LIONS AND TIGERS AND BEARS! OH! MY!

sold

No longer for sale

Putting up for Sale my first and last bought new by me gun. I’ve had my fun with it, and now it’s time to try something else.
I absolutely love this gun, but I get the bug to try something else, and the only way to find that is to sell something.

This is a .22 350mm repr with alpha barrel. Stock moderator with Russian insert and striplin moderator 1/2 20 adapter. Huma digital reg gauge, 350cc bottle, custom made will snaith forest camo grip.

Comes with 2x .22 black magazines, huma 1 piece fill probe, jkwan scope mounted magazine holder, and original box with spare magazine plates,orings, original grip, and stock tube.

Scope and bipod not included!

Asking $2000 shipped east of Mississippi. Add $30 more for west of that.
Have other accessories willing to include for extra.

Would also be willing to trade for evol mini, .22 or .30. These are the only guns I’m willing to trade, and also willing to put up some cash on my end for the right deal.

Pm for more pictures and more info.

Thanks for looking.

I've shot birds with center mass shots and heard ricochet after the the contact. Can anyone relate? Just head shot a squirrel and heard same noise??

I have several .22 springers and PCP’s. As a lefty I could let this one go. It’s got an excellent shot cycle and it’s a precision shooting machine. Nice front sight is fiber optic orange (metal and good, not cheesy) & easily seen.
Beautiful stock, not a single mark on it. Stays in a case.

Nice straight aftermarket Rekord trigger blade, Rekord trigger group, black 5 & 6mm stock screws. Leather sling and barrel band, factory one that will not come off or get loose. I’ve owned roughly 20 Thomas tuned springers and this one is fresh but broken in. No dieseling whatsoever.

It’s raining so just decided on what to list. I have no problem shooting groups or over a chronograph for fps, just not today.

LH FWB300 isn’t going anywhere.

I’m asking for $500.00 + $30 shipping/insurance in CONUS.

PM me here or email at jamesdingle18@icloud .com

Bullet Central is happy to announce that we are partnering with FatBoy to carry their line of tripods. We have both the two section and the three section tripod, along with the ball head and accessories needed to get you shooting. With hunting season starting soon in many states these tripods are a great option to keep your rifle steady. These tripods have a large range of adjustability, and are able to hold any rifle you want to attach to the ball head. The tripods have a listed rating of 100lbs that they can support.

Many of us here in the shop have been personally using these for a while and we have been really impressed.

So if your looking for a great addition to your shooting gear, take a look at the FATBOY Tripods at Bullet Central.

If you were going to buy a pistol or PRod style carbine, what would you get?

Had to be:

Low power.
Quiet.
Carry it's own propulsion (SSP, pumper, etc.)
Easy-peasy to cock/pump.
Pleasant to hold.
Accurate enough.
Quiet.
Low power.

Let's assume cost isn't a driving factor here.

Leaning towards the FAS 6004/SIG version, but would love to hear other thoughts.

Howdy, I’m new to the forum here and only have a modest stash of Beeman barrel cockers for backyard enjoyment.
A local fellow stopped into our small town gunshop the other day with a Theoben Eliminator 22 cal. What a monster! I have always wanted a Beeman crow magnum and was told this is a very similar gun.
He wouldn’t give me a cash price and had already committed to listing it with them through gunbroker.com.
I may track the gun listing down and place a bid, it looked like a dandy. I assume like the crow magnum it will have a bit of a collector following and won’t be cheap.

So here is my question for you experts. Are these actually the same gun as the Beeman crow magnum? Are there any issues to be aware of on these guns? I assume if it is the same gun as a crow magnum it is definitely a giant old dinosaur with a lot of power!
This gun really intrigued me even though I had my heart set on a crow magnum.
Thanks for any input and I apologize if this has been a topic of discussion before.
Thanks a lot, A.C.

