Hello looking for an extended cheek pad/riser for a RTI priest/prophet that extends to in front go the magazine as well, the longest one I have found is the one offered by Airgun Heaven and that stops at the back of the magazine. Any info on one either to buy or what you are using would be greatly appreciated. Thank you Eric

No cherry picking, just as I shot them after work today. Bipod front fist as rear, singly loaded. As you can see groups 1-3 and 6, each had a friggin’ trigger induced flyer. Group 5, I don’t know what happened.Am hoping that after a couple tins that the trigger lightens up. It’s much heavier than on my Atomic XR.

Brocock ranger xr in 25 cal with 1 mag,rings pictured not on gun,single tray,riser and paperwork that came with it. No scope!

1000.00 shipped

Hey guys..HW98 Is a great gun and deserves a nice stock I was never a big fan of what ever It Is they put an the grip and fore stock feels more like 80 grit sand paper . Anyway a new custom thumb hole stock on the way should be next Monday . .

Pics to follow .

Used in mint condition. Was mounted on my HW 97K for around 3 years. It has a custom reticle that I am showing in the photos (taken with my phone). Scope has lifetime warranty (see below).

I also have Sportsmatch 1-Pc Adjustable Mount w/1" Rings, High, 9.5-11mm Dovetail that I can include for additional $30.
See photo for scope specifications.

reviews


Leupold Warranty (from Leupold site)
"If any Leupold Golden Ring product is found to have defects in materials or workmanship, we will, at our option, repair or replace it. Free. Even if you are not the original owner. No warranty card required. No time limit applies."

Leupold VX-II scopes are fully sealed and are designed to be waterproof and fog proof.


Asking $275 shipped CONUS + $30 if you want the mount.

As many know here I've had the privilege to own many different guns over the whole spectrum of budgets from say the lowly Benjamin Maximus to the top notch AAA Evol. Enjoyed most, some I didn't care for. But I gotta say one of the most bang for your buck guns out there has been the Umarex Notos. I was looking for a little gun to get for shooting pigeons that roost in our barn. Nothing special and preferred to be lower powered. Everyone kept talking about the Notos. I even made a thread telling people to talk me out of it hoping that people that had it maybe didn't enjoy it so I would move on and keep looking. A $250 gun can't be that good right? Boy was I wrong. I pushed it off as long as I could but once PA had them in stock I caved. Upon receiving I have taken probably 60 pigeons from our barn with it. Now I've shot it more than that just plinking at dirt clods or spinners cause it's just fun to shoot but being put to work it does an excellent job. I gotta say only hang up has been the stock mag is ok at best. Just got a CARM 12 shot for it and much better now. I gotta give it to the Notos for my uses it's been arguably the best bang for the buck gun I've shot to this day. Not my best gun and there's been others that I think were more than worth the money, but something about this Notos just really impresses me.



What, in your opinion, has been your best bang for the buck PCP?

I'm looking at the JTS Aircuda Standard in .25 ?
Any recent reviews ?
Not my first PCP but would be my first .25

Hello everyone, I hope you're all doing well...
I've recently come across the new Hatsan's line of traditional springers and gas-ram air rifles titled ZADA, alongside which, they've also updated the venerable mod. 125 rifle from their magnum line of break barrels. This newest model has got a skeletonized stock, which I personally don't really like, because it'll most certainly throw the gun off balance and leave it almost exclusively front heavy among the rest of the 125 versions. I reckon they've made this decision, because they wanted to reduce the overall weight of the gun and make it more manageable to shoot - it does have a pistol grip after all, but I'd much rather have a solid, synthetic stock than a skeletonized one, making the gun front heavy. On the other hand, what I really like about this one is that it comes with almost the same rubberized muzzle end, like most of their other break barrels have, which is also hooded in addition to that of the previous models, which all have an exposed front post (save for the very early 125s with really short muzzle end blocks, those had a covered front post sight).

Other than that, I didn't really notice anything new, but hey, it's a new version/iteration in their line of 125s... So far we've got the thumbhole stock version, the standard 125, Dominator verison, the 125 Sniper... maybe there are even more, that I haven't listed here ( We're talking about the 125 model here, exclusively! ).

So, does anybody have this new PRO model, what else is different about this one from the older ones? Does it have a different finish on it, perhaps an oversized-bore issue?
Let me know, if anybody's got this thing in possession, I'm really curious about it

Here's the link to one of these guns: https://www.balistas.com/hatsan-125-pro-5-5mm

I just came across this in my Instagram feed. Is this a new or updated AAA EVOL model in the works or something available? Too bad Dana left AGN. Hopefully Tom will chime in.

The following complete lot is available for shipping within the USA.

Based upon the prices of the can's new I estimate the total value here to be around 90$

I am asking $55 shipped to anywhere in the USA!

