Mounts/Rings SOLD Arken 34mm 20moa mount and FX 30mm dovetail rings
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- 2 Replies
Posting for a friend
PAYPAL FF , my feedback is flawless.
Prices are shipped
65 for the no limits rings.
50 for the arken 20moa mount.
All like new. Id be interested in trades for Prs shooting bags and or mlok chassis weights
PAYPAL FF , my feedback is flawless.
Prices are shipped
65 for the no limits rings.
50 for the arken 20moa mount.
All like new. Id be interested in trades for Prs shooting bags and or mlok chassis weights
Tested my 20 rounds single loader today
- By engfred
- PCP Airguns
- 3 Replies
Hi all
Im all over the moon about how well my newly designed Manuloader is working... watch video: Testing the Manuloader
Im all over the moon about how well my newly designed Manuloader is working... watch video: Testing the Manuloader
PCP Rifle SOLD FX Wildcat mkIII BT Compact, 25 cal
- By myers129
- Member Classifieds
- 0 Replies
FX Wildcat MkIII BT compact, 25 cal 500mm barrel. Purchased new from Utah Air at the end of October. I didn’t care fire the safety location so I moved to the impact platform. Gun shoots the JSB 25.39 great and is just as it came from Utah Air. Has less than a tin of pellets through it and has held air with no leakage for over a month. Comes with 3 magazines and a saber tactical picatinny bottle clamp. Will include the FX faux suppressor that does cut muzzle noise a bit. $1300 shipped. 
Daystate Red Wolf .177 HP - 18 Gn Wildman slugs
- By SorenDrost
- Projectiles
- 17 Replies
At my range today testing with the Wildman slugs in 18 gn .177 
Different velocities at 50 M / 55 Y
Daystate Red Wolf .177 HP
Different velocities at 50 M / 55 Y
Daystate Red Wolf .177 HP
Who first made this design?
- By Dangon092
- General Discussion
- 7 Replies
With the advancement of pcp airguns I see this trend of bullpup design, side lever cocking, pellet probe delivering the projectile from far back behind the action, bladed trigger, big carbon fiber bottle up front, and tactical AR type build. While this is all fine and dandy, and boy do I love my FX Impact, I'm just wondering who first designed this build? Was it just ideas from different manufacturers along the way? Did one brilliant guy make this design and other Companies copied and made changes and improvements themselves? And I get that some of the examples I put up might function a bit differently from one another, but what I'm getting at is all these designs are relatively similar in build. Thoughts?
Skunk, dirt nap!
Skunk came out around 8pm sniffing around the coop
.177 cpum 10.5 grain 850 fps 35 yards
Bipods/Rests SOLD Talon Tunes Quad Rail
- By RDP9987
- Member Classifieds
- 0 Replies
I have a Quad rail that I'm not using. It has one spot that has a bad spot as you can see in the picture. But it still functions as it should. Asking 45 shipped TYD.
1 year ago
- By Revin
- General Discussion
- 1 Replies
Target rich pic is 1 year ago today.
2nd pic is today, wish I could turn back the clock instead of turning it ahead.
2nd pic is today, wish I could turn back the clock instead of turning it ahead.
Hit Pay Dirt in Maine....
Well, it is pretty known that the permissions I have in New Hampshire are on the lean side, so I opted to do some exploration out of state. With the help of asking around and google earth, I found some prospective sized places in Maine. I planned to make a full weekend of it, but the start of the trip put some kinks in that idea.
To start with, I broke out my little GSX pump. I have had the thing about a year. It has worked great and I used it to fill my 1.5 L bottle and the Uragan, never the Ranger. Well, maybe the bottle was too much for it over time. Last time I used it was probably before Xmas. I haven't taken the air guns out since before Xmas. I set everything up, turned the pump on using the same routine I always do and then opened the bottle and I get bleeding on the pump side. Turns out some where a back seal broke on the pump, or I am guessing it between usages. I have the warranty with it so I will contact Amazon about it. However, I think I am going to get a large bottle to use as a main and the new pump as a back up. Living in an apartment limits some pump options.
Next obstacle was my client's who I am supporting put up some road blocks and my half day off, well lets put it this way I pulled over at least 3 times on the way to Freeport Maine to take care of IT / Database stuff. (database is a POS). Anyways, I got a score at the Patagonia outlet and Fjern Ravn.