Purchased two hw35s from Krale in mid September of this year, only intending to keep one of them. I put about 50 pellets through the .177 and the shot cycle is very smooth. A five- shot string over the chronograph registered an average velocity of just under 800 fps with Crosman Premiers, and shot to shot variability of less than 7 fps. Asking US $330 plus shipping (double boxed in original packaging with lots of bubble wrap). Will discuss payment options with prospective buyer.

Hello I just wanted to let you all know how I got scammed on this forum I posted that I needed a stock for a bam b26 and got a reply
(Hey, are you still interested in buying a stock for your Bam 26 (r9clone) dings precisely? Cause I’ve got one for sale thanks.)
($100 with shipping)
Ok can I see picture

Yes so are you selling the the whole gun
(pay $120?)
(Yeah. Hold on for the details pls?)
([email protected])
(Do you have zelle?)
Yes zelle
([email protected])
Asking for recipients name
(Anthony Freedom)
Sent
(Screenshot pls)
We good
(Yes sure. Thanks.)
Okay nice. I’ll ship it later today and let you know.
(Hi, so I’m here at FedEx and shipping is way above what I expected. $25 more is needed.)
($45 with extra charges $5 that’s $50)
(I trust FedEx. They deliver swiftly and also well packaged that’s why I use them.)
I'll send you another 25
(Okay that’s great!)
(Good morning Mr Fred! You should get your package this evening or latest by tomorrow morning.)
Thank you
(Hey, the package got tangled up with Alphabet org.. the papers are in check and my license is valid they obviously just want money!!!)
(Now they want $100 for the rifle and scope to be released!!)
You have a tracking number I can't pay any more for that rifle
(I have $60 w me I need 40 more to get this clear. I’ll owe you a couple of mags for the stress. I’m really more professional than this)
I'm going to call FedEx do you have a tracking number
(I don’t collect the tracking cause it’s not always accurate, so no I don’t have it.)
So how do you know I'm supposed to get it today or tomorrow without tracking number
(I have direct contact with the driver delivering the package.)
(I know if I pay them off now it will be all over. If you can help me with the 40 I’ll owe you. This is surreal man and I’m genuinely sorry for this experience.)
I called FedEx they told me an air rifle is classed as a toy and the package would go to the sorting depot in my area then it would be delivered locally i they doubt very much you would know the driver also they suggested I talk to the people you are saying want money I'm going to go to the PD as I work for the city here and ask them about this situation and no I will not send you more money
(I hate Alphabet org See what they caused )
Ok so the air rifle never arrived I have been advised to ask you for my money back.
I have not heard anything else from this guy.

SOLD PENDING FUNDS
Air Arms T200 .177 Sporter
$450 shipped L48, PayPal FF.

-This version has the pressure gauge buit into the end of the cylinder
-Includes the original peep site kit as well as a Bugbuster 3-9x40 scope.
-Original packaging
-comes with both fill adapters
-excellent condition

The gun has never been opened. It is set as it came at the low power 10meter setting but can be re-tuned to higher power if desired

I would at least read the article before publishing. Hard to believe Airgunwire included it, but I find AI written articles are entertaining nonetheless. “When you mount a scope to a windshield…” “ And make sure you choose the right shotgun shell.”

I have a FX silencer that measures 125 mm long and about 35 mm diameter. The outlet on the end is about 8.5 mm so it looks like it could be for .25 cal or under. I have personally only ever used it for .22 cal, and it has always worked well for me.
It is threaded with the standard 1/2" x 20 UNF. Both end caps are threaded (you can faintly see that in both picture the last inch or so is removable), so it comes completely apart for cleaning or I assume swapping out ends if you have ones that would fit.
This was what FX was selling before teaming up with DonnyFL.

$60 Shipped CONUS
Paypal or Venmo

I have a DW power-tuned cricket. Very accurate 62 ft-lbs that got me to the finals at RMAC. Just need to thin my pcp collection. Will come with 4 mags and fill probe. Scope and rings not included. $750 shipped CONUS. 1/2 shipping in Hi, Ak, and US territories. Accept PP FF, Postal MO, and Walmart Pay

I do have two crickets for sale on AGN and I'm willing to take $1300 shipped CONUS for both. 1/2 shipping AK, Hi, and US territories.

