Simply put, a brilliant piece of engineering, function and performance!

















A an all around excellent shooter. Will hold it's own against any airgun I own or have shot with. Likes all brands and weights of pellets, but really loves (and is specifically tuned for) the 15.89g JSBs at around 874 fps at high power with a spread of +/- 2.6 StdDev over an 97 shot string. Beautifully smooth operation, reliable, solid and an absolutely great shooter. No leaks or issues of any kind.

Comes with an excellent 8-32X44 Mueller tactical scope with mildots. Rugged, very clear optics and zero tracking click-turrets. Adjusts from about 8 yards to infinity
Comes with heavy duty high-rings
Comes with scope caps
Comes with adjustable power wheel
Comes with adjustable cheek piece and butt pad
Comes with 7 magazines including 3:9-shot CARM mags, 2:12-shot mags and 2:High capacity 15-shot mags
Comes with a very quiet, fully shrouded barrel
Comes with a DonnyFL Tanto moderator
Comes with adjustable bi-pod
Comes with adjustable bi-pod extension
Comes with 7-tins of 15.89g JSBs, roughly 3,500 rounds of ammo
Comes with a 500 CC tank that holds air forever
Comes with padded soft tactical rifle case
Comes with the tank topped off to ~220 bar, so it's ready to rock right out of the box. (Scope may be separated for safe shipping)
Will be shipped double box in the original box and a second exterior box

Was asking $1499 for the package.... 1/7/23 **Now offering for $1350!!**

SORRY.... NO TRADES

Buyer to cover shipping and insurance if desired.
PP F&F, or you cover the fees.
PM with questions.

Thanks for looking!
-Jimmy

Anyone ever had a double pellet like this out of a special FX? This looks very unusual with lots of leading around the skirt. Thoughts?

INCOMING!!!!!!!!
Just doing my part to keep the E in ELR!

Shooting my usual 28 grain slugs at just under 60fpe. Over 100' of drop and about 3 seconds of hang time.

Now available from FX Airguns: the FX Chronograph Display & FX Chronograph Mount

The FX Pocket Radar Chronograph completely revolutionized the use of chronographs for airguns. It provided a completely portable, affordable and powerful chronograph that shooters could throw in their range bag or rifle case to be used at a moment’s notice and give the feedback and velocity data needed to get the most accuracy out of their air rifle. Now there are two more optional accessories to pair with your FX Chronograph to aid your shooting and tuning; the FX Chronograph Display and FX Chronograph Mount.



The FX Chronograph Display connects via Bluetooth to your FX Chronograph (while also allowing your chronograph to still connect to the FX Radar Smartphone App). Besides showing the feet per second for each shot taken instantly, the display can also be utilized to show magazine shot count, show the battery charge left in your chronograph, as well as other forthcoming display options. The display has a built-in battery that is recharged via USB-C cord. The FX Chronograph Display can either be mounted to the FX Impact directly behind the scope, or it comes with a picatinny adapter to allow for side mounting on many other air rifles.



As an alternative to strapping the FX Pocket Radar Chronograph to the end of your barrel, FX now offers the FX Chronograph Mount. This stiff carbon fiber rod attaches to any of the picatinny accessory rails of many rifles, and allows the perfect positioning of the FX Radar Chronograph without effecting POI should you take the Chronograph Mount off the rifle.

Both the FX Chronograph Mount and FX Chronograph Display are now starting to ship to your favorite FX Outdoors & FX Airgun dealers and importers worldwide. US Dealers should start receiving them by 11/20.

Looking to sell a couple pieces. My home was flooded in hurricane Ian and I'm trying to buy some fans, dehumidifiers, and an air scrubber to start rehabilitation on the house. I don't have flood insurance, so I might be selling some other things as well.

First up is an FX Wildcat mk3 compact .30 that I took in a trade a while back. Haven't had time to mess with it at all. Comes with two mags and fill probe. Previous owner added a pic rail on the foregrip.

It's shooting jsb 44 grain at an average of 868 for one mag.

Looking for $1000 drop to $900
shipped in it's FX case.

My son is 11 and has decided to not stay with air gun marksmanship while transferring to boy scouts from cub scouts, as .22 rimfire is available to him now.
I already have .22 rimfires and he's shown interest into competitive 6mm airsoft and 7mm gelsoft warfare.
So I'm looking to sell or trade a few of the .177/.22 air rifles and pistols we have to get him some 6mm airsoft or 7mm gelsoft.

•Gamo 430 .177 - front glo sight, nylon holster included $25.

•Legends M1911A1 .117 - polished barrel and block, distressed finish, camo micarta grips, leather or poly ccw holster included. $75.

•Swiss Arms TG-1 .177 - tuned, 4x air grade scope. $100.

•Ruger Yukon/Air Magnum .22 - custom cut maple stock with factory butt plate, seated action, polished trigger faces, plastic moderator delete/replaced with aluminum barrel shroud, tuned, 3x9 CP air grade scope. $200.

Located in East Central Nebraska, willing to ship at buyer expense if sold out right, offers and trades for airsoft/gelsoft welcome!

