Edgun Matador R5M standard in .22 cal. Great shooting rifle. Zero issues. Comes with everything pictured. 4 old magazines and 4 brand new magazines (not pictured) from Edgun West.
Make me an offer. $1200 buyer pays any fees. I accept PP, USPS MO, Zelle,Venmo. I also use Pirate Ship for low rates on shipping and can send you a quote.
Thanks for looking, happy shooting.

AA Pro Sport is up in price , just got air gun depot ad for $ 999.99 YIKES!!! Said REG wag $1029.00

I took my sexy little bullpup “Elly” out for a walk tonight.
Went to a permission I haven’t been to in about a month. Well, it’s actually two permissions next to each other.
The property’s belong to an Uncle and his nephew. Combined they are about 15 acres of paddocks, gates and fences .
It was actually a nice night, had two short spells of light drizzel, then the stars came out!
I find with these flat horse property’s it is more productive to walk around slowly and quietly in the dark looking for rabbits through the thermal scope, there is just too much area to cover to sit quietly and wait for them.
These two property’s share a common boundary with a third property, and as Murphy would have it, all the rabbits seem to be on the other side of the fence, the side I don’t have permission to shoot .
As soon as they know I’m around they dash off under the fence, run another 5m then turn around, sit down and just stare back at me through the fence! It’s like they know they are safe on that side .
All up I managed to get 12 tonight.
This little AirArms S510 in a bullpup stock is such a sweet little rifle. At 12fpe it is so quiet aswell. The hammer spring makes more noise then the muzzel.
I can’t fathom why it’s previous owner would have ever wanted to sell it…

It seems crazy that this little .177 shoots an 8.44gr pellet, when compared to the 30gr .22 slug the dream line is shooting. That is almost a quarter of the weight of the slug.
A quarter of the weight!!!
And at 30 and 40m, those bunnies just keel over, every bit as dead as when they’r hit by a 30grain slug

Any time spent out side under the stars, quietly walking around with a sexy little thing, is time well spent in my opinion
Pete.

Well, I’ve been shooting PCPs now for over 20 years which ended up with me owning two Daystates, one Wolverine R and one Red Wolf. Thing is, I’ve recently bought a Walther LGV which has turned my life upside down. I’ve sold the Wolverine and about to sell my Red Wolf to a friend. Whenever I’ve been to my club, the PCPs didn’t even come out. I’m finding the feeling of hitting bullseyes with the springer much more exciting than the PCPs. I’m having to reawaken long lost skills and enjoying every moment. I’m not suggesting that one type is better than the other, it’s just that I find the PCPs too clinical (this even more so with the electronic trigger on the RW!). Hitting a bull with either of the Daystates was just kind of expected. Not so with the springer. Has anybody else taken this route? Most I know have moved on to PCPs.

I posted a similar post here in the UK and got some fantastic discussions going with some in agreement and others thinking I was nuts.

Here is the culprit!

I had posted this in the Evol thread but wanted to share with the rest of you

So the original Evol HPS is a fantastic rifle but did not fair so well with my slug testing, come to find that when it was released it was setup for a slug by NSA that Nick no longer produces. All that said I didn't really get it to be a slugger, I just wanted a second evol.

So friday I mounted my MDTTac SRS Short stock in FDE , took it out and shot some 25.39 monster redesigns, and well, you all were right when you warned me about the incredible inconsistency within the tins of these pellets. I opened a new tin, shot some groups, out of 10 I got one that was "acceptable" to me.

That brings me to Saturday. Saturday I degassed the rifle, tore it down, and by god are these things easy to work on and tune. It was actually a pleasurable experience, not a million and 1 little pieces to remove, special tools needed (aside from the barrel removal tool) , or headaches, purely simple.

Saturday I got an absolutely incredibly consistent tune but others had questioned the air usage, only getting 55 or so shots shooting 18.13 from the rifle and as the pics show, it was damn consistent, and accuracy was there.






Well, thanks to members I chat with regularly questioning the air usage because Sunday, I wanted to tune some more!!!