Cricket .22 DW power-tuned Huma regulated 42 ft-lb monster. Very accurate; shooting the JSB 25 grain redesigns. I shot this cricket in Raton, NM last year and was told I got one of the highest score of the day there but unfortunately I was DQ because I shot all three cards on the first go. Was very bummed out. Will come with 4 mags and fill probe. Scope and rings not included. $750 shipped CONUS. 1/2 shipping AK, Hi, and US territories. Accept PP FF, Postal MO, and Walmart Pay.

I do have two crickets for sale on AGN and I'm willing to take $1300 shipped CONUS for both. 1/2 shipping AK, Hi, and US territories.

It’s been mounted lightly on a PCP that has no recoil. No need to have ever snugged tight. Basically LNIB as it was sent to factory for upgrade turrets and set screws. All 1.5mm wrench is in there.
Asking a very fair $350 shipped. Lifetime Warranty w/ Athlon.
PM me or email [email protected]
PayPal F&F or add 3% G&S. I could always take a USPMO. Been around 15 years here and other major AG forums. 100% positive feedback under James Dingle

Beeman Santa Rosa stamped RX w Theoben gas ram .20 in excellent condition for its age. Minor, minor wear as seen in pics…both front global and rear gen1 rear sight and SportsMatch elevation 1inch scope. $375 shipped PayPal FnF.
I have a Bushnell Tactical 10x40 mildot and folding bubble level in box that pairs nicely with my other RX2/HW90/RX’s that can be included for additional $150.

Msg offers…
Thank you, Keahi

I have been shooting regularly now for a couple of weeks - 3-4 days each week @ 2+ hours per session. I shoot at a bench supplied at the range, so different benches depending where I get assigned. I have noticed a numbness in my right pinky finger along the bottom edge (I am right handed). Yesterday I paid more attention to my shooting posture. I shoot with a bipod and a bag for the stock but mostly use my right arm as the rest - on my elbow without the bag. Well this really seems to be the cause as I'm pinching the nerve and really noticed it last night. My question is "What have folks been using in the way of 'cushioning' to take the pressure off the direct elbow to wood position?" I did move my position back so that I was not using my elbow and definitely could feel the difference - and the shots got worse! I have been toying with the idea of going to a really stout tripod that will hold the rifle completely to alleviate some of the "elbow leaning" but not sure if that will work on the bench as well as I want to reduce the pressure - it certainly will do better than my tripod with the V holder that I use for hunting! Any suggestions would be great!

Other than following the power requirements. I would like to be able to show up at a match with my 18 FPE PCP, range finder, bipod (attached to gun), and a bucket too! And simply shoot the match for fun. I don’t own or foresee owning such a variety of sweet reactive targets. So I’m there to see how many I can knock down, no scorecard submitted at the end. Do field target matches allow such a thing? We understand that knocking down reactive targets is fun… why not a “fun class”, where scores will not be submitted. The clubs still get the match fees, the serious players are not affected. And the “funners” fun gunners enjoy a novelty shoot. And if they start to “get serious” they can migrate to the other classes?

One has to go unfortunately and it's the 25 with Arken sh4 6-24 ffp mrad with all arken accessories, ergo grip, donnyfl, 480cc tank, 2 mags $1600.00 perfer local pickup on this transaction. Columbus, Ohio

Price: $2,500 + Shipping

Status: SOLD

Note: Scope Pictured NOT included

Looking to sell barely used, Leshiy 2 .30 cal in 350mm & 250mm configurations. Pictures show rifle in complete 350mm configuration. There is some rubbing on the stock ends from standing the gun up but other than that no issues. Gun was sighted in and shot with less than 100 rounds through the 250mm configuration. NO rounds have gone through the 350mm configuration.

Description:

"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."

