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Brosos · Mar 26, 2025

Vetmx said:
Without going into detail, if a manufacturer wants a 90 in a certain place, that’s what you use. They don’t deform as quick as a 70. But I have done exactly what you did to get back to shooting or tuning. But I placed an order for a 90 and got it in there when they arrived. I have a 70 in a reg as I type this and need to swap it out for a 90 I picked up last week. Gun has been fine, but it’s on borrowed time.

Thanks for the input! Gives me some comfort. I contacted AGN who are very responsive, so should hopefully get that sorted soon.

Brosos · Mar 26, 2025

rangur1 said:
Acquire the necessary o rings for your platform BEFORE an issue arises. This will eliminate stress, and yes, we’ve all been there. It’s a cheap insurance policy. Good fortune my man.

Many thanks! I hear you about obtaining all o-rings in advance. It's just a pity they don't include every o-ring in a reseal kit, bearing in mind the cost of these guns.

cavedweller · Mar 26, 2025

SqrlHntr said:
Reached out to the state level 4-H club to invite them to a FT match and explore FT as an activity. I found out that reactive targets, including knockdown are not allowed in 4-H, thus my hope of 4-H junior FT is a no-go. Super bummed out, was hoping we could incorporate FT somehow with the local 4-H shooting sports and get a youth division going. My son wants to shoot FT and would be fun for him to compete against other kids eventually. I remember shooting bb guns and springers as a kid in 4-H so it was fairly logical thinking. The 4-H director was super nice about it and would have considered FT if not for the rule, so can’t blame him. I guess there must have been something that happened to instigate the rule, just hope no-one was hurt.

So….Any clubs out there with a youth program or junior division? If so, any suggestions for starting one? Probably a pipe dream having a junior division, but its for my kid so its worth the effort, even if it doesnt fly.

Did you ask why?
as in I’m wondering why?
or are airguns a issue?
it is possible to create a field target course that is not reactive That uses a bench rest type paper target
check for a CMP program near you

Ltomlin · Mar 26, 2025

Yes its a .25, great gun for the $, I added a cricket valve and the bottle, but this one will actually get a lot of shots from the larger stock air cylinder.

dgeesaman · Mar 26, 2025

bchannell said:
I saw a post a while back about "are expensive airguns worth it?" and it got me thinking.

I've been kind of discouraged by the offers given by shops to trade airguns. I know in the powder burner world, the usual offer is 65-70% depending on popularity, but it seems in the airgun world it's far lower, in the 35-45% range. I'm talking about top shelf airguns, that cost $1200 and up.

Anyone else wonder about this discrepency in values? I mean maybe it's true, they're not worth it. I know it's a hobby and we're not here as consumers to make money, but it sure seems out of whack. The new Blackwolf is pushing a price most of us don't/won't want to pay.

No I don’t wonder about it. Resale on used airguns never approaches new prices - maybe 70% of new in the best case - so when you consider margins and risk that’s the starting price for a retailer to make a margin.

arizonapcp · Mar 26, 2025

Took delivery of a .25 AEA Challenger Pro a couple of weeks ago. Rifle is powerful. Pellets at 1100 fps. Tried some pellets and a couple of slugs, with just average results. Then I got my shipment of AEA slugs. 49.2. This rifle and these slugs are amazing. 1” groups at 50 and 75, 1 1/2 inch at 100. They leaving barrel at 955 fps. That real close to 100 fpe. All this from a .25. This rifle loves slugs. Got rifle and slugs from Utah Air Rifles. Dealt with Zach, a very helpful and pleasant salesman. Looking forward to seeing how far these will perform at long distances.

The Archer · Mar 26, 2025

Ezana4CE said:
@The Archer I didn’t make that comparison.

What I’m trying to say is if a scope can survive the recoil of an.308, there is a high likelihood that it would have no problem with the Texan .50.

Taylor.Nicholas · Mar 26, 2025

I have a .357 semi auto Western rattler that I'm looking at selling. Everything pictured comes with and is brand new. There is a chip out of the plastic near the end of the gun which does not affect it in anyway. Ask me if you want anymore pictures.

