Up for SALE is my KalibrGun CRICKET II SMOOTH WSA cal. 5.5 (.22). Purchased at Georiga Airguns. Trigger is tuned for about 8oz, and regulator is tuned to about 123. Shoots 18g I found that the Air Arms pellets the best @880fps. Has 2 3- 1/2 tins through it. It's practically new. Does not come with the level.


Will come with 2 mags, 1 fill probe, 2 o-ring reseal kits. Original Box and paperwork.



Looking for $1400 Local Pickup Preferred. Alpharetta GA



The only reason I'm selling is I never use it and have moved on to other hobbies. The one picture is how I had it setup.



Buyer pays shipping will do paypal family & friends. Would prefer local pickup in Atlanta but can s
hip as well

@SpindleB Posted about this AF knockoff several days ago and a few of us agreed to be be guinea pigs by pulling the trigger

Mine arrived today and so giving initial thoughts. I'll quantify this first by saying I've owned a few dozen 'real' AirForce Airguns over the years and am quite familiar with the platform.

When ordering from the website, I got a notification of the order as well as a notification when it shipped. 5 minutes after delivery, I also received an email notifying me of the same. Shipping was from California.

The box arrived securely packed, but not double boxed.


Upon opening, this is what I was met with...everything seemed secure and well packed.



Removed the gun from it's wrapper

First thoughts. It feels nice. I cant help but get the feeling of 'cheap', but that may be bias. I had a 'Pinty' scope and it was useless. Still for $250 shipped (thereabouts), it looks good and uses a Huben regulator. Upon filling the gun for a leak check, I saw the reg was set at 14MPA according to the gauge. The pressure gauge was as close as any compared to the large gauge on my fill tank. There was a copious amount of silicon grease on internals so will need to clean some of that off. I heard no obvious leaking when filling the gun, but the test will be overnight. I like the frame design better than the AF guns. The skeletonized look and the pic rails are a welcome addition. The buttpad is actually padded and feels nice.

The moderator is proprietary. I don't know what threads it uses, but a DonnyFL wont fit it. The moderator is removable and is baffled, but quite small.


I really like the bolt on this opposed to the arrangement used by AirForce. At the time of pics, I'd not cleaned grease.



The power wheel has no numbers or indicators other than the screw and hashes


But it is cut out on the other side of the frame so you can more easily turn it and see from the other side, a welcome departure from the AF frame.


There was a manual, some spare o rings and other bits included.



After filling to 3kpsi (I guess I should have read to find out the SWP, but assumed at least 3k), I went outside to do a smoke test.
First impressions:
Cocking is ROUGH. It did smooth out a little over a couple shots, but initially pretty rough. In fact, closing the bolt the first time it 'caught' and pushed the tophat just enough to send the first pellet out the barrel WITHOUT the hammer being released. Good thing I had it pointed in a safe direction. Subsequent shots were smoother, but not what I'd call 'smooth' by any means.
A stock AF trigger is rough. Serviceable but rough. This trigger is worse by far. I don't know if it will break in or needs some polishing or both. Will see later how this translates to accuracy.
There doesn't appear to be much of a leade in on the barrel, if one at all. Pellets were tight and I could feel the rifling engaging at the very start of pushing in a pellet.
The short moderator didn't do a lot, at least on power level 3, according to the hash marks. It wasn't overly loud, but I imagine a lot of folks will want to put a real moderator on it. It doesn't bother me and I like the look of it so may keep it as is.

It sounded like it was putting out decent power, but will verify later. I'll mount a scope on it and do some chrony testing and shoot some groups and see how goes when it warms up just a little more outside!
I'd sold off all my cheaper scopes at the Hickory show a couple years ago and so I'll be putting an Arken on this gun for testing. Either the Arken will make this gun better, or the gun will end up making the Arken worse... I'm not sure yet.
Kidding aside, first impressions were on par with the price point, I guess. Should be easy enough to smooth out the cocking with some polishing and such. The trigger.... I'm not sure yet, but usually there is 'something' that can be done. The true test will be if it can hit what I'm aiming at. More to come later today!

So how's the weather in Boogaloosa? Waxahathcee? Tuscaloosa? Have the iguanas thawed?

72 degrees and sunshine on the desert today. Tee shirts from 1 'till 5. Shotgun shells to 80 yards with the air rifle. Out to 200 with the new rimfire. The first fine day in a few weeks.