I finally ended up here,

An Evol HPS Shooting 18.13 for 135 shots a fill at ~30 FPE , extremely quiet, extremely docile, and extremely accurate with such a light projectile.

I then got rid of all my MRDs. LMFAO!

I am loving the addition of the MDTTAC stock (the LOP is perfect for me) but I am still finding it hard to get comfortable behind the high scope , I noticed this when it was on my HUBEN at NAC, as well as when it was on the HPS with its original magpul PRS stock. I am thinking about going with a smaller objective lens to bring the centerline of the scope closer to the centerline of the barrel and provide me with a more comfortable position. Something with a better eye box and eye relief for me too. I realize if I go below 50mm objective I may sacrifice some mag.

Now there is a definite following with this caliber , which I am not one of. Hence the post. Me shying away has nothing to do with any monty python "biggest dicchus" attitude, in fact it is my arthritis making handling and loading said projectiles a challenge- thereby minimizing enjoyment in my desired hobby. Putting that aside, why is the 177 cal prefered over the 22 by such a good portion of shooters? Cost is virtually the same that I had observed. Ok , I give the flatter trajectory, cool. I have yet to see this appeal specifically, but there is obviously, just look at all the varied weights you can get today. JSB even came out with a 16g, the 177 version of the monster redesign. The 177 field has expanded big time, the primary benefit looks to be target shooting, or hunting / pesting applications to really test ones skill. I know almost nothing about this caliber, so 177 folks, fill me in.

It is claimed that the 22 caliber is THE most popular caliber in airgun use today. There is plenty of reason to believe that. The weight range of 22 cal pellets is impressive. Cost per pellet is also substantially beneficial versus their larger caliber counterparts. The recent increase in power of the guns has expanded the versatility of this caliber with slugs and monster redesigns. Both in target and hunting. Their economical nature versus the 25 caliber also elevates their standing with both pellets and slugs. I prefer 25 caliber, but 22 caliber has made big advances and I'm gaining new respect for them.

I really need a camera for this , I double taped a sparrow with 22 JTS pellet , This is the second time I have done this and its pretty hard to pull off , You have to be very smooth pulling trigger twice very fast , But you know you double tapped with the explosion of feathers and nothing left of the sparrow , Took about 10 tries but practice makes you better, I could take a picture but do you really want to see just the feet and part of the head, I have eight PCPs and I rotate one a week and this week is the Huben week, I got to say this gun is sick, Its bad, If i could just put a Mutant trigger and a Mutant type magazine on this gun I might sell my other guns and buy more Hubens. Oh this tick shot was at 42 yards.
Mike

.22 long, .217 23g H&N slugs, 935'ish fps. 100 yds. Big fatty too. I knew I connected but as the grass was kind of deep, and I was below him ... I didn't see him when he initially went down. I kept looking through the scope and then saw the "helicopter tail". Booyah. I took him off the roof of the car which you can see down near the farm equipment. #8 on the year, #3 with this Taipan.

Rifle is in great condition. Bluing is excellent, the stock is in great condition with a few smalls marks. The double action and single action function very smoothly. Rifle has the power kit installed(power valve, hammer spring, and transfer port).

$425 - for rifle, 3 .22 mags, .25 cal conversion kit(barrel and 2 mags), fill probe

$350 - for the rifle with 3 mags and fill probe

$125 - .25 cal conversion kit (barrel + 2 mags)

Buyer pays shipping. Zelle, Venmo, PayPal, money order, cashiers check are accepted forms of payment.

Gun is like new, .25 cal and have the delta wolf programmer. Included. Have done some modifications to port and shoots 37 gr zan over 1000fps. 34 gr are around 1060. Asking 2000 shipped. Also have extra magazine. Can be reached at 512-216-9120 have paperwork and everything . Scope not included

I have completed just over a dozen Notos bottle conversions using an Amazon purchased drop-block and wish to bring some of the challenges to light and discuss the issues I have found with the parts and fit-up.

