Looking for to get a spotting scope for 100 yard shooting. What do you say is the minimum power I need to see .22 holes with?
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I want to check out this thread but it won't let me

The FX Dynamic is a pneumatic rifle built for more than competition. It’s a rifle that wants to hunt. Harnessing technology at the forefront of airgun performance, the Dynamic brings higher air capacity and configurations than its competition focused sister rifle, the FX Panthera. The Dynamic also includes a .35 caliber option that will allow up to 200 ft lbs of energy while maintaining world-class FX accuracy and precision.


This purpose-built slug rifle utilizes its namesake breech block. The Dynamic block has a one-piece, compact, short-impulse/high-power balanced valve which is both extremely efficient while also allowing a tremendous and precise amount of air with each shot. Tuned properly the rifle will achieve low single digit standard deviations, one of just many advantages the FX Dynamic offers.


The block is fed by the cutting-edge Over-The-Barrel Power Plenum, a design only found with FX. This allows multiple plenum lengths to be employed to match the caliber and power of the rifle. This plenum also applies consistent regulated pressure to strengthen barrel rigidity.


The FX Dynamic can be built and offered in multiple configurations:

• The Dynamic Express has a 480cc carbon fiber bottle placed directly behind the action with a molded tank cover, cheek rest & butt pad. In front of the action is a 14.75” long Arca rail complete with M-LOK sections, bridge and a barricade block.
• The Dynamic Double Express replaces the front Arca rail with an additional bottle. This allows for an immense amount of onboard air storage that can easily surpass 1,000cc of air volume.
• The Dynamic AR uses a front placed carbon fiber bottle and replaces the rear bottle with a folding AR stock receiver (AR stock and buffer tube sold separately).
• The rifle will also be offered in the budget friendly Dynamic VP configuration. The rear bottle is a 400cc aluminum bottle (still wrapped with the FX molded cheek cover and butt pad). The VP ships without a hardcase and is also without the front FX arca rail, leaving it bare for future upgrades or to be configured to shooters needs.

All configurations will be offered in .177, .22, .25, .30 & .35 calibers. Three barrel lengths will be available, the Dynamic 500, 600 & 700 (corresponding to barrel length). The Dynamic 600 & 700 ship with the FX Superior Slug liner as standard. The Dynamic 500 uses the standard FX Superior STX barrel liner (500mm heavy liners are sold separately).

I have resisted this as I sort bullets for my long range PB shooting, not my favorite task. So yesterday I sorted 2 different pellets. First thing I learned......It's laughable they even mark a size on the tin. One tin I it took over 50 pellets to find one as labeled. The other tin it took over 20. Second thing I learned. There was a size my. 177 TX200 preferred. Third, different sizes have a different POI. The difference is small but it does add to your group size shooting unsorted. Overall opinions, first pellets are junk.....secondly for optimum performance it is a must. These were both the same brand, I will try some others. I expect I will get similar results.

This is an Air Arms 510 XS Ultimate Sporter that is set up in a TDR stock configuration. It is a regulated .22 that works and functions as it should. Comes with two magazines. Scope is not included. I do not have the original stock or box for it, this is how I got it from Pyramyd Air. Price is $850 shipped to the lower 48. Payment by USPS money order or cashiers check. If you'd like more pics or have questions PM me.

Still available: this is an accurate rifle that is inexpensive to run and a dream to hold. Too much gun, perhaps, for a child or young/small teen (or a sixty-something with autoimmune problems) but a worthwhile buy for indoor precision shooting. Take a second look!

Beeman branded CO2 target rifle in .177 in a beautiful thumb hole stock. Uses two 12 Oz cartridges for a confirmed 65 consistent shots. Has the front inserts and rear hooded peep sight. This is a cock-on-close bolt system that takes some hand strength to use. Beyond my endurance and stability to use now.

Price is $100 firm, seller pays for shipping.