Spring is almost here! Hang in there! This sh!it will not last forever

I'm looking for an EASY to cock, low powered, .22 springer for the grandkids. Hopefully one that will shoot cheap CPHPs accurately? Side lever may be considered too as I have several young female granddaughters but I am not sure a sidelever is any easier to cock than a break barrel? Not looking for Olympic quality. I'm a PCP guy at heart but would like to get them started in the sport and not have to fill guns every 10 minutes. I'm open to suggestions.

Just to let you know that Cape Fear Airguns opened its doors around Thanksgiving. It is a small storefront in Wilmington NC and has room to grow. The street address is 210 Old Dairy Road.
The owner said that he used to be a tech for another company before starting his business. We talked for quite some time and he does seem to be very knowledgeable . I hope his business takes off because we need a store like that around here.

My number 1 bucket list with regards to ag's was adding a SuperGrade to the collection. Number two was testing the SG on the range to see how it compared to the Model C. A tall order given the later is the most accurate of all my vintage pumpers.

The gun was tested from a bench at 10m. First with a traditional scope mount and second with a handgun scope/scout mount. Pros and cons of both are as follows;

Traditional scope mount;

Pros:
Much more pleasing with regards to aesthetics.

Cons:
Difficult to access loading port.
Difficult to cycle gun beyond 3 pumps w/o placing free hand over scope.
Repetitive zero placement of cross-hairs impossible.
Sight acquisition lags.

Scout mount;

Pros:
loading port access remains the same.
Cycling gun with proper free hand placement remains the same.
Repetitive zero placement of cross-hairs much more consistent.
Spontaneous sight acquisition.

Cons:
Much less pleasing with regards to aesthetics.

Perhaps the most limiting factor between the two optic configurations is zero placement. The scout mount allows the user to place the scope at the exact distance where the "scope shadow" is just beyond the circumference of the field of view. Extremely important for precise repetitious cross-hair placement. In addition, and just as important, the scout mount allows the user to use the turret caps as an additional aid to true-up the cross-hairs, which is impossible with a traditional scope mount.

Conclusion:
When compared to the Model C, the SG has a much more cumbersome trigger design. It's ridges/grooves grip the trigger finger and leaves little room for finger placement/pull error, whereas the Model C trigger is smooth and much more forgiving. However, the SG's trigger has what could be called a two stage trigger which is certainly an advantage over the Model C. If the SG had the same trigger design as that of the Model C it would be the clear winner. So for now, the scale tips in favor of the Model C simply because of it's trigger design.

The last photo shows what the Model C is capable of.

My kitchen table has alot of my small projects, printer and electrical shop are in the house.


Airsoft cannon for boat, 50 rounds per socond, boat.

Remote trigger, for a video project.

I just wanted to share how excited I am to have just ordered the Hatsan Blitz .30 BP. I cannot wait! I’ve read tons amd watched hours of it and good, bad, whatever I’m jazzed. Ok, that’s all.

I was on AOA site a earlier this evening and wanted to look at the Atomic XR.
I saw the Pathfinder but no Atomic.
Too late to call and ask, but has the Atomic XR been discontinued?
I am wanting a gun in that size and power range and by all postings here the Atomic was the best available.
If you have any suggestions for a different gun I would appreciate it.
L.Leon, I a hoping to hear from you

Over the past year or so I have polished all the barrels on my air guns, except for my don cothran which is already super smooth. I did it to my .25 huben k1 and my .22 k1 before I sold it. Recently I did it to my .46 challenger bullpup as well. All these guns saw improved shot velocity consistency afterwards.

A few days ago I decided to do it to my gk1. The gun has been fairly accurate in the past but tended to get inaccurate as the barrel leaded and sometimes was randomly innaccurate, i would often miss a shot and think it was bad form or impatience but now i dont think so. It seemed to foul after far fewer rounds than my other guns. I am very comfortable doing barrel alignments on hubens so I finally took apart my gk1 to polish the barrel. When I took it apart I noticed what seemed to be a dark ring inside the barrel. Didn't know what to make of that and proceeded with the polish.

After polishing I naturally looked through the barrel to see how shiney it was and noticed 4 distinct ring indentations in the barrel. They definitely were there already, no way polishing put them there. No way shooting slugs did it, no way the carbon fiber un-jammimg rod or cleaning rod did it, not that i can imagine anyway. I asked Kelly, he thinks it's a manufacturer defect. I do have only the 5th one ever made. Trouble is, I've had it over a year already. Hoping I get some help. Anyone else ever see such a thing or know how it could have happened?

Here's some screenshots of some videos i took of it.

Anyway, after the polish I shot some groups today. Just terrible. This slug can hit 1 cm targets fairly easily at 50 yards out of my .25 k1, and others who got them for their gk1s said they did well. Not now. These groups were from a full rest at a mere 15 yards, and i took my time and aimed carefully and consistently, using the iron sights can not account for how terrible these groups are:

Just curious as to what restrictions might be in place for PA. in regards to buying & selling airguns. Any issues .

