2020 Huben k1 .25 caliber. Lightly used. Roughly 1,000 rds through. No scuffs or scratches. Has always worked flawlessly and never leaks. No crazy reg creep. Beautiful but I have another one I'm keeping
$1,400. Split shipping.

Just bought two gary barnes rifles and its impossible to get any info on them and his website has no phone number.

Factory built .35 MKii with STX liner and 800 mm barrel. Bought to setup to shoot slugs, then bought a Bulldog. This one is dialed in nicely for pellets.

Asking $1500 OBO shipped TYD

Includes:
-One factory magazine
-FX Moderator w/ 3D printed baffles
-3d printed barrel support
-3d printed gauge covers
-Nielsen Specialty Ammo Impact Housing (not installed)
-(2) Full and (1) 3/4 full tins of JSB Exact .35 81.02gr pellets

PM for more details or pics. Will ship in soft case wrapped in foam, in double layer box. Thanks for lookin!

Looking at getting the new fx dynamic express sniper. I’m having a hard time deciding between.22 and .25. Looking at making it a long range shooter and for the occasional squirrel or black bird. What would y’all choose and what grain slug seems to do the best long range.

Pre-orders being taken now. Bargain priced at 400 bucks. Who’s signing up?

I have owned a Impact Mk2 25cal 700mm for 3-4 years ish now. Killed many a critters with it, and a few coyotes. Cracks me up to pop a coyote between the eyes and the first thing that hits the ground it their nose. LOL. Cracking myself up.

Anyway, one of my neighbors is very interested in PCP’s and I was showing him what they are capable of.

A stupid pigeon lands about 75 yards away, and I popped it… Now he wants my airgun, and I have been wanting the Mk 3 for a bit.

Anyway, struck a deal with him, and ordered basically the same gun but Mk 3.

Having trouble with my FX Boss. Been running it over the chrony & adjusting HS from all the way down (tight) to zero spring tension at all. It only shoots from around 440-505fps. Any thoughts, suggestions or similar experiences? I'm all ears for your collective wisdom!

AS OF 4-20-2024 THIS SALE IS SPF!

Hunters special- highly modified Hatsan Hercules Bully in 30 cal. Comes with a spare 10 round mag(total now of 4 mags), spare new valve, hammer weight, hammer springs, and enough o rings to reseal this 25 timrs(oringsandmore).

Also comes with a matching FDE 6-24 x 50 Monstrum scope that has a throw lever, parallax wheel from MKMachining, a wheeler anti cant level, and Monstrum caps.

Barrel is held secure to shroud with a smwengineering bottle to shroud clamp.

Has a DonnyFL Shogun painted in FDE to match but has a protective neoprene cover on it.

Sling with QD attachments is added.

Trigger shoe.

Comes with factory fill probe and QD adapter, along with spare fill probe o rings

I still have the factory scope rail, the sliding probe cover(removed as it was prone to nick the fill probe o rings, and the bottle cover. I removed those factory parts as by design the scope rail would move affecting accuracy as it was connected to the bottle cover. I got rid of that factory flaw by using a solid aluminum scope rail from the Hatsan Bullmaster which was a direct bolt on.

The fasteners have all been converted to stainless but I will include the factory fasteners.

Now, onto the internal mods-
The valve was plugged so only one large opening fed air into the barrel. The pellet probe was machined to allow more air into pellet(now a pin style probe)All internals as far as hammer, hammer weight, etc have been polished. Porting of air passages were done, fresh lubes, comple reseal of all new o rings. Gun is still at 225 bar from when I filled it 10 months ago.

Reasons I’m selling-
1. I have no critters that require a 30 cal with this type of power(over 1000 fps using predator polymags).
2. Now that I’m involved in the benchrest discipline, I don’t have the time to put into this gun to tune it the way I would like. Last time I was “into shooting it”, it actually got its best accuracy at only a 3,000 to 3,200 fill, rather than the 3,625 it is spec’d for.