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The CO2 loading process is finicky and I've experimented with various O-ring materials at the fill cap. Best I can say is review the advice given by Dr Beeman in years past and be  patient when trying to switch out caplets.



Safety switch is damaged and left in fire position. As the rifle is cock-on-close this is not, in my opinion, an issue requiring correction.

just wondering if anyone has a suggestion to stretch out the range of my American tactical liberty nova 22.. I can get 2 inch groups at 160 yards but if I go back to 170 yards I pretty much miss a 24 inch target and it's all over the place.. the liberty nova is a prerunner of the avenger but it only has the tank gauge and the port adjustment like the average x.. so I have tried several different pellets, all similar results.. haven't tried lead rounds yet and I was thinking about trying lead slugs but I don't want to buy a box of ammo that I can't shoot.. does anyone have any suggestions on the caliber for the slugs? any other ideas.. I can easily hit the target with 22 rimfire at 1/4 mile but I really want to stretch out the airgun.. or am I just at it's limit?
Mark

FX Impact Slug A 30cal 700mm Barrel Kit * with FX factory old moderator​

plus 1 .30 - 23 rounds metal magazine​

1 .30 22 rounds 3D printed from Orion iguana hunter
1, 14 rounds Metal Magazine
plus carbon fiber liner sleeve
plus i will included the original pallet liner
almost new barrel never used only test speed
$290 plus $45 shipping Only US

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I've been trying out different trigger setups for my two Royale 400's and having some fun. I decided to put a Boss trigger in one and leave the other one stock and tune them both to the best of my abilities. Here are the results after one day of tuning.
Boss trigger....well getting it in and even close to ready to tune is a pain. I've found that the adj screw in the intermediate lever is used to get the sear to trip within the adjustment range of the first and second stage screws on the trigger lever. Once properly set, you have a very narrow range of adjustment of stages. I also had some binding on the housing that needed attention. The best I got was a miniscule 1st stage and a solid wall with about 10oz trigger. Good but not match by any means. There is no return of 1st stage, but I'm pretty sure I can adjust that in once I get it properly tuned. This is one weird trigger design, but I think once it's figured out, I can make it much lighter. Some of the problems I'm having stem from not having proper 3mm flat head screws to mount the trigger block. More work to be done.

Stock trigger...I decided to just tune, no polishing on this first run. By clipping the spring and adjusting the screws I ended up with a very reasonable 1 stage with maybe 2 Oz and a second stage wall which was easy to feel and a 6 oz trigger. The trigger does not return after first stage take up, but you still enjoy the safety of greater sear engagement. Definitely match grade here. With some more work, polishing and moly lube, it might even return on first stage, but I'm really happy with the super clean release.

After the first day of tinkering, I'm thinking I can make the stock trigger better with less work. I'm really not hung up on the first stage return as I almost never decide to not shoot after commiting. I'm also going to watch some videos and read the Boss manual for some pointers.

Whichever one sells first I will keep the other one.

1- AccuTac Bipod BR4 G2. It has been used once in my backyard on a bench. Perfect condition- $265.00 shipped in original box. Paypal F&F or add 3%
1 Accu-Shot Atlas BT 10 V8 bipod. It has been used 4-5 times in my backyard. Perfect condition- $190.00 shipped. Paypal F&F or add 3%.
Be sure and check out my feedback scores, they are perfect. Thanks.

Is there a specific twist rate that is typicly used for slugs? vs Pellets?

Also, should a slug barrel always be unchoked?

I have been asked to help develop a slug barrel, but I think the company may be off track, they sent me 2 choked LW barrels. (that shoot like crap).

