Hello, I started my Airgun journey a few months ago. I will have to say that I'm totally hooked. I started out with a Daisy 880 just a few months ago and now my collection has grown and I don't think it's going to stop growing. From what I have seen in this forum I'm glad there is a good community behind airguns. Looking forward to enjoying the hobby.

I have a Cricket ll Tactical 60, 30 cal for sale 1100 shipped.Thanks Catman

Guys I’m selling 3 scopes I used on my channel . Maven 3-12 that includes the bikini cover but cant find box . Never mounted on a rifle . $300 shipped … Blackhound Emerge 3-24x56 , Boxed with all accessories included . $1000 …. I will take care of shipping and insurance… I will accept PayPal family and friends ONLY . Buyer must contact me before it is sold .
I am a well known seller and every scope is as close to new as you will ever see . Shipped to Continental US only . Text me at 9032791326 . I will update thread as each is sold . Thanks for looking , Joe

RITON is Sold .

Looking to see which ones you like the best

Not sure if anybody who is into the R&D part of our sport has thought of this or not. So here is my idea: With the new Panthera, when you add the bottle to the front we loose the entire rail system. Would it be possible to make bottle clamps, I am thinking 2 would be needed, that had threaded inserts so we could bolt the OEM hand guard/m-lok to them. We would still loose the over barrel portion. I know there are different bottles, with different diameters so this would have to be taken into account. I think somebody with the ability to CAD and 3D print could make this a viable option for us.

Whatever the weather later I am pitting my HW110 scoped PCP against my springer HW77 with open sights. I have a job to do first to keep SWMBO off my back and then let battle commence. Six Bulls each I think. Common sense says the HW110 will take it but I think anything could happen. Bit bored Yup. Back later

FX Airguns was honored to be a title sponsor of the first annual North East Airgun Classic in New Hampshire at the Sig Sauer Academy. There were over 100 registered shooters competing for their share of $30,000 in prize money in the following events: 100 yrd Benchrest, Precision Shooting Challenge (PRS-style event), Pro-Am and the Squatch-Bomb Challenge (Long-Range challenge to 300 yrds).


The 100 yard benchrest was narrowed to 15 final competitors that competed in a rain delayed final on Sunday. The weather provided a clear challenge with wind and rain upping the degree of difficulty.


FX Airguns shined in astounding form. Though multiple manufacturer’s rifles were being used, the lineup of finalists seemed to almost entirely consist of the FX Impact (with the exception being one FX Crown in the mix!). The finals were very competitive with only 12 points seperately 1st place from 10th place (and x3 tied just one point behind 1st place!). The winner of the 100 yrd benchrest was Adam Migel who was shooting a .30 Cal FX Impact M3 (with Air Marksman Backbone & Anvil rail). Adam made the trip from Utah and walks away with $5,000 as the overall 100yrd Benchrest winner.


Placing 2nd was Kate Jacobson (daughter of Utah Airguns owner Justin Jacobson) who was shooting her FX Impact M3, and Thayne Simmons from Saber Tactical taking 3rd place with his FX Impact M3 (and using Saber Tactical gear of course included the double tank adapter). They won $2,500 and $1,000 respectfully. Congratulation to all finalists and for the support from those who attended the event.


The North East Airgun Classic was a resounding success and competitors clearly enjoyed having a great east coast event so early in the year. John, Frank and the entire team and volunteers at North East Airguns did a fantastic job in their first ever event. It also should be noted that this was the first event to have all competitors scores be recorded for the ProAir Federation rankings. The ProAir organization is currently rolling out beta testing with a few select airgun clubs and are set to officially launch in the coming months.

The next post will cover the Precision Rifle event and the long distance Squatch-Bomb challenge. Look forward to seeing everyone at the next scheduled major airgun competition, the 2023 Rocky Mountain Airgun Challenge!

I am looking to get a scope somewhere in this price range. I'd like to get something like an Arken or Athlon Midas Tac type scope?

How does one go about determining how much an item is worth that they would like to sell?

In 2-3 months i m getting a second rifle as my local range expands to 200/300/400 meters so i m starting doing my homework.

I have a gauntlet2 .30 that shoots fine out to 100 meters but i d like something else for longer range.

Budget is around 1500$, must be .25cal and must have a magazine,otherwise i would have already got a texan. I will only be using slugs,so no chocked barrels. Bonus if it s tactical form factor.

*When i m saying powerful,i mean in relation with flatter "bullet" trajectory.

I d like to hear your suggestions,apart from FX guns as i already did my research on them and tried them from others at the range.

So why the picture of a magnifying glass? HOW ABOUT WHAT IT IS.....SEARCH. N0 pics for anything else so why a pic instead of SEARCH.

Specifically a question about the open sights on this rifle, I find the open sights to be VERY difficult to use when aiming at targets with a dark background and in poor lighting (like is more often than not on the hunting conditions) my question is does anyone have a solution to this problem without adding any weight to the rifle? I want to use this gun in hunt settings and don't want to carry any extra weight around for hours on end. I just want to find out if others have rectified this problem without changing the stock sights, just making altercations to what we have.