This is a solid hunting gun, at groups of 3/4” to 7/8” at 50 yards, pushing the deadly predator polymags at over a 1000 FPS. The mags are easily able to hold the polymags, unlike most other manufacturers platforms. The bully also has an anti double load feature.

So with purchase of this gun, you get all the extra parts, all the factory parts it came with, a spare mag, moderator, sling, a fully dressed high power hunting scope(FFP, btw), maintenance kits(a lot of o rings) and I’ll toss in four unopened tins of the 30 cal predator polymags.
All this, ready to hunt, for $645.00 and buyer splits shipping with me.

Shipping only to the US of A, PP payment your choice of FF or GS, but you cover the fees for G&S.

I will ship this gun filled at approx 120-140 bar.
Pics-

These were stolen from my garage in Mokelumne Hill, CA.

One is an FX Impact in .30 cal (the silver one).
Barrel tuner
Carbon fiber barrel shroud
Hawke Scope with parallax wheel
Penguin Grip (not pictured)
Power Plenum 720
Donny FL moderator
Along with some other parts from saber tac not picture in this pic.
The front scope cap has my Nor Cal Airguns logo laser engraved on it.


The other is an FX impact in .357 (the black one)

Its completely stock with an Athlon scope and a Donny FL moderator.

There is a $1000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Please help me. I was an active airgunner some 15 years ago. Back then, for a spring piston gun, the maximum power was about 30 fpe.
For instance, in my books, the Webely Patriot / Beeman Kodiak did around 28-29 fpe. The Theoben Eliminator did some 26-28 fpe. Hatsan produced a (decent) model 135 that did around 30 fpe. But that was about the limit --> 30.

Is there today a spring piston gun that does more than that? Lets talk mass produced factory guns.
If so, can you comment about how it is? Good, bad, accurate?
Thanks!!

Hi all,

Not sure if this is an impossible request, but the title says it all. I sold my leshiy classic short barrel a few years ago when the massive layoffs in this country happened. I loved the gun (25 cal) for it's build quality and compact size (and not made in china for various reasons), but I was never quite happy with it for hunting ghogs. Twice I had headshots and the hog didn't go down. Once was in the eye and i guess there just wasn't enough penetration. I'm pretty sure I was using some form of JSB heavies, but I've been out the pcp world for a while and can't remember, I also never tweaked the system and I'm not sure what FPEs I was getting.

My backyard is about 30 yards and behind the yard is a steep incline that rises about 30 feet which makes a great backstop and a great place to site groundhogs.

In the most ideal world, I'd like something non-chinese made, able to fit into a backpack (even if that means I have to take it down for transport), that can do sub 1-inch groups at 50 yards and able to take down groundhogs with body shots within that range, and can be hand pumped and quiet. My budget for everything is under 1000 as there are way cheaper ways to handle this problem outside of the airgun world and this is more of a hobby. I'd also like to take it backpacking/camping for small game on the go. I'm also fine putting something together by sourcing parts and assembling.

If we sidestep the Chinese requirement, it seems like the hp ss max in 30 cal would do the trick, but I'm concerned about reliability of the AEA products.

If we remove the backpack requirement, I think the condor ss in 25 cal would do the trick. I'm also not sure a 25 cal with 90fpe is humane for body shots.

I know the airforce guns are like lego, so my hunch is that I could get exactly what I want in something like a 30 cal talon ss with a 12 inch barrel, but that doesn't exist. Could I put something like that together for under 1000 dollars? Are there other options that I don't know about?

Thanks everyone, long time lurker, first time poster.