Thanks guys! -Nate

I have a talon .22cal.. this was a talon ss but switched out the barrel for a 18in barrel.. comes with mad dog target stock.. (the stock has a few bumps and a small crack but it's been fixed with epoxy .. you can see it in the pic..).. has a Donnyfl adapter.. everything works as it should. This little 22 will put out over 60fpe.. great little gun but I want to try a good Springer.. I would like one in 22cal .. plz let me know what you have.. thanks

So I got this rare stock Diana 34 .177 cal. Found it for $55. Turns out it did not need a single thing. Cocked real smooth and no spring twang. Being the man I am…I opened it up regardless. Seal was a little chipped, but I had a new one on hand. Replaced that. Guide rod was loose. To remedy that issue (for all those tuners out there this is something cool I picked up if you want to fit a guide rod on a budget)…you bend the spring slightly on one end. Then when you insert the factory guide rod…it will straighten the spring out and fit real snug. I also installed a PTFE sleeve. There is absolutely zero spring noise. Re-lubed and reassembled.

The bluing was rusty on some parts. Removed the rust and now I intend to cold blue. Not really going after a perfect finish since it is a $55 rifle. Rifling looks good.

What I need opinions on is…how should I go about the stock? I want to keep the red paint...should I just can it? What paint would match the current paint?

You don't see these too often. A BSA Lightning with Volumetric Mod. This is the British Version made in Birmingham England. Weighs 6.1 lbs., Overall length 37", Used very little. . Comes with BSA 3-12 scope & mounts
Asking $350 plus shipping. Prefer PayPal F&F

For Sale is an excellent condition Daystate Pulsar in .177. Green synthetic stock. Normal wear on scope mounting points and magazine insert/pellet probe. One of the last pulsars in serial number 3 New style magazines included with the rechargeable battery. Paypal friends and family : 1500 plus shiping costs from AZ. Non friends and family add the going paypal fees. Pictures will be added soon. I also have an ad for a caliber swap for anyone interested. Suppressor and scope rings not included. Not sure if warranty is active or transferrable so assume it is not. Gun is close to new. More pictures on requests. Ebay feedback can be checked at: muller1121
Jeff

Like new DonnyFL Sumo 22/25 with 1/2 X 20 threads. I used it with a .22 caliber.

In perfect condition. $125.00 shipped. Paypal F&F or add 3%.

Be sure and checkout my feedback, it's flawless.

Hi Friends! Selling my beloved Atomic.

It's in perfect working condition and excellent cosmetically! I upgraded to the Pathfinder and can't keep both.

It is super smooth shooting and will launch slugs and heavier projectiles. My favorite is 25grain JSB ultrashocks.

Gun is shipping from California. My price is $890shipped, brand new is $1,100.
This is the exactly model: https://www.airgunsofarizona.com/precharged-pcp/brocock-atomic-xr-compact-carbine-.22/

Hey hay, I won a ridiculously nice scope at RMAC, in the raffle. Any tips or tricks to temp mounting a scope without marking it? I’d love to experience it mounted, before trying to decide whether I can justify keeping it. Short of just a wrap of wide teflon tape, any better ideas? Thanks for any suggestions.

Complete Package! Almost new and everything works.

Package includes: Labradar, Tripod, Case, Airgun Trigger, and Laser pointer/aiming device'

All for $600 Free shipping

You are looking for a decent springer, new, used doesn't matter. What do you look at?

I reported conner holifield. The mods said the issue was resolved.

Now, none of the threads involving him will pull up. There could be information I'm interested in those threads (possibly not).

What I'm curious in was he blocked from me by the mods or did they ban him and his posts.

Can anyone still pull up his name and see his posts.

Thanks

Hello everyone, I hope you are all doing well and had a great weekend!
I haven’t been posting much here on AGN over the last year or so but had some really cool things happen at RMAC this year. A lot of really terrific people doing awesome stuff for my boys, so I really wanted to share it with you guys.

First, I’d like to thank Joe Wayne Rhea of Cyclops Videos for his generosity. He’s always willing to help, whether it’s helping one of my boys carry their equipment, buying them something to drink or offering to be a “runner” if anybody needed anything. Without me knowing, he gave both of my boys some cash so they could buy extra raffle tickets and hopefully win something they wanted at the raffle. Joe is one of those guys that does something like that, not so people know about it, but instead, just to be a good guy. He doesn’t need to be known as a good guy…He just is! If you haven’t heard, Joe’s been doing these kind of kind acts for years! He’s one of the great ones! Joe, the other thing you did for my boys has them both super excited! THANK YOU! You’re the man! We all thank you from the bottom of our hearts!