• JSB Match Diabolo Hades .22 Cal, 15.89 Grain, Hollowpoint - QTY 2 FULL NEW Cans and 1 Can half full = estimated 1200 pellets​

• H&N Sniper Light .22 Pellets 14.04 Grain -QTY 2 FULL NEW Cans and 1 Can half full = estimated 700 pellets​

• H&N Baracuda Light .22 Pellets 21.14 Grain -QTY 1 FULL NEW Can *HAS DENT and 1 Can mostly full = estimated 300 pellets​

• RWS Superdome .22 Pellets 14.5 Grain - QTY 1 can mostly full = estimated 180
  ​

How do I send a pm to someone selling in the classifieds? Do I have to get verified or something?

After shooting A LOT with the Panthera and picking again the Sidewinder, now I am ready to give my opinion in the comparison of this two rifles:

- Both rifles are equally accurate. SUPER ACCURATE !!!

- The Sidewinder is more powerful and easier to adjust the power up and down than the Panthera

- The Sidewinder is much more comfortable to shoulder than the Panthera. Far away !!

- In the case of the Panthera I received, the trigger is far away of being good. The one on the Sidewinder is better, and the one of my Wolverines and many others, are much better.

- The configuration in the Panthera having a 580 cc bottle in the front and 300 cc bottle in the rear gives much more shots per fill than those expected from the Sidewinder.

- The Sidewinders feels lighter than this Panthera.

It would be an act of show off ( that is not pretended at all ) to share a comparison of groups of those two rifles at my longest target distance that is, actually, 85 yards. But I can truly testify that both rifles are more accurate than my skills as shooter. That mean that without wind, a pellet on pellet at that distance is perfectly possible with both rifles.

I am wanting a new rifle even though nothing is wrong with my Hatsan 44 in 22 cal. It is a rabbit killing machine out at my desert compound.
My new rifle will be a 25 cal and I am trying to decide between the Nicksan Ozark,and the Taipan Veteran II. Both look amazing for my use. I have 42 acres so neighbors aren't an issue.
Most of my shots are no more than a 100 yards maybe a little more. Any opinions would be welcome, thanks
Terry

Pellets and slugs. Some are sealed, some are opened, some are old. .22, .25, and .177 calibers.
What you see is what you get. I opened the non-full tins to give you an idea of how much is left. Package deal only.
Not pictured in overall package pic - 1 full box of .25 ZAN slugs.

Click on the thumbnails for a larger pic.

$100 shipped conus. PayPal F&F preferred or add 3.5%
Will be shipped in a flat rate shipping box. All tins will be taped closed to help prevent opening during shipping.

Hi , I'm looking for a PCP a bit different from the well-known brands . So I wonder if a Beaumont Grizzly in .22 , 110 Ft/lb could be worthwile to get. I didn't find a lot of reviews on YouTube about this gun , so I should need some help from guys who own one ; accuracy , reliability , maintenance .....how does it compare to other high priced airguns ? It will be use for long range target shooting .

So if somebody of you could give me experiences about this gun , I'll appreciate a lot . Due to the cost ( about $ 3200 ) , I want to be sure not to throw my money away .

Thanks

Aldea6

All three SIG Sauer Rifles in this package deal!
All have the original boxes. All have been used but are in decent shape.
Pretty neat to get 3 styles of air rifle in one deal... PCP, Co2, and Springer.

I think the the .22 cal ASP20 is a wonderful springer and I enjoyed owning it and shooting it! There are some light scratches on the right side of the grip.

The .22 cal Semi-auto Virtus PCP is a fun rifle! It's got a small issue though. The fill valve is leaking. I was going to fix it and ask more for this package but, I simply do not have the time. I would imagine a quick call to Sig could get a new Foster fill valve headed your way and replacing it is as simple as unscrewing the old and screwing back in the new.

The .177 cal MCX Co2 powered rifle is a cool one. It uses the 88 or 90 gram Co2 cartridges for propellant. I went through about 6 cartridges enjoying this rifle. It may or may not need a new sealing o-ring. I don't recall the last time I shot it and don't have any Co2 to try it out or include with it.

Also included are 4 magazines and 8 pellet belts! This design, while functional, has been known to jam or misfire from time to time. I experienced this a number of times when shooting rapid fire. I do tend to test the limitations when it comes to speed shooting so, perhaps I was just over stressing the system?

$600 shipped, Conus only. PayPal F&F preferred or add 3.5%.
Rifles will be shipped double boxed in 2-3 separate boxes.

Happy Shooting!

Hello fellow Airgun Enthusiasts. I am new to this forum and this is my first post.

I would like to have a fx company recommended tuning for my FX Impact M3 for shooting 22 cal. H&N 23 gr slug HP.

I have a stock Fx Impact M3 with a 1:24 twist rate line so I can only shoot slugs upto 23 gr (as mentioned on the fx USA website)(https://fxairguns-usa.com/fx-superior-stx-liner-twist-rates/).

