confirm that's what I wanted. works like a charm!

All I can find are saber and the cheap one on Amazon. I want one of those tank frames or something to keep the tank from rolling and storage that isn’t $200

I have an almost new TX200HC.
I ordered and received(in 5 days) a TinBum Short Stoke tune kit from TinBum in England.
I'm getting ready to install it and I'm going to use Krytox instead of TinBum's moly lube that came with the kit.
I have cleaned all of the old lube out of the gun completely, but have a question:

Do I lube the outside of the compression tube where it slides back and forth in the receiver when cocking? There was a very thin film of something on it when I removed it and in the receiver, but I thought that may have just been the moly from the spring and piston that dispersed though firing the gun.

I have it all so clean now, that I'm being extremely careful about where and how much I lube with the Krytox.
I've looked at dozen's of threads both here and on the other forums regarding tuning a TX200, but nothing has ever been mentioned about lubing the outside of the compression tube where it slides in the receiver when cocking the gun.
I guess that I could call/email TimBum, but wanted ya'lls opinion please.
Thanks in advance.
Norris

Hello,
I am wanting to get started in our local benchrest outdoor 50yd matches. I have an RTI prophet 1 in 22 with the LR barrel, Vulcan 3 700mm 22 setup up for slugs at 80FPE for hunting. A Hatsan carnivore in 30cal at 100fpe for hunting and a tx200 in 177 for FT. Also, a Vulcan 3. 500mm in 177 for open class.
I thought about trying the RTI for it and using my rock jr front rest and a rear bag for it.

Now,
I would like a dedicated gun for benchrest. I can't afford a Thomas but I would like a decent gun and scope and a flag setup with maybe something different for rest setup. If had to put a limit it would be 2,000 for rifle/scope setup and unsure about flags and rest. I do know no high dollar rests.

Also, I have never played this game before.

Thanks
Jon

Lightly used FX Moderator by DonnyFL. Came with my FX Crown .22. It has 1/2 x 20 Threads.

One Small Imperfection Shown in picture.

$70 Shipped CONUS

Pay Pal FF please.

Please PM me if interested.

Thank You AGN.

Looking to sell this rifle. No idea a price:
.177 Caliber / single shot
Bushnell Banner 4-12 / Scope with rings
Moderator adapter to 1/2"-20
Huggett Moderator
New fill nipple ( Faster brand)

I acquired this Sirocco Delux .22 SN270 from David Slade on consignment while picking up or dropping off some other guns to be serviced about two years ago...he had just serviced it...I had him set the power at 12fpe and besides one pellet when I got it home has been in storage since then. Finally got around to mounting a Vortec 4x12 scope, ran 7 Crosman domes across the crony, 12fpe right on the money...took a few shots to sight it in at 25yds...shooting off my knee as my custom is...printed this group...not bad for a 41 year old just serviced air rifle...if I say so my self! The two flyers were me AND an unfamiliar trigger...odd shooting a springer with no safety to let off! Not every day one get to shoot a first year of production Theoben, (any of 'em these days is a treat), just wanted to share the moment with all my AGN buddies
BTW Group is 7 or 8 shots...

I have a like new m3 bronze compact.30 I am the 2nd owner, first guy only shot one mag, I have shot 5 mags.
I was going to make a 22 slug shooter but have changed my mind. It comes with a zero db mod in 30,a fx 300&480 bottle 30 cal mag
a nib 700 mm slug liner a ss liner housing,huma air duel tp on the barrel on 22. .22 probe. No mag in .22. This is the non power block model.
no mod or tuning has been done. $1650 shipped. Thank you. Mark.

Hello,

Is anyone also doing pellet to slug conversions taking larger caliber pellets, cutting off the skirts, and then using a 3d printed jig for sanding out a spitzer shaped round? I’ve made some rolling jigs and have found this is really an economical way to test slugs without dealing with the metallurgy differences of slugs to pellets. Barrel wear around rifling reduction when shooting slugs is measurably reduced. Using a bore scope I am seeing significant land and grove wear reduction across 10,000 rounds.