This morning I woke up and headed NW and explored some of my prospects. My first stop was Dunkin' Donuts with 2 dozen donuts. I went to the first prospect and approached one of the workers, he said the boss was away, but come back at about 3.00 pm. I gave my thanks and said I would return then. I explored some more, had some great broccoli and cheddar soup for lunch. Potentially I have 3 large dairies now
here in Maine. At one of the prospects I gave the other dozen donuts as a shoe in the door.
After lunch I headed to the dairy and found the owner and he was more than happy to let me on. The pigeons were at at least 5 times thicker than I thought they would be, and even for pigeons dumb with no fear of the human. I parked and broke out the Ranger....then the second road block hit, I rushed myself and didn't take time to check my zero, bad mistake minus 12 for 12. I checked the zero and it was off by a foot at a 25 yards. and I couldn't bring it back to zero. (Calling Vector USA Monday). Fortunately I had my brand new never used Tikka T1x with me, so I yanked the Athlon on I had on It off and put it on my Ranger. A couple of shots it was on zero.
Okay, I won't say I am or is the most amazing shooter. However, with the Ranger, it holds true as long as the scope does out to 50 yards. I took at least 22 pigeons within 1 hour. It would have been higher if it wasn't for the Vector being a little poop. Half of the pigeons I could not recover because they were stuck on the roof, and out of the corner of my eye I saw a hawk fly off with one of them.
The dairy probably has 300 to 400 head of cattle. Very good condition and the owner is very friendly.
The dairyman told me that hawks get a few pigeons per day, Trust me they have a buffet here for sure, I barely put a dent in the population. I couldn't have had more but too lazy to shoot over the manure piles. The signs of the hawks is clear though.
The countryside around the dairy is gorgeous and as I was disposing of the 12 (found another kill I missed) pigeons that I could recover I took a moment to take it in and saw some wild turkeys to close the evening out.
The dairyman invited me back, and next trip I plan to get more donuts and head back to those other dairies because they are FULL of pigeons and starlings and sparrows. Plus my foot is in the door with the biggest guy around (based off what I saw today) and so name dropping should be easy. Yes, hour and half drive, but for sure damn worth it.
To start with, I broke out my little GSX pump. I have had the thing about a year. It has worked great and I used it to fill my 1.5 L bottle and the Uragan, never the Ranger. Well, maybe the bottle was too much for it over time. Last time I used it was probably before Xmas. I haven't taken the air guns out since before Xmas. I set everything up, turned the pump on using the same routine I always do and then opened the bottle and I get bleeding on the pump side. Turns out some where a back seal broke on the pump, or I am guessing it between usages. I have the warranty with it so I will contact Amazon about it. However, I think I am going to get a large bottle to use as a main and the new pump as a back up. Living in an apartment limits some pump options.
Next obstacle was my client's who I am supporting put up some road blocks and my half day off, well lets put it this way I pulled over at least 3 times on the way to Freeport Maine to take care of IT / Database stuff. (database is a POS). Anyways, I got a score at the Patagonia outlet and Fjern Ravn.
This morning I woke up and headed NW and explored some of my prospects. My first stop was Dunkin' Donuts with 2 dozen donuts. I went to the first prospect and approached one of the workers, he said the boss was away, but come back at about 3.00 pm. I gave my thanks and said I would return then. I explored some more, had some great broccoli and cheddar soup for lunch. Potentially I have 3 large dairies now
here in Maine. At one of the prospects I gave the other dozen donuts as a shoe in the door.After lunch I headed to the dairy and found the owner and he was more than happy to let me on. The pigeons were at at least 5 times thicker than I thought they would be, and even for pigeons dumb with no fear of the human. I parked and broke out the Ranger....then the second road block hit, I rushed myself and didn't take time to check my zero, bad mistake minus 12 for 12. I checked the zero and it was off by a foot at a 25 yards. and I couldn't bring it back to zero. (Calling Vector USA Monday). Fortunately I had my brand new never used Tikka T1x with me, so I yanked the Athlon on I had on It off and put it on my Ranger. A couple of shots it was on zero.