First off is thread pitch, thread angle and such:

The thread pitch of the air block on your Notos to the drop block is M16X1MM. The air block needs a bottoming tap, this means that the tap has to have a flat end, no point.

The tap has to cut clean threads, you need to use cutting fluid and do short cuts, clear the threads often.

Thread pitch of the block gauge and foster fill fitting are both M10X1MM tapered threads. Please dont use non-HPA hardware and ALWAYS hand-thread the fitting all the way to the bottom of the hole before wrenching on them. Both holes also require that the fitting contacts the white teflon/nylon washer before tightening. The angle and thread tip are also specific to HPA

Second is the drop-block:

Every drop-block is threaded a little differently from the factory. Be aware that your drop-block may not clock with the air-block or it may be a perfect fit! PLEASE try to hand fit your air-block to your drop-block first before you send it off to be converted.

Third is the regulator:

When purchasing a regulator, make sure you purchase one with the pressure you want for the speed you are looking for. My Notos was set to 2200 psi on the regulator, I purchased the same and I still get around 750 fps.

You have two options when it comes to the plunger where the reg attaches to the drop-block. The first is to make a pin that fits inside the drop-block that will depress the plunger inn the reg, allowing air to pass from the regulator to the gun. This is a safety device and "allows" the bottle to be removed from the drop-block without the bottle emptying catastrophically.

The second option is to simply remove the end of the regulator and pull out the plunger, reattach the end and attach it to the drop-block. The safety is missing but is it actually needed?

I do provide a service to convert your Notos but you can do the conversion yourself as well with some tools. Good luck and good shootin!

I remember in the 70s, before the R1 and I think before the Beeman Kodiak, Crow Magnum and Beeman RX1, there were 3 magnum springers. I remember the FWB 124, HW 35 and a Wischo ???? (not sure at all on the name or model). Does anybody know the last gun and/or post a picture. Love to get my hands on one but bet they are rare and expensive. Back in the 70s, were there other magnum springers I missed??? Thank you.

Does anyone here have any accurate data on stock R9 FPE or velocities at 50 with popular pellet brands ..Jsb,H&N..Etc ...14.66 to 15.89 grn...thanks in advance

The .30 cal was just serviced by AOA about 5 months ago. They resealed the gun and changed all the orings, and rebuilt the regulator. I've put about 5 tins through it and have taken iguanas up to 146yds. Y'all can look up one of my posts. She has a few soft scartches but nothing you can feel or see without looking for it. Except for at the very end, near the picatini rail on the stock. The guns comes with 2 magazines.


Bobcat 30 - $700 O.B.O Shipping included

Like new, Gurlleu Carbon Fiber tank, 30cf/ 3L, CE approved. has the upgraded valve.
Has safety burst disk and release valve, Din type
$250 shipped

Today I wanted to shoot special. And I did, these are .20 cal. I just put a scope this morning on the HW30 and 50. The 30 started the round taking a few minutes to zero it at 30 yds.This is one of my newest from AOA along with the 50 and 95. I’ll keep this 30 forever. So unique.
The HW50 needed zeroing as well. Another dream rifle in the works. Piss off, having so much fun a Dear fly got me on the ankle. Another AOA special the 95. This is a stupid accurate gun for very new. I had nothing this couldn’t hit up to 35 yds. Going to be a keeper once the springs get changed.
Now this baby has a Vortek spring but still waiting for the piston seal. Absolutely the most amazing rifle to own. When it’s on the rack light emits from it.It’s hard to miss your mark, it’s that good. 25-35 yd.
This next puppy a HW90, I thought it would have a hard time following the 97‘s performance. This 90 is a leader , not a follower. The sounds that come from this gun are the 90’s only. Turned down to 18 bars seems to turn this gun into a magician. It’s more cost with the gauge and pump, but they turn turn this gun into a mind boggling miracle.This gun has a virus that makes you want more. Definitely in a league of its own.
The last is a R9. It is identical to the 95. I think this Beeman was the one that converted me to be a sinner of shooting the .20. The Dark side.A tac driver.
I really don’t under stand why the .20 cal. seems to be so superior over the other cal. IMO.
I like handling them over .177, not as much fumbling. Been using JSB 13.??
Even when hitting spinners they hit the spinner in the center.
Would like a 77 and 98 in .20 cal.
‘These are current. I’ve never seen or had a chance for an older classic .20 cal.
AGS has had .20 JSB’s in stock last few months. Never been an issue.
All the guns above get a 5 star ratting.
Do you find the .20 cal. superior over the .177 and .22?
Crow