I would also like to know different make and weight slugs that would work best for my Impact M3.

Thank you
Talha

Sorry this is a picture I just didn't feel like rewriting it from another thread. Also before you read this just know that I am not trying to put NSA slugs down I think that they make a very consistent slugs but I have had better luck with h&n heavies 38 grain slugs in my gun just for reference the h&n slugs are going an average of 1018 fps and the NSA 38.5gr slugs are going an average of 1009 fps.

I am about 2/3 of the way sorting through 10 tins of JSB King Heavy MKII for head size. So far, about 60% are 6.37mm, 30% 6.38mm, and 10% 6.36mm. My goal is to ascertain the accuracy relevance of head size to weight. Once I get them sorted bu head size, then I will sort for weight within .10 grain tolerances and see how much better matched head sizes and weights do compared to just shooting from the tin as they come out.

Yesterday, I took my Skout and shot two groups of each head size, without regard to weight differentials, in near perfect wind conditions. The distance was 86.5 yards. As you can see below, the 6.37 and 6.38 head sizes performed much better than the 6.36. It will be interesting to see how they compare when I have the weights matched as well.

Using a Pelletgage for the sorting. Bought it direct last week and received great service.

I've added a couple of PCPs to my traditional springer collection and am looking for ideas on how to wall mount thumbhole stocked rifles in a rack configuration.
The current rack I'm using has fixed width holders that work just fine with my existing collection.
For the thumbhole stocks, I'm thinking that this style may work: https://www.holdupdisplays.com/products/hardwood-horizontal-fishing-rod-and-gun-rack
Thoughts/suggestions welcome.
I'd rather not relegate the thumbholes to a closet for storage.

Thanks in advance
Gilberca

Even though it is hotter than blazes here in central Oklahoma, I needed to sight in two of my rifles on which I had put new scopes and rings . . . the .22 BSA Scorpion Multi-shot and the .22 Akela. Set up new targets at 28 yards and had alot of fun getting them both shooting their best. Used the FX crony to check the speed and energy of various pellets (11.5s 14.4s and 18.1s) The Scorpion is the only rifle that likes the Predator light weight non-lead pellets. It is currently tuned at around 22 fpe with the 11.5 Predators and the Akela around 26 fpe with the 18.1 JTS. I refilled both rifles to their maximum recommended psi and put them back in the safe. The other rifles looked up at me with a sad puppy dog look in their eye, so I took out the .25 FX Crown and then the .25 Caiman X and put them through their paces. Refilled the Crown and put her back in the safe, but left the Caiman out on the porch in the tri-pod. Gonna wait for it to cool off this evening and try to get a few starlings. All of these rifles are tuned for quiet backyard pesting, so I can pick anyone of them to take out and shoot without problems. That is the kind of shooting I enjoy. Very relaxing. Hardly a bird flying right now. I think they are all trying to keep cool in the shade of the trees and bushes. Only the Mockingbirds, Robins and woodpeckers are visiting the feeders. Tomorrow, I'll work with some of the other rifles just waiting to impress me with their accuracy . . . .22 BSA Defiant, .177 BSA R10, .22 Daystate Air Wolf, .20 Daystate Regal, .22 Air Arms 510S, .22 Zbroia Hortitsia and .30 EVOL Paradigm. Oh, the depths of the rabbit hole! Happy Independence Day to all.

Put the saline bottle on end, got three hits culminating in that exact center hit, also put two into the beer can on end. Sending CPHPs, TP on high… Currently getting seven magazines from a full fill, plus a few more off the regulator. This gun can shoot.

I've picked it up late afternoon today and haven't got much time to play with it.

Tomorrow morning, early, I'll go out and shoot it.
Since I live in a city, nearest place where I can shoot it is about 25 minutes drive away.

Finish looks really nice and looks high quality made.

I've put Delta Javelin 4.5-30 on it on a low rings (only ones that I have for a 34mm scope) and I think I'll need higher ones. I do see a full picture but I feel it's not a natural and relaxed head position.

I usually tune my air rifles late when I have time all to myself (it's 23:20 now in this part of the world) but this thing is a CANNON!

There is no way that I can shoot it in my basement, I'll wake up the whole house.

Regarding that, pressure on both regs seem quite high.
As per manual, for this calibre and barrel length it should be between 800 and 1400 psi, mine is 1750 psi
Low pressure regulator is at 170 psi
Both seem to be too high as far as I understood from the writings and the videos about Epoch

I'm aware that this is a shorter barrel but still pressure is higher than should be by the manual

I'll check the speed with 25 and 34 grain pellets first thing in the morning and I hope that it will shoot really hot so I can dial it down.

Could anyone with a 25 cal share their reg settings?
For both regs

Thanks
Walt

will cleaning pellets harm your rifle in any way,I know that you are not supposed to dry fire an HW30...