Okay, I won't say I am or is the most amazing shooter. However, with the Ranger, it holds true as long as the scope does out to 50 yards. I took at least 22 pigeons within 1 hour. It would have been higher if it wasn't for the Vector being a little poop. Half of the pigeons I could not recover because they were stuck on the roof, and out of the corner of my eye I saw a hawk fly off with one of them.
The dairy probably has 300 to 400 head of cattle. Very good condition and the owner is very friendly.
The dairyman told me that hawks get a few pigeons per day, Trust me they have a buffet here for sure, I barely put a dent in the population. I couldn't have had more but too lazy to shoot over the manure piles. The signs of the hawks is clear though.
The countryside around the dairy is gorgeous and as I was disposing of the 12 (found another kill I missed) pigeons that I could recover I took a moment to take it in and saw some wild turkeys to close the evening out.
The dairyman invited me back, and next trip I plan to get more donuts and head back to those other dairies because they are FULL of pigeons and starlings and sparrows. Plus my foot is in the door with the biggest guy around (based off what I saw today) and so name dropping should be easy. Yes, hour and half drive, but for sure damn worth it.
PCP Rifle SOLD LESHIY 2 30 CAL LONG BARREL HI CAPACITY, BEHEMOUTH TRI LUG SILENCER, RAPTOR REGULATOR PLUS WRENCH, SPEED LOADER, DIGITAL AIR GAUGE
- By w1sterling
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- 0 Replies
LESHIY 2 30 CAL LONG BARREL HI CAPACITY, BEHEMOUTH TRI LUG SILENCER, RAPTOR REGULATOR PLUS WRENCH, SPEED LOADER, DIGITAL AIR GAUGE, EXTRA FILL PROBE, LIKE NEW ONLY HAD A MONTH, PERFECT CONDITION, SPENT OVER $4,000 SELLING FOR $3,500 INCLUDING SHIPPING AND INSURANCE.
CONTACT WAYNE 310-500-9933
The EDgun Leshiy 2 R.E.P.R HI-CAP is a step forward in modern PCP design. Now offered with a 350CC custom low profile bottle perfect for those long days afield. The Leshiy 2 is hammerless and uses a new valve that allows consistent dwell time regardless of regulator pressure. This system allows for rapid opening and closing, and the user no longer has to worry about wear and tear with higher regulator pressure requiring a heavy hammer strike on the valve stem. Offered in a long (350mm barrel) or a short (250mm barrel), the Leshiy 2 is modular, multi-caliber, and accommodates the user looking for an EDC backpack model; the new 350CC custom low-profile bottle keeps plenty of room for your grip, maintains a small profile, and folds/locks perfectly to the gun.
Edgun Leshiy Long R.E.P.R. specs
OAL 30 inches
OAL Folded 17 inches
LOP 15 inches to the center of the trigger
Trigger grip LOP 3.8 inches
air reservoir volume 435 CC
Custom EDgun low-profile bottle
hammerless
semi-automatic
8-round rotary magazine (detachable)
weight 5 pounds
barrel length 350MM (13.75 inches)
Trigger - single-stage nonadjustable
1 pound pull
Picatinny top rail -20 MOA
Picatinny bottom rail - 5 slot
Regulator capacity (adjustable)
60-280 BAR
The Huma-Air Edgun Leshiy 2 Raptor Regulator is a competition variable, the high-pressure transverse regulator for the Edgun Leshiy 2. This durable regulator ensures consistent pressures with no creep. The pressure is held with a brass seal and Delrin, so no O-rings need to be replaced. Consistent, durable, and simple, made in the Netherlands.