My son Alex(15yrs) and my son Cooper(13yrs) had just finished shooting their benchrest cards on day two. We were standing around the benches talking with everyone while the next relay was preparing for their turn to shoot. My son Coop heard Adam Scherer of Team Saber Tactical on the phone with someone, freaking out because he forgot his bipod and didn’t have enough time to go get it. Cooper didn’t know Adam but walked over anyway and offered Adam his Accu Tac WB4 bipod for the upcoming relay. Adam graciously accepted, shot his card and then came to find us later to return the bipod. Adam returned the bipod, said thank you and that was that… Or so we thought.

Cooper was the only one of us to make the benchrest finals. He shot in the finals on Sunday and put up his personal best. What a stud, I couldn’t have been more proud. Needless to say, he was very excited to go to the Banquet and award ceremony, hoping to get on the podium. When the top finishers were called to the podium during the award ceremony, Cooper was disappointed to find out that he did not make it but was happy with his performance and having a great time. Here’s where it gets good…

One of the giveaways was for an FX Crown laminate… For $350, you get the opportunity to pick one of the 10 cases on stage, one of which had a beautiful FX Crown laminate inside. We did not enter this giveaway but when the time came to start, Adam Scherer got up on stage and called Cooper up there with him. He had paid $350 for Cooper to have an opportunity to win the Crown. What a great guy and super cool thing to do! Cooper did not win the Crown but did win a $100 UA gift card, a couple of sun shirt and about 5 t-shirts. The point isn’t whether he won or lost, it‘s that Adam was generous and really made Cooper feel great. And all for just loaning Adam his bipod. I’m getting all choked up now, while I’m writing this, it was just a very generous thing for Adam to do! I’ll never forget it. When I thanked Adam, he said, “I don’t have very many opportunities to look cool, I need to take them when I get the chance.” Getting to know you this week, I certainly don’t believe than for a second! Thank you!

About five minutes later, while the raffle progressed, Eiden Hansen, who many of you may know from American Airgunner, wins a Hatsan Vectic airgun and scope combo. Eiden goes up on stage to get it, walks it right over to Cooper and tells him he had heard what he did for Adam... “This airgun and scope are yours!” He gives it all to Cooper, gives him a hug and tells him “that was awesome!” Again, just so freakin’ cool! I was sitting at the table teary eyed for the second time in a half hour! Thank you Eiden!

As the raffle began to wind down, the one thing that Cooper really wanted to win, the Masterpiece Arms chassis for his RAW was about ready to be announced. Miraculously, they called Cooper’s name as the winner! Sorry Michael! Cooper was ecstatic, not only for the chassis he had won but also for the generosity showed by everyone involved. Who knows, he may have won because of one of the extra tickets he bought, courtesy of Joe Rhea?!?

ADAM SCHERER, EIDEN HANSEN, JOE WAYNE RHEA, you guys are amazing! Your generosity made it a special evening and a night my boys and I will never forget. This all came about because Cooper let someone he didn’t know, use his bipod. Thank you!

Our airgun community is made up of many, many great people! Although this is just one families experience, over the course of a week, it happens a lot more frequently than many of you know. Again, showing that these people aren't doing it for recognition, they do it because they are just awesome people! Joe, Adam and Eiden… Thank you! You all made it a very special night for my sons and I.

Stoti

I had a custom shroud made by Neil Clauge for my .25 L2 I wasn't getting good groups I didn't see any signs of clipping but possible it was. I am looking for something that has a .22 that I could send it to you if we come to an agreement to test it and see if it works well in the .22 setup so I could recoupe some funds. Let me know