Ive decided to sell my Thomas .177 custom benchrest air rifle #0311

I waited almost 20 months for this gun and I am now shooting N50 br.
Anyone on the Thomas list has a 12 month MINIMUM wait for one of mikes rifles.

This gun has two barrels. 20” and 24”
There are also 8 jets so you can shoot from sub 12 wrabf rules Benchrest to 33fpe open class, and whatever in between. Mike included 3 original jets and I have since made several more.

Included is a Donny fl 16mm moderator adapter, 8 jets for power adjustment, 2 barrels (20” and 24”) one is a poly barrel and the other is regular barrel. I am also including 4 tins of 13.43 jsb monster redesigned, 3 tins of 16.20 jsb beasts
Rifle # 0311 with purple color stock.
You will probably get over 200 shots with 3200psi fill sub 12fpe.
Does not include scope or rest shown in the pictures. Price is for rifle and extras mentioned only .
$3400 is for everything including the xtra barrel, moderator adapter, and pellets.
If you have been looking for a Thomas , here’s your chance, and no year+ wait .
No trades .

e-bay special? https://www.ebay.com/itm/385742737942?

Serious question tho I agree it would look weird. Including any shroud still being shorter than the bottle length. Are there safety concerns.
I am looking at RTI p3 or 2 compact. Or a brk ghost compact.
With the bottle stored separate in the pack, a longer bottle would fit easily in the pack. But is there any danger of the pellet or slug hitting the bottle if it extends couple inches past the barrel???
I appreciate those knowledgeable helping me understand why I have not seen this in the wild. Thanks

I have one High-Performance 1" Dia. .22 caliber TKO Stage-V Airgun Suppresser with 1/2-20 for sale - $65 ship conus only

Will take PayPal or Venmo

For two friends from US and a friend from Holland, three sets of high efficiency quality tested parts for RAW HM1000X are ready for dispatch.

70cc and 80cc external plenums
High efficiency valves
Anti hammer bounce devices

Regards,

Umair Bhaur

Selling a very nice Hawke Frontier 3-18x50 MRAD scope. It's in like new condition and comes with Vortex picatinny mounts, sunshade, and Hawke metal scope caps.
These scopes sell for about $1300 new. I'm asking $750 shipped in the lower 48.
Paypal or USPS Money Order

hello
what you think about this liner?
which pellets and slugs will be ok in weight?
thanks

Ok, quick back story, popped the rail on my Maverick VP .25 to see if it was a 20 moa, wasn't, took pics, sent to FX. Put rail back on, I'll SWEAR I didn't over torque anything, I learned my lesson on that many decades ago. Decided today to pop of the 0 rail and put on the 20moa rail, screw one, loose, screw two, loose, screw 3 loose, screw 4...screw you. Ok went and got something for a smidge more torque, NOT a ball nose, not happening, no way and of course there goes the allen head. even tried the tighten a tad and loosen routing and nope I'm screwed. Of course it's the one that is under the rail so not easy to get to. Because I do have spare rails and the 20moa I was going to install, I could cut it apart. I'm open to suggestions, I really don't want to try to heat it and with the head messed up now it might be useless. I'm thinking the next thing is a LH drill and an easy out, or LH drill remove the head then hope there is enough sticking up to grab with vice grips and a smidge of heat. Or just leave it and let it gnaw on me forever. Suggestions welcome after you stop laughing.