10-240 BAR adjustable (note Leshiy 2 generally needs 40 bar to cycle properly
less than 1 BAR variation
OEM fit
Adjustable with simple tools
flush mount
The Behemoth Reflex Silencer system features an aluminum M-LOK, our custom reflex internal shroud, and the TRI-LUG Quick-Detach; the Behemoth silencer is the most effective system on the market date. The Behemoth's unique design works like a HEPA filter, slowing the air down through a series of filter baffles. The Behemoth not only reduces the decibels but also lightens the pitch resulting in a dull thud sound. The Behemoth Reflex Silencer system is designed as a single unit, making the fit seamless and athletically pleasing. The TRI-LUG QD allows the Behemoth to be taken off with a quick 1/6th turn, which quickly takes the folded. The Behemoth concept resulted from many prior failures in airgun silencer designs we have tried over the years. The EDgun Leshiy 2 has been proven to be challenging to shoot at full power and have a backyard-friendly gun. The Behemoth will give the benefit of the most effective sound damping material, and the TRI-LUG quick detach allows the Leshiy to still fit into a small pack even in a longer barrel
The Behemoth TRI-LUG quick detach silencer is a significant step forward in airgun silencers. Most systems use recycled technology from firearm designs, and the Behemoth TRI-LUG took a different approach. The EDgun Leshiy, with its direct high flow valve, had proved challenging to make backyard quiet with the gun running at full power. We tested several designs, including sound-dampening felt and wool. Russian winter boot (valenki) felt wool liner proved to be the secret sauce we needed to develop the Behemoth and make what we think is the most effective silencer on the market today. The Behemoth reduces not only the DB reading but also the pitch, a critical factor in what people and animals perceive as "loud". The other innovation found in the Behemoth is the one-of-a-kind TRI-LUG. The TRI-LUG only requires 1/6th of a turn to attach and detach. The TRI-LUG is a positive lock-up; now, the shooter can quickly reduce the gun's overall length. Your favorite airgun will again fit in your factory-provided case and allows for rapid deployment.
Features:
TRI-LUG Quick-Detach
Reflex Barrel Shroud
4 section, 3 baffle Behemoth Silencer
Aluminum M-LOK Handguard
The EDgun Leshiy 2 Speed Loader is a step forward in the evolution of speed loaders; unlike previous homemade versions, this model is CNC machined aluminum and hard anodized. The unit is then finished in PFTE, ensuring smooth operation while loading and locking the individual sections. With other 3D-printed models, the speedloaders required the user to remember what bay (cylinder) is loaded. It was common to double load a port while dropping the projectiles in the hole. On the EDgun Speed Loader, the pellets are held at the top for easy visualization. Once all eight ports are filled, a lever drops all the bullets at once. This unique process adds ease and speed to preloading the Speed Loader.
Hard-Anodized
PFTE Finish
All Aluminum Construction
Unique Loading Feature
Built-in Magnet
6 Magazine Capacity
Caliber Marking
EDgun Quality
CONTACT WAYNE 310-500-9933
The EDgun Leshiy 2 R.E.P.R HI-CAP is a step forward in modern PCP design. Now offered with a 350CC custom low profile bottle perfect for those long days afield. The Leshiy 2 is hammerless and uses a new valve that allows consistent dwell time regardless of regulator pressure. This system allows for rapid opening and closing, and the user no longer has to worry about wear and tear with higher regulator pressure requiring a heavy hammer strike on the valve stem. Offered in a long (350mm barrel) or a short (250mm barrel), the Leshiy 2 is modular, multi-caliber, and accommodates the user looking for an EDC backpack model; the new 350CC custom low-profile bottle keeps plenty of room for your grip, maintains a small profile, and folds/locks perfectly to the gun.
Edgun Leshiy Long R.E.P.R. specs
OAL 30 inches
OAL Folded 17 inches
LOP 15 inches to the center of the trigger
Trigger grip LOP 3.8 inches
air reservoir volume 435 CC
Custom EDgun low-profile bottle
hammerless
semi-automatic
8-round rotary magazine (detachable)
weight 5 pounds
barrel length 350MM (13.75 inches)
Trigger - single-stage nonadjustable
1 pound pull
Picatinny top rail -20 MOA
Picatinny bottom rail - 5 slot
Regulator capacity (adjustable)
60-280 BAR
The Huma-Air Edgun Leshiy 2 Raptor Regulator is a competition variable, the high-pressure transverse regulator for the Edgun Leshiy 2. This durable regulator ensures consistent pressures with no creep. The pressure is held with a brass seal and Delrin, so no O-rings need to be replaced. Consistent, durable, and simple, made in the Netherlands.