Looking to do some clean up of parts and quit being a horde, ha ha-


Unopened UTG 1” high mounts- $25


FX Wildcat MK1/MK2 air plenum extension tubes- prices shown(LONGER PLENUM EXTENSION JUST SOLD)

FX Wildcat MK1/MK2 Huma power plenum- price shown at $25



Rifle mount green laser. Left box was opened and mounted, still in like new condition- $45.(LEFT BOX FOR $45 IS SOLD!)
Right box opened just for the pic- $55. Comes with battery and all the mounts/switches


Lastly, a used twice hill MK4 hand pump. I don’t know what I was thinking when I bought this with a fused up spine. I let my ego grab hold and the two times I tried using it I realized I have no business hand pumping. I bought the o ring rebuild kit along with an extra dessicant filter pack for the dry air kit I bought along with it- $175

Thanks for looking. Will only ship in the US of A, payments made will be thru PP F&F, or if you want to use G&S, please cover the 3.5% fees

Forgot to add these two items to my previous WTS ad

FX 600mm liner barrel sleeve- $65(not to be confused with a carbon fiber liner sleeve, this is the actual barrel cover with threaded ends for the transfer port adapter and the liner lock)- THE BARREL SLEEVE IS SOLD



A 10 pack of brand new lighted compressor toggle switches, the same ones used in the air Venturi, hatsan lightnings, some tuxing dual cylinder models. $15 for the pack- SWITCHES ARE SOLD

Ready for competition. This Daystate Red Wolf HP is tuned to shoot the JSB 25.39 grn. pellets at 970 fps. It has a beautiful blue laminate stock with a forward rail installed for a bipod. It has the latest software upgrade installed along with the G-2 board. It comes with a Donny FL Tanto moderator and the larger capacity 580cc bottle. This is a beautiful gun that is a true tack driver. The gun will ship in its original box along with an owners manual. $2300.00 to your door. The scope and rings are not included at this price but if you like we can discuss a package deal.

After shooting my mini out to basically 100 yards the other day I am questioning a few things and thinking of topping it with a high end optic , the HPS would be on the chopping block knowing the mini shoots that distance well , especially them both being the same caliber.....and would be helping fund this optic .

I would prefer a "clean" dirty reticle ALSO MUST BE FFP

I would like maximum magnification of 20 or higher minimum magnification of no higher than 4.

I would prefer it to be similar to this length but this weight or less, the weight is KEY

• Length: 14.2"
  
  
• Weight: 23.8oz
  
  
  

JSB Pellets for sale. Will not split up. Selling as bundles. Free Shipping is to the lower 48 states only. PayPal F&F

Thanks for looking.

.22 Cal 18.13 gr. JSB Exact Jumbo 17 tins total: 3-500ct. / 14-250 ct. = $150 shipped SOLD>>>>

.25 Cal 33.95 gr. JSB Exact King Heavy 15 tins total: 5-300 ct. / 10-150 ct. = $155 shipped SOLD>>>>

.25 Cal 25.39 gr. JSB Exact King 10 tins total of 350 ct. = $150 shipped SOLD>>>>>

.25 Cal 25.39 gr. JSB Exact King 6 tins total of 350 ct. = $90 shipped SOLD>>>>>

.30 Cal 44.75 gr. JSB Exact 10 tins total of 150 ct. = $145 shipped

I don't know if it really matters or not, but looking at some of my pellets they need some adjustments as the skirts are not always like they should be and certainly not all the same, even when they are out of the same tin ?
Should I be looking for a sizing tool? skirt fixing tool ? Maybe a seating tool?
Where can I find what I need?
In 22 cal.
Thanks for any help or advise........
T.C.

This morning while testing moderators this happened. The part that flew off was under considerable stress as I was at the bottom of a pumping stroke. It left the vicinity at low Mach number. I'm glad it didn't hit me in the eye.

There was zero warning.

Alright, on y'alls word I added a 2240 to my collection. I found it to be reasonably powerful, and accurate. So here's the but.
The sights are aweful, and unable to reach zero. The best zero I can manage is two inches or so to the right. It consistently hits the paddle to the right of the one I'm shooting at, on my Crazy Eights target. So it needs after market sights, and the Intermounts that fit my H9A, don't fit the 2240.
BTW my H9A has the same problem, but is shooting left.
Another thing I'm not comfortable with is the cap to the cartridge chamber. It is very tight, and requires even more, each time to release the CO2. I'm afraid it's going get bugered up, as I have to get on it with a screw driver.

I’m on my second Patchworm string and like the first this one has developed barbs. I’m worried about these cutting up the O-ring in the breach. I haven’t seen any velocity or other issues so far or had to change an O-ring. Anyone else have problems with this or concerned about it?