WEIHRAUCH HW44 .177 Caliber Complete Package $750
Scope: West Hunter WHI 4-16x50 SFIR FFP
2 Magazines
Bi-Pod / Knockoff Brand Neotter
Eagle Vision Weihrauch QC Fill Probe
Wehrauch Moderator - Works Great
Shipping Extra
Payment Methods: Apple Pay, Zelle, Venmo

About to dive headfirst into the PCP world and have narrowed it down to either the Impact M4 Compact or the Wildcat MK3 BT Compact in .25 cal. My initial use will be for pesting and plinking, but I’m imagining some small game hunting is in my future with it as well. Going with the compact version initially as I want to be able to walk and stalk and afraid a longer barrel would be annoying in the woods.

Initially I gravitated towards the M4 due to its power and ability to tune as I want to be able to shoot slugs. However, the Wildcat is very appealing due to its ergonomics and it seems as if the BT version is a very capable platform as well when it comes to slugs. I know the compact versions are limited on what slugs they can push but that’s fine with me for now and I can always buy longer barrels in the future if the need arises.

My gut is saying go with the Wildcat BT for the stock but after looking at the history of the platform, one could extrapolate that a new revision of the Wildcat could be around the corner. The M4 is the newest and looks super awesome, but is more expensive and might not be as comfortable to carry around.

Aside from the obvious spec differences, I’m curious if there are other differences others have noticed. This will be my one and only Airgun for a while so trying to make the best decision when it comes to efficiency, shot count, and power.

KRAL ARMS Puncher Knight .22 Calber Complete Package $400 Price Reduced
Scope: Accu-shot UTG CE 4-16 x 44 SWAT Mil-dot EZ TAP
KRAL .22 magazines 12 rds
Cloth camouflage sleeves
B-Pod: UTG
Shipping Extra
Payment Methods: Apple Pay, Zelle,

Looking for a close buyer as I don’t want to ship this. Central Wisconsin.

Very good condition, no leaks, works perfect, never been taken apart.
$2200.

Edgun Leshiy 2 Blackout .357,450mm,460cc bottle upgraded reg 2 mags ships in soft pad case. Shot only a couple mags through it and absolutely mint condition. $2750 shipped

Can airgun compressors like the GX C4i be used for other things, like car tires?

Crosman Benjamin Marauder Woods Walker BP2220-AP .22 Caliber Complete Package $400
CenterPoint Mut-tac Quick Aim Sight
UTG PRO Butt
R.A.I. Airgun side-folding kit RAI-A025-Crosman 1701
Benjamin RC2208 Spare Mag 8shot auto indexing Mag
oft Rifle Benjamin camo case
Scope: Pinty 4 -16 x 40 AOL
Moderator: Standard Donny FL
Note: I am helping the wife of my deceased friend sell his guns. The airgun has a slow leak. It lost 60 BAR in 24 hours. Slow leak, I will look into resealing tomorrow on 2-11-2025 after I speak with the owner.

Spoken for.












MUST PICK UP IN Corona California 92883. WILL NOT SHIP.

I have I think a Puncher Mega. It is .25.

I believe everything is there to put it back together minus the plastic disc that goes under the gauge. Stole it for something else.

Was running when parked. Haha

Hi Guys,

Online I came across this item, it's a 20 position powerwheel for the Wildcat/Maverick rifles.

I am wondering if the 'plateau' of each position has enough bearing surface to support the Hammer spring screw.

Does anyone here have any experience with this item?

Thanks!

I have a Cricket original, I have tried to remove the manometer I have the tool to remove it but cannot hang on to the threaded area while turning the tool to remove the gauge, it is stuck. I removed the housing that the gauge is in and those are the threads I am holding. I have replaced the O-rings and am still getting some air out of the barrel. Could that air coming out of the barrel be from another O'ring? Any help is greatly appreciated. Dave

40 yards offhand

Up for sale is a Edgun Leshiy 2.0 30 Cal For Sale. Like new condition barely shot. 1650.00. 860 992 2527

Hi all, I love this rifle, but decided I am only.keeping one .25 and that is my Leshiy 2. This sale include, M3 compact .25, westhunter scope with FX no limit rings, one magazine, utg bipod and saber tactical underbottle rail. It will ship an the FX case as well. I will include some ammo as well, that is good for shorter ranges. $1500 shipped ready to go. I will accept lower end trades plus some cash as well. Thank you, Scott. $1350 , no scope or bipod.