I’m selling a new Lil Stinger scorpion field target. I am the maker of these targets and IMHO are the best made ones on the market. I can make custom designs also. Only the best components are used on these targets. There are only 3 visible welds and every thing in TIG welded so there isn’t any splatter. Selling price is $130 plus shipping.
P/M me with any questions.

I am selling my RAW BM500 .177 benchrest rifle. This rifle has been tuned and I used it for 25 yds and 50 ft benchrest matches. It shoots lights out. I made a decision to sell it and continue using my Thomas since I have Br. and field target stocks for it. I paid a little too much for it when one couldn’t be found so I am taking a loss on it. Asking price is $2000 plus shipping. I will accept Zelle, cashier check. Any questions please PM me.

For your future prize.

After having a defective FFP version of this scope, I decided to give it another try so this time I went with the SFP scope and wanted to do it justice and say it's great. Clarity is very good, initial tracking check looked good, parallax change doesn't change poi. I noticed the parallax knob has SER screws and can be calibrated and changed. So I took my rangefinder and without looking at the distance on the knob but just making adj til no parallax error and to my surprise from 10 to 100yds was dead on with the markings. Nice attention to detail. My only complaint and a minor one at that, is the narrow fov, but I'm getting use to that.

I picked up a P17 from Pyramid Air a couple of weeks ago and took it for a spin today. Out of the box I was hitting tin cans today at twenty yards this morning. Great little pistol and well worth the $45. If you are looking for a reasonably priced shooter, give this one a look! Very fun and seems to like every pellet I have tried.

Finally our weather and my time cooperated and I got a free couple hours to get out and shoot.
Had dialed in my FPS to 880 here in the garage, live in NW Oregon and don't like cold rain, for some JSB 18's and going to try FX 18's as well. So mid 50's and no rain and out I go to my shooting place. Thought I had things figured out and was going to get all dialed in. NOT!!
With an 8mph wind groups at 50 were quarter size, I'm thinking not bad but why did I have to make scope adjustments? Hum... go out to 75 and groups opened up 1 1/2" or so and drifting left. To be expected but something wasn't right, hook up the FX chrony and "what" my power is 50fps slow!! Can't be I'm the only one that touches the gun, what in the world is going on. Cranked it back up to 886 from 830ish and things felt right again.
Now I've lurked and read a lot around here and know that Temps can make a difference on speed etc. but that much I didn't realize. I have to say though this Cricket II Tactical 45 is shooting very sweet, chrony only read two numbers 886 and 888! I'll take that consistency for two full mags. From now on I'm checking speed at the beginning and not waiting and wondering for an hour lol. Of course soon as I figured this out here comes a shower to shut me down and now it's till next time.
Lesson learned was, Temps can make a difference and ck ur speed when you haven't been out of the garage in awhile and save possible confusion, well at least for a bone head like me

I have a like new HW44 pistol with the 2x20 Weihrauch scope. Purchased at AOA a while ago and it has just been sitting in my safe. I really don't have a use for it with 2 bullpup pcp rifles. It has 2 magazines. It has no signs of use. I did obtain a leak in one of the gaskets from just sitting, so I paid to have AOA replace all new seals in the gun. .22 caliber. $750

Just taking clue from another post here, what is the sense of referencing MOA accuracy for a rifle if your shooting is less than a 100 yards? With that reasoning I can shoot my air rifle at 25 yards and if I shoot say a 0.1 inch group my rifle would be considered a 0.1 MOA accuracy riffle?Please let's be serious, for me, when referencing MOA accuracy for a rifle, the testing is done at 100 yards. Not 50, not 10 not 75.

I am looking at an AEA in the classifeds, ad while researching came accross a video where the presenter was shooting at 1100+ FPS and wanted to slow it down. Why slow it down, is there an optimal window for FPS.

First post. Just set up my "know your limits" at 100 yards. 6"-1" ding plates. Took two shots to gauge the wind, and nailed them all with my 177 avenger! Now i haven't been able to repeat it but the wind did pick up and i was able to make it to the 2" target on my second attempt.
Setup:
Air venturi avenger .177 cal
Double long tubes
Barrel stabilizer rings
Shroud band
Fat dog moderator
UUQ bipod
Discovery 6-24x44 scope
Jsb 10.34 @1050 fps

Ok what an adventure this has been.
First off I want to apologize because I pissed of some people a month ago when I posted a mystery title about a gun I couldn't review or reveal because I was asked to do so by AOA until the manufacturer did the official release in the US. As many had guessed at the time it was the pathfinder. Now that I had it for a while I can share some of my thoughts.
Well I am gonna say this relationship has been through waves, through it's ups and downs.
First impressions were not so good. The rifle cost around $1800 and you don't even get a hard plastic case? Come on BRK you can do better than that. Then the regulator came preset from the factory at 165 witch I thought it was a bit on the high side and would be wasting air.
Before I continue the write up here is a picture finally of the gun of how it was " dressed " today at the " range"