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PCP Rifle  NLA Steal of the Year: Awesome PCP Setup, $6K Invested – $4K Takes All

Everything you need to get started in the PCP world, or an incredible opportunity to add Awesome PCPs and premium gear to your arsenal. All of my equipment is in immaculate condition — properly maintained, no leaks, and blemish free. No gimmicks, no nonsense. I’m simply switching gears and don’t have the time for this extra hobby right now. I’ve invested over $6,000 into this setup, but I’m letting it go for a fraction of that — $4,000 for everything. It’s a huge loss for me, but that’s just how it goes sometimes. I prefer to do a meet-up, and I’m willing to meet anywhere in California between LA and Fresno. Serious buyers only — no tire kickers or time-wasters. Please come ready to make a deal.

$4k DM me here or text/call 661-319-2323

Going to leave it listed as the full lot for a day or two then I may break it up into packages and list separately


Included in this sale:


Fully modified Notos
(all stock parts included)


  • All ports opened to 4.5mm
  • 360cc bottle
  • C88 380mm liner with FX barrel
  • Hajimoto barrel damper system
  • Buckrail chassis
  • Magpul pistol grip & carbine stock
  • Huben power dream valve
  • CRC Precision plenum
  • Aftermarket side lever
  • Upgraded trigger kit
  • Hammer weight install
  • Upgraded poppet valve
  • Terminator IND carbon fiber moderator
  • Hajimoto bottle clamp with pic rail
  • Hajimoto magazines
  • Maple customs magazines
  • Pic rail stock mag holder with stock mags
  • Assorted ammo (4 tins, unopened)

Megalodon 22" .510 Big Bore


  • Donny FL Emperor big bore moderator
  • 300+ rounds of slugs

Macavity Arms Agility MA2 Airgun Standard length .30 cal


  • Air Impulse moderator
  • 3+ tins of ammo

Accessories & Gear


  • MDT GRND-POD (Picatinny)
  • CV Life bipod (Picatinny)
  • Hawke Airmax 4-12x40 with Vortex Hunter 1" High Rings
  • Athalon Talos BTR Gen2 4-14×44 APLR2 FFP IR MIL with FX No Limit rings
  • TUXING PCP basic air compressor
  • CS3 PCP air compressor
    • (4500psi / 30Mpa)
    • with inline high-pressure air filter
  • TUXING 4500psi 6.8L/414ci carbon fiber tank with bag
  • Miscellaneous extras: folding stock adapter, o-rings, extra fill ports, stock cover with raised cheek weld, quick detach QD mount, metal plinking target

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Reflections

As human beings, we are destined to evolve, hopefully steering ourselves towards improvement. Our lives present opportunities to test our adaptability and openness to new experiences. Yes, even an old dog can learn new tricks.

Only a few months ago I found myself bewildered by the notion of participating in field target hunter class. As very few people in my region actively engaged in air gunnery, I was unaware of a different world that awaited me. A friend encouraged me to attend a field target hunter match at a club in Ohio, where I decided to take a leap of faith and give it a try, just for fun, doubting that I would find it all that enjoyable.

I found myself handling a gun with specific requirements that were different from what I had encountered before: a sub 20 ft lb. gun, 177 cal., loading one pellet at a time., limited to 16 X scope, etc. Despite my reservations, I borrowed a gun from the club and gave it a try.

Hey, I have to tell you, it was hot that day, I mean really hot, shooing in a heavily wooded area the lighting was horrible, the humidity was over the top – the last time I was that miserable was Vietnam. A challenge to say the least….

To my surprise, my initial skepticism transformed into an unexpected appreciation for the discipline, precision, and focus that this style of shooting, demanding something that was definitely outside my comfort zone.

Within a month I acquired my very own equipment, and looked forward to my second match. I did okay, truthfully, I did horrible, but I had already been bitten by the bug. Each time I’ll do better.

It serves as a gentle reminder that we, as human beings, can surprise ourselves by discovering new passions and sources of joy if only we remain open-minded and curious about the world around us.

Lastly, I would be remiss if I didn’t mention the great people I’ve met, and I thank every one of them for their help and advice.

Crosman  New Crosman 1322

the trigger is no different than the 2240
now where was it made would be the first question
so how to fix
take of the right grip, find an allen wrench the take of the side plate on the grip frame
take the sear spring out and replace with a lighter one
and that is where you start

Dust Cover fo FX DRS Probe

For me, I’d rather not be disconnecting and reconnecting the probe with the quick connect, it’s always attached to the whip and ready when I need it. The plug provides a more finished look on my gun, almost invisible unless you’re looking for it. I don’t think there’s an advantage either way, just my preference.
Thanks.

The difference in our usages may only be that I typically shoot 4 or 5 guns at the range, so the probes need to be separated and connected to the compressor's Foster for each gun.
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N/A  First PCP - need advice (Notos vs Stoeger Scout)

Noise level ranges from red ryder to nail gun.

Modded Notos you just hear the trigger. 12FPE/600 fps is low noise and good for plinking.

I would use a lighter hammer spring on the scout to lower the speed to keep the noise down. I dont use any of my PCPs that are higher than 600 fps, theyre just too frigging loud IMO for close neighbors.

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FX  Boss trigger

I've had the same experience. WHY they made that trigger needlessly complicated I'll never understand. For the 1st 5 years I owned my Boss it was perfect. Then I installed a Huma reg & after reassembling the trigger wasn't what it was before. Spent 3 hours trying to get it back to where it was but no joy. For every adjustment screw turned, the other 2 have to be balanced out. It's not bad by any stretch of the imagination, just not as perfect as before. Even contemplated putting a Royale trigger in it but gotten used to it over time? I LOVE my Royale 500's trigger. What EXACTLY is causing you problems? 1st stage? 2nd? Sensitivity?
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Projectiles  NLA Pellet holders

Have a few small pellet holders up for sale thase are already made and ready to ship minus the lanyards ill need to make them to your color choice. The small work great to put in a pocket. I myself set them on a bench or in pocket. I do not have any larg as of now but will be making more starting in december. Ask if you have any questions thank you
Number 1 sold

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