10-240 BAR adjustable (note Leshiy 2 generally needs 40 bar to cycle properly
less than 1 BAR variation
OEM fit
Adjustable with simple tools
flush mount
The Behemoth Reflex Silencer system features an aluminum M-LOK, our custom reflex internal shroud, and the TRI-LUG Quick-Detach; the Behemoth silencer is the most effective system on the market date. The Behemoth's unique design works like a HEPA filter, slowing the air down through a series of filter baffles. The Behemoth not only reduces the decibels but also lightens the pitch resulting in a dull thud sound. The Behemoth Reflex Silencer system is designed as a single unit, making the fit seamless and athletically pleasing. The TRI-LUG QD allows the Behemoth to be taken off with a quick 1/6th turn, which quickly takes the folded. The Behemoth concept resulted from many prior failures in airgun silencer designs we have tried over the years. The EDgun Leshiy 2 has been proven to be challenging to shoot at full power and have a backyard-friendly gun. The Behemoth will give the benefit of the most effective sound damping material, and the TRI-LUG quick detach allows the Leshiy to still fit into a small pack even in a longer barrel
The Behemoth TRI-LUG quick detach silencer is a significant step forward in airgun silencers. Most systems use recycled technology from firearm designs, and the Behemoth TRI-LUG took a different approach. The EDgun Leshiy, with its direct high flow valve, had proved challenging to make backyard quiet with the gun running at full power. We tested several designs, including sound-dampening felt and wool. Russian winter boot (valenki) felt wool liner proved to be the secret sauce we needed to develop the Behemoth and make what we think is the most effective silencer on the market today. The Behemoth reduces not only the DB reading but also the pitch, a critical factor in what people and animals perceive as "loud". The other innovation found in the Behemoth is the one-of-a-kind TRI-LUG. The TRI-LUG only requires 1/6th of a turn to attach and detach. The TRI-LUG is a positive lock-up; now, the shooter can quickly reduce the gun's overall length. Your favorite airgun will again fit in your factory-provided case and allows for rapid deployment.
Features:
TRI-LUG Quick-Detach
Reflex Barrel Shroud
4 section, 3 baffle Behemoth Silencer
Aluminum M-LOK Handguard
The EDgun Leshiy 2 Speed Loader is a step forward in the evolution of speed loaders; unlike previous homemade versions, this model is CNC machined aluminum and hard anodized. The unit is then finished in PFTE, ensuring smooth operation while loading and locking the individual sections. With other 3D-printed models, the speedloaders required the user to remember what bay (cylinder) is loaded. It was common to double load a port while dropping the projectiles in the hole. On the EDgun Speed Loader, the pellets are held at the top for easy visualization. Once all eight ports are filled, a lever drops all the bullets at once. This unique process adds ease and speed to preloading the Speed Loader.
Hard-Anodized
PFTE Finish
All Aluminum Construction
Unique Loading Feature
Built-in Magnet
6 Magazine Capacity
Caliber Marking
EDgun Quality
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Optics SOLD Vector Optics 3-12X 44 SFP
- By bowwild
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- 0 Replies
I bought this scope new. It has only been used on PCP air rifle. It is LNIB in the box. Honeycomb sunshade included. $195 on Amazon right now.
$150 + $10 Shipping. I prefer PayPal but USPS money order is fine as well.
$150 + $10 Shipping. I prefer PayPal but USPS money order is fine as well.
- 30 mm Mototube. Ultra Short 245mm 9.7"; 4" Long Eye Relief. Side Focus starts at 10 Yard.
- Turret lock sytem. Pull to adjust, press to lock. 1/10 MIL windage and elevation adjustments for fine-tuning accuracy.
- Shockproof to 750g, water proof at 1m. O-ring Sealed and Nitrogen Purged Ensure Water Resistance and Fog Proof performance;
- Free 30mm mount rings, and lens covers, honeycomb sunshade.
EVOL 30 (Something Lite) 🤷🏽Update
- PCP Airguns
- 28 Replies
Here it is! Outfitted & ready for feild use! Currently waiting for compressor and ammunition.. can't wait!
P.S. Evol 30 owners chime in on ammo selection. Will the JSB Knockouts shoot well?
P.S. Evol 30 owners chime in on ammo selection. Will the JSB Knockouts shoot well?