I've been looking through this forum trying to find some information specific to the Impact M3 and I'm coming up short. I want to know some basic information that any beginner might benefit from knowing.

1.) Is there a website that offers a good deal on one?
2.) What is the best ammo to start with?
3.) What are the best upgrades and is it worth upgrading off the bat or is it good as is?
4.) Every vendor seems to have some feature or add on that just adds confusion. On Utah Air Guns, what is a Power Block and why aren't they talking about it if it's something that is different from every other vendor?
https://www.thepelletshop.com/products/fx-impact-m3-sniper?variant=40735453282493 - These guys also mention power block but also offer something called DonnyFL upgrade...what is that and why can't they be more specific. I am aware of several moderators from DonnyFL...so what are they selling?
5.) Are there any vendors to stay away from?

Anything other advise you guys/gals can add would be greatly appreciated. I'd also like to buy used to save a few bucks...but that isn't going to happen for a newbie like myself.

I feel like I am transitioning into a second stage of PCP shooting. As a relative new PCP shooter, it has taken me about six months to experience the performance and feeling of several different guns. My First rifle was an FX Crown Continuum in .25 and I discovered this is a very easy rifle to shoot accurately. The rifle feels very comfortable in my shoulder, and I am able to fine tune my eye alignment with scope with the adjustable comb. What I have discovered shooting this rifle on paper is that I expect it to hit the exact spot where my crosshairs are located every time I properly squeeze off a shot. The trigger is very predictable and the pneumatic and mechanical sounds and are very quiet and subdued. This makes for a mental expectation that the round is going to hit the desired POI every time, consistently, with no surprises. I think this mental expectation plays a critical role in shooting accurately . . . consistently.

Over the months following I went down the rabbit hole quite quickly and expanded my collection of PCP rifles with a .177/.22 Benjamin Akela, .22 Daystate Air Wolf MCT, .22 Benjamin P-ROD, .177 BSA R10, .25 AirMaks Caiden X, .22 Air Arms S510 Carbine FAC, .30 Evol Paradigm, .20 Daystate Huntsman Regal, .22 BSA Scorpion Multishot, .22 Zbroia Hartitsia, and am awaiting shipment of a .22 BSA Defiant. Yes, I find it difficult to shoot them all regularly, and that is where "expectations" and "accuracy" come into play. I find that the easiest rifles to shoot accurately (the Paradigm, Crown, both Daystates, the Air Arms and the BSA R10) require less range time and practice than the others, yet I have developed an expectation of perfect accuracy when I do break them out and shoot them. All of my rifles are accurate, but I have not had enough range time with the rest of them to develop the same consistent accuracy expectation as the former rifles.

Each rifle has a different feeling trigger, so I have to learn each one, and that comes with practice. (I think if I took the time to learn how to adjust each trigger that would aid my expectations.) Just this evening I switched scopes on my Akela and dialed it in at 25 yds to where it was shooting one hole, easily covered with a dime. I expected it to shoot accurately, and it did. When I switched from punching paper to shooting sparrows at 25 yds distance in a tree top 24 feet high, I could not miss. Each "thwack" as the .22 caliber pellet hit its mark brought a satisfying smile to my face. I now "expect this rifle to shoot where I want it to shoot, shot after shot. That brings on confidence.
Does anyone else have the confident, expectation of accuracy with your rifle(s)? . . . to what do you attribute it?

I recently bought a used, Cricket II Tactical, 45, in .22 .
I'll start by saying...SOME people should NOT pickup and use tools on delicate mechanisms.

Initially I gave the barrel a check for spiders or other blockages. The gun had about 200bar of pressure in it. Visually the gun looks..ok. Lotsa small marks on the black coating. Not a major problem, as I understand used items.
I filled one magazine with 15.9gr. FX pellets. On one hand, I was somewhat impressed with both myself and the gun. My second group of five shots went into a slightly larger than one pellet hole (in my somewhat short range). Wow...offhand shooting. Yeah...much luck !!! I also noticed that the gun seemed very loud at the receiver. Almost needed an ear-plug.