Edgun Leshiy Long specs

• OAL 29.25 inches
• OAL Folded 17.5 inches
• LOP 15 inches to the center of the trigger
• Trigger grip LOO 3.8 inches
• air reservoir volume 170 CC
• hammerless
• semi-automatic
• 8 round rotary magazine (detachable)
• weight 5.25 pounds
• Trigger – single-stage nonadjustable
  • 1 pound pull
• Picatinny top rail -20 MOA
• Picatinny bottom rail – 5 slot
• Barrel length 350 MM (13.75 inches)
• Regulator capacity (adjustable)
  • 80-160 BAR

Included with the gun

• 4 magazines included (8 round)
• OEM Silencer
• 2 magazine holders
• fill probe
• spare transfer ports
• 1 spare magazine magnet

Additional Accessories:

• Vanir MOD40 System
  • The Vanir modular silencer system combines the MOD-40 Huma stackable silencer with the Valkyrie carbon fiber handguard to make the ultimate lightweight, compact, and silent Leshiy 2 possible. The Vanir allows the user to lengthen or shorten the overall length depending on the shooter's need. Whisper quiet and honeybadger styling makes this system a must-have. The Valkyrie system is licensed by Magpul for the M-LOK accessories
• 300 Bar Carbon Fiber Tank
  • Edgun Leshiy 2 carbon fiber 300 cc tank is custom designed for the Leshiy 2 to provide the maximum shot count while maintaining the gun's exceptional balance.
  • M18 thread
  • 300 CC
  • 300 Bar working pressure
  • 12 ounces
  • 7 inches long
  • 2.5 inches diameter
  • 123% increased air receiver volume over OEM configuration (significant increase in shot count)
• JSB Match Diablo Exact pellets
  • 3.25 g, 150 pieces per can
  • 4 cans (750 pieces)
• EDGun West Guppy 100 CU-IN Tank w/ EaZy 300 DIN-Hose (Hose length 500mm)
• Hornet Mod50 System for 250mm barrel

Well today a record was set, a full 4” to the left at 50!!!yards the point of impact shifted. That’s probably 8” at 100 yards

I think I’m going to call this rifle my
FX Impact shift M4”.

If it wasn’t because this rifle shoots so damn accurate ( after I correct the POI ) I would be very disappointed.

This is not a 700mm is a 600 mm.
Tensioner barrel
Carbon fiber sleeve
I just can’t trust this rifle anymore.

I still think it is an amazing rifle but the more I get to know it the more I think is more of a bench rifle and treat it like if its made of glass.

I have searched the forums and threads and have not found a thread addressing this issue. I can’t see where or why anyone would encounter this style of shooting outside of pesting or hunting, but I could be limited in my thinking.

During the opening weeks of squirrel season I have been seeing and hearing many squirrels high up in the trees eating acorns, other nuts, and pine cones. Particularly in the pine trees I’ve seen squirrels close 25 yards up (according to the parallax knob on my FFP scope). While situating myself close to the tree trunk I’ve taken up to 3 shots at a squirrel way up there and they don’t move. I’m shooting JSB King 25.39 grain domed Diabolo pellets from an EDgun Lelya 2.0 in .25 caliber. I haven’t seen them flinch. I can’t figure out how I’m supposed to be aiming because I don’t know where my shots are hitting. I’m not sure if pellets are arcing and hitting pine needles or small branches on the way up or what.

While kneeling or standing I’m pretty much resting the rifle but almost on top of my shoulder. This positioning of the but feels awkward. I have shot at steep angles with success, but shooting vertically seems to be a different ballgame. With so many leaves still in the trees I’m sometimes limited to particular angles that I can take where I can see the desired kill zones clearly. I’ve only practiced shooting steep angles at pine cones. I could stand to affix an angle indicator to my scope to give me a better idea of the angles I’m referring too.

My question is, what has worked for some of you to hone your shots at a virtually vertical shooting angle? Is anyone taking these types of shots with success?

I have a very nice, accurate and powerful .25 cal . It is a LCS SK-19 in 25 cal, with some upgrades ; spring, O-rings and valve, plus other. She shoots like a champ now better than when it was New.
The new LCS SK-19 sell for $2300, but mine is used. Thanks Richard