Hello,

Along with several other Daisy and Red Ryder air guns, I just inherited 2 Buck Rogers' Disintegrator Pistols that I'm trying to find some information on.

They are in black and white boxes and looks like they were sold in conjunction with inthe25thcentury.com (which no longer exists) and GoHero. The only date I can find says "Daisy logo is © 2008" Daisy Outdoor Products." Ther was apparently another release that came in a wooden case with an action figure. Mine doesn't have a box, but there is a note inside saying the action figure would be mailed separately.

It says Edition of 125 on the side. Neither one has ever been opened and since they are packaged in a straw like material and wrapped in bubble wrap. I don't want to remove one for fear of not getting it back in the box properly, so I don't know if they are numbered.

I cannot find any comments nor pictures online of these pistols coming in a white box. Any information anyone has would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

Jeff

Words cannot describe our gratitude

Are heavier hammer springs available for the Vulcan 3?

I own a FX DreamTac compact in .22 with the mk I & II 28mm shroud.
To facilitate the fitting of a powerplenum with the 28mm shroud, I made some custom cones for the superlight barrel.

I already made an internal silencer for a .25 liner with a longer shroud, see this reply.

Recently I've bought a .177 FX Crown barrel kit to fit on my DreamTac using the custom cone.
I purchased the Huma air high flow TP and probe for this kit.
Initially I wasn't planning on adding an inline silencer.
On assembly of the parts I saw, even with the original shroud there is an internal space in the shroud of 85mm.

So next step will be designing and printing an inline silencer for this barrel kit.
I will use the same K-baffle design as the internal .25 silencer I've made.

Overview of the setup


Room for internal silencer


Difference between original FX Crown cone and custom cone.

I have carbon and Factory metal with endcaps, ready to go.
Let me know what length you need.

Edit: Added Photo and pricing.

Patrick

Beeman soft padded rifle case by Bob Allen. Case is 48" in excellent condition with heavy duty zipper. Price $40 shipped.

Ordered one of @Sturkis new field targets last Thursday, & it arrived last night- exactly one week to fabricate, paint, assemble, & deliver to my door. That's getting it done!


The kill zone cutout is 2", and he includes two reducers in the base price. Added a third ($10) to cover 0.5" to 2" in half inch increments. Arrived with the 1" reducer installed.
Was able to get it out tonight for some backyard practice. Will probably get a cement block & use clamps to secure sometime soon, but just used tent stakes tonight & had no issues resetting. Set it out at 45 yards lasered, & got 60 shots in before daylight faded to black. Will post some "after" photos of the target below.
This thing just oozes quality. Steel used for the face plate, paddle, reducers & base is good stuff, but I think the "guts" (nuts, bolts, springs etc.) of the mechanism impress me even more. Fit & finish are great, cuts look really good with no sharp edges.
The action is tight yet extremely smooth. Don't own a sub-12 fpe gun to test myself, but Mike has tested extensively with no issues. Have access to all sorts of test equipment at work, and a small tool we use for indentation testing measured it right at 1 lb of force to actuate the paddle. All shooting tonight was at ~19fpe, and the target did exactly what it should. Hits knocked it down, misses (done only for scientific purposes, of course ) & splits did not. While lighting was good, was able to see one split plain as day (love that scope) at 3 o'clock on the reducer. The face plate stood.
It was not inexpensive, but high quality never is. My impression is that with reasonable care, it'll last the rest of my shooting days. Paint as needed, maybe a drop of oil here & there... that's about it. Mike advised me that it may need to be tightened up just a hair after the mechanism wears in, easily done by putting another ~1/8 turn on a few of the bolts. So easy a caveman could do it. And I should know.

I'm not a scope guy so maybe I can be baffled by low quality but this scope here I just got in today man hell of a scope. Only thing is well I think a throw lever it won't fit around the magnification Bell or is this something else

For whipping up a proper buttpad for my Delta Wolf!



Airgun: Daystate Delta Wolf .25 via Airgunsofarizona
Scope: Deltaoptical Stryker HD via edgunwest
Mounts: sportsmatchscopemounts
Accessories: precisionriflesystems Arca rail, 0dbsilencers Magnum
Bipod: accutac BR-4

My buddy's wife used to think it was "cruel" of me to zap the greys around my house until they started flipping houses.

BACK DOOR


FRONT DOOR



This is a small sample of how many I have eradicated. Oaks surround the house; they're super picky about the mast they're eating. They don't sit still very long. However, the same cannot be said when copious quantities of birdseed and pecan chunks are added to the equation. 25MM HW97, JSB 7.87s. @25 yds.

fount and back les flip up caps with 34mm level and power adjuster ring

I received a Daystate Huntsman Revere .22 We the Plinkers package. My first Daystate. I’ve been reading and watching reviews for several months and am impressed. The rifle is a work of art. The stock is absolutely beautiful.
Nicole is bringing NE Ohio rain for the next 3 or 4 days so I’ll see how soon I can get to the range.