I got my chronograph and put a few shots through it. The pellet speed seemed to be a little wild, shot to shot, despite the sellers notes to the contrary.
I went to do some hammer spring adjusting...nothing, the adjusting nut was solid, unmovable ! I removed the stock, the rear stock fastener was loose. (!?) I noticed that in the adjusting nut, lock hole, not only was the lock, set screw missing, but I could see that the threads on the adjusting nut were "badly" damaged. I finally got the adjusting nut out of the receiver block, and yeah, badly damaged in "two" locations. I got the threads cleaned up. The plastic tail connected to the hammer is also damaged. The hammer adjusting nut is cleaned up and usable again.

I also wanted to adjust the trigger, as there was "no" first stage movement. A fairly nice let-off, but no real first stage. So I adjusted that. I didn't mess with the spring or the sear engagement adjustment. Leave that for later.

I put the stock back on. I never "tighten" stock screws, wood and carbon fiber can break, but just past snug is what I do. I did my normal light tightening. I went to cock the gun to put the magazine in, and the cocking lever would not go past about half way. A hard lock ! I removed the top plastic cover, everything looked fine. I removed the stock, and removed the side cover. While one spring is slightly damaged (bent), it still works as designed, no obvious problem. At this point, the gun cocks fine ! I haven't made any changes. Top cover back on, the side cover back on, the stock back on...the gun will not cock !!
I removed the stock again. The gun WILL...cock ! Finally getting somewhere. BUT, why will it not cock with the stock in place ? I looked at the counterbored hole where attachment fastener goes in the stock. The washer in the hole looks damaged, heavy scars, and tapered. Hmm. Looking into the threaded hole in the receiver where this fastener goes, it terminates in the hammer spring bore.
Did a little quick measuring, the fastener is about .19+" too long ! How can that be ? The stock fastening screw digs INTO the hammer spring! The damage in the hole didn't look THAT bad. I don't have any small, o.d. flat washers, so I went out and removed that .19"+ of material from the end of the fastener, debured, and back in the house. I put the fastener into the stock and snugged it into position.

NOW...I not only have a full smooth cocking action, I also...have consistent pellet speed, and was able to lower the fps to 800/812, (where most all of my guns are adjusted to), which I could not do prior to shortening the stock fastener shortening, and is now fairly consistent, shot to shot.
I lucked out, nothing is permanently damaged, other than some visual scars.

So...sorry this is so long, but it's a cautionary note...DO NOT over tighten airgun fasteners, doing so, can and WILL damage-ruin your gun.

Mike

So I have a Stromrider that was super accurte. It would suprize me when I shot it. First shot or the last shot would be where the cross hairs where pointing. Out of the blue it stopped shooting well. It was now shooting 3 and 4inch groups at 35 yards. After trying everything I knew or could learn it would not shoot.
I bought some other rifles and got them shootin well so I thought I would try again with the Stormrider. After 2 to 3 hunderd pellets I decided to put it backup and shoot some thing else. I had two mags loaded and just wanted to blow thwm out. I did not tuck in to the bags and kept my hand on forearm like shooting a springer. The little rifle placed 6 shots in well less than a half inch. I nearly fell off my chair. It did the next 6 shots the same way. It never mattered how it was held in the past.
Any how I am counting this as a victory as I ave no use for a gun that won't shoot.
If you have a rifle that stops shooting well might look at haw you holding it
Sorry for the long post
Bulletbob

I picked this up in trade at the Midwest airgun show yesterday. I had one years ago, and let it go. I've been wanting one again for awhile and finally came across this one. I forgot how marvelous they are! It's running just shy of 10 ft. lbs. with 13.43 gr. JSB Jumbo RS pellets. Still;ll working on the accuracy department. The scope and rings aren't working out too well for me. I'm shooting about 10" high at 10 yards, even after placing a shim under the scope in the front ring. Anyone have recommendations for scope/ring combo for a "taco" hold?