RWS TX200
- Traditional Airguns
- 18 Replies
I have a RWS TX200 in .177 but would like to know how to determine if it is a Mk 1, 11 or 111? I'm sure that it's too old to be a Mk111. I do not know the difference other than each is a newer and improved version. I had read earlier that all the TX200's were Mark 11's but have no idea. Any info to share would be appreciated. Thanks
PCP Rifle SOLD [SOLD] Minty FX Impact M3 POWER BLOCK Compact Black 0.22 500mm w/ Moderator, 300cc Bottle & Front Barrel Clamp
- By yenniedn
- Member Classifieds
- 0 Replies
[No trade offers on this listing please...]
Hello AGN,
I'm looking to sell a Minty 3 month old & in like new condition FX Impact M3 Power Block 0.22 500mm Compact in black w/ high capacity magazine, FX sectional moderator, factory Foster fitting, stainless steel bolts, owner's manual, original Utah Airguns spec sheet and factory FX hard case. This rifle was purchased from Utah Airguns less than three months ago and is the very latest model with the Power Block and the new front barrel clamp. It is currently set up to shoot the JSB 18.13g 0.22 pellets at ~920fps (reg 1=130bar, reg 2=95, power wheel=8, micro=3, valve=just under 4 bars) with excellent consistency and accuracy . . . this is an excellent shooter!
This beautiful M3 comes with a complete set of stainless steel bolts already installed (with anti-seize compound applied); these bolts not only look better - they'll wear better over time as they will not rust. All of the original black screws will be included as well if you want to reinstall those instead. Golf season is starting and I'll be spending more time (and money) on the course so this is the very last M3 I have left to sell . . . after this one, there will be no more
PLEASE NOTE: scope and mounts are NOT included in the purchase price...
Price is: $1700 + 1/2 actual shipping to your location
Local pickup is available in the SF Bay Area - otherwise, payment by Paypal Friends & Family is preferred (or add 3.5% if using PP Goods & Services). I have plenty of feedback both here as well as dating back to the old Yellow Forum so please feel free to do your due diligence and know that you're dealing with a reputable trader.
Hello AGN,
I'm looking to sell a Minty 3 month old & in like new condition FX Impact M3 Power Block 0.22 500mm Compact in black w/ high capacity magazine, FX sectional moderator, factory Foster fitting, stainless steel bolts, owner's manual, original Utah Airguns spec sheet and factory FX hard case. This rifle was purchased from Utah Airguns less than three months ago and is the very latest model with the Power Block and the new front barrel clamp. It is currently set up to shoot the JSB 18.13g 0.22 pellets at ~920fps (reg 1=130bar, reg 2=95, power wheel=8, micro=3, valve=just under 4 bars) with excellent consistency and accuracy . . . this is an excellent shooter!
This beautiful M3 comes with a complete set of stainless steel bolts already installed (with anti-seize compound applied); these bolts not only look better - they'll wear better over time as they will not rust. All of the original black screws will be included as well if you want to reinstall those instead. Golf season is starting and I'll be spending more time (and money) on the course so this is the very last M3 I have left to sell . . . after this one, there will be no more
PLEASE NOTE: scope and mounts are NOT included in the purchase price...
Price is: $1700 + 1/2 actual shipping to your location
Local pickup is available in the SF Bay Area - otherwise, payment by Paypal Friends & Family is preferred (or add 3.5% if using PP Goods & Services). I have plenty of feedback both here as well as dating back to the old Yellow Forum so please feel free to do your due diligence and know that you're dealing with a reputable trader.
Optics SOLD WTS - Element Helix 6-24x50 FFP
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- 0 Replies
Element Helix FFP
APR-2D MoA Reticle
Never mounted , I played with it by hand in My backyard.
Like new in box with all factory accessories
I bought it because that’s what my shooting buddy used but 90% of my shooting is 50 yards and under, the reticle is just too much for me and my shooting distance.
$350 shipped may trade for maurader P or 1701P
* Im getting an error message responding to Pm so email me direct please [email protected]
APR-2D MoA Reticle
Never mounted , I played with it by hand in My backyard.
Like new in box with all factory accessories
I bought it because that’s what my shooting buddy used but 90% of my shooting is 50 yards and under, the reticle is just too much for me and my shooting distance.
$350 shipped may trade for maurader P or 1701P
* Im getting an error message responding to Pm so email me direct please [email protected]