SOLD


.177 cal

I bought this Vet off this forum earlier this year and shot 3 field target matches with it. I’ve now moved over completely to springer FT.

No issues with it - accuracy is excellent and the rifle is extremely reliable.

I've only used JSB 10.34 with it and they've worked very well across both 20fpe (Hunter class FT) and 12 fpe (WFTF).

Included: Comes with the factory-standard single shot tray (installed in pics), 2 factory mags, and fill probe. Other included freebies: DonnyFL ½ UNF adapter (installed), 3d printed cheek rest, and single point sling.

Cosmetics: One small surface-only break on the front of the grip in the laminate due to something hitting it (never been dropped). This is not a mechanical issue and does not affect the gun’s functioning or accuracy.

Price: $925 all inclusive. Shipping is included in the price. Price is firm. No trades. Will be well-packed with the cylinder empty to make it safe to ship via USPS. CONUS buyers only, please.

Payment: USPS money order or PayPal F&F If you’re around Sacramento and want to buy in person, I’ll knock $25 off the price since shipping costs won’t be involved.

Pics: See all pics - this is what is being sold.

Note: As always, it's the buyer’s responsibility to follow all local, state, and federal laws concerning buying and owning this air rifle. Seller assumes no responsibility.

Thanks.

I pushed a few .2165 slugs through my 700mm CZ barrel just to check for tight chokes or whatever else. What I discovered is that there is little to no choke whatsoever which should be good for shooting slugs. However, I also discovered that the bore was pretty tight on the breech end...the first 1/2"-1" was quite tight. I pushed slugs through from both directions. When pushing from the breech end it's really tight for the first inch and then the rest of the way it is very free. When pushing from the muzzle end it's a little tight for the first half inch or so and then moderately free all the way to the breech where it gets fairly tight again for that last inch. Is this how barrels are designed or is the tightness of the breech end going to disfigure the slug too much for the rifling to engage properly?

I also tried .217 lighter and shorter slugs and the tightness of the breech compared to the rest of the barrel was magnified. It felt like the slug had zero resistance after the first inch of tightness at the breech.

For sale is my beloved Talon P. It's .25, single shot breech load that requires very minimal cocking effort and plenty of room for fingers for quick loading. It's never given me any issues and hits hard! I love that it is an external power dial thats super easy to make adjustments, as well as quick release built in so no need to fumble around with a probe. Selling only because I've since transitioned to a .30 cal. Included is the airgun with adjustable stock, factory moderator, DFL adapter for more options, and 1 brand new tin of pellets.

It has been handled carefully and is in perfect working condition and good cosmetic condition.

I'm located close by San Franciso. $650 shipped through Paypal goods and services (I pay the fee).

I'm new here but I've been selling on ebay for 20 years with perfect 5 star feedback https://www.ebay.com/fdbk/feedback_profile/transpeedmotorsports

I'm also a Calguns veteran with multiple positive transactions https://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/member.php?u=12605

Finally got some time to do my 700cc bottle conversion which seems to drastically helped consistency it seems. Also changed out the valve spring to one that is in between the stock one and that lighter one I had to begin with. Got lots of new projectiles to send downrange. One of which is the Seneca pellet 43.2 grain which registered consistently over 80 FPE with the highest being 82 FPE Had regulator almost all the way up at 2800 psi and hammer spring all the way out. Side note I got a shipment of Zan slugs in and they are very nicely made. Was raining really bad here today so no grouping... Just chronograph info. I feel like with the even lighter spring I could easily go over 85 FPE.. attached is a screenshot of those figures. Those pellets are ugly as sin and don't fit in a magazine but they sure do pack a wallop.

I have been a huge fan and long user of the Chairgun software since the mid 2000's. Still have it on my iPhone and use it regularly. Had it on my older 2012 MacBook Pro now have a new MacMini and would like to install it here as well but it seems to have disappeared off the internet. ChairGun was, in my humble opinion, probably the most useful tool for setting up, tuning our air guns for the varying missions especially for determining optimum optic zero for a given pellet, at what speed, at what height above bore centerline to maximize shooting distance at optic center and/or what hold over/under at what ranges, printable dope card for most scope reticles to fit in the scope cap.... the list goes on and on.
Would think some 15+ years later there would be even more software that is more capable and even more user friendly, at least some updated version of ChairGun, but not really finding any available?

What are you gents using now?

Tia,
Paul


***EDIT***
Reached out to Hawke/ChairGun and promptly received a very nice and thorough reply, in short they are no longer supporting the software but did include links to the legacy software. Sadly once I was able to get legacy ChairGun installed, it is not compatible with Mac OS 11.4 BigSur so will not open.
Have iStrelok, only used a few times over the past few years for some AR builds and .17"HMR SageRat rigs. For the airguns I much prefer the ease and graphical representation that ChairGun provided for optimal zero distances with varying amounts of pellet rise across center, etc.

airgun you have never had but always wanted?

Me : Original wood stock .22 Crosman 1 (Made in the early 80's). Just a sexy gun then and now.
Just pick up two more that were under that gun on the list. A Daisy 922 and a Crosman 500.

tim