Price : 2500$ (I have over 4200$ into it)

Nightvision Scope, small red dot, 300+ slugs of different variations, new case, CS4 air pump etc

I would accept gold or silver as trade but really looking for cash. I am located in the Nashville area and would consider delivering it if within 300 miles and if the price is right. (Gotta love prius MPG) I will not accept money orders or any type of weird scamming attempts.

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Thank you!

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rcrochte · Mar 26, 2025

EmptyTin_Tim said:
You should post the link to the place you found that because it also had photos comparing them. It's a great write up, and very helpful for us replica lovers!

You're absolutely right. Should have thought of that.
https://co2-handguns.freeforums.net/thread/8/cartridge-compatibility-loading-revolvers

John "spysir" Blount · Mar 26, 2025

A private pond (large!) at 700 yards.

John

BumperMan · Mar 26, 2025

The O-ring you replaced is exposed to constant friction of the valve during its operation, which is why nbr90 is used in such places, but I would do the same in your situation and everyone does. We use what is in our stock. Wait with the replacement to the right one until the review or as long as the one that is now installed can withstand.
I always try to start the equipment only when necessary to expose bolted connections as little as possible.

Justaguy · Mar 26, 2025

My last order of .25 slugs (5 sizes) from NSA cost me about 7 cents a piece with shipping included. That was during their 20% off sale. I was pretty happy about the pricing.

fishing43 · Mar 26, 2025

Want to buy Tiapan veteran standard in 25 caliber .

AKairgunner907 · Mar 26, 2025

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steve-l · Mar 26, 2025

Michael,
First it is a pistol, not a rifle. Pistols are typically used at short distances. The GK1 is NOT a plinker. It is powerful enough to damage unintended infrastructure. I own a V1 and a V3 in .25 and have hit pigeons at 100 meters. It is also a revolver and its munition retention in the magazine is a chamfer machined into the magazine's bores that catch the skirts of pellets. Slugs do not have a skirt and the only way they can be retained is friction. In other words, the gun is not designed to use slugs, nor do slugs at the intended short distances, add any value., only more cost If your intended use is for high power and exceptional accuracy is your requirement, then the .25 is superior to the .22 . The GK1 is also loud. It needs a good moderator. The higher the power selected, the louder it is. Only you know your intended purpose. Your call.

airgunmike56 · Mar 26, 2025

Dairy boy that Mutant is old news , Dont waste your time on it , Just pass it on to me 500.00 and get you a new gun,,,,
Mike
PM me for as deal.

AKairgunner907 · Mar 26, 2025

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AKairgunner907 · Mar 26, 2025

This listing has been renewed

airgunmike56 · Mar 26, 2025

Yes I agree talk to the maker of the Dream postol,, I am not a pest shooter with my pistols , I have a 25 long and a 25 shorty , I just shoot cans and targets , But if I had to pick one it would be a flip of a coin,,,
Mike

mubhaur · Mar 26, 2025

alcuerna said:
Does anyone know why my FX M4 . 22 shoots the first 3 or 4 low-power shots, for example, at 880 fps, and then evens out at 920 fps? I use 18.13 grain JSB. Thanks for your answers.

Taylor.Nicholas · Mar 26, 2025

bchannell said:
I saw a post a while back about "are expensive airguns worth it?" and it got me thinking.

I've been kind of discouraged by the offers given by shops to trade airguns. I know in the powder burner world, the usual offer is 65-70% depending on popularity, but it seems in the airgun world it's far lower, in the 35-45% range. I'm talking about top shelf airguns, that cost $1200 and up.

Anyone else wonder about this discrepency in values? I mean maybe it's true, they're not worth it. I know it's a hobby and we're not here as consumers to make money, but it sure seems out of whack. The new Blackwolf is pushing a price most of us don't/won't want to pay.

I wanted to list my Western Rattler. But would much rather prefer to sell it in person or a store. Is anyone aware of any shops in the TN / KY tristate area that deals with big bore rifles? Or do you guys just call up any random gun store? I appreciate any info. Thank you!

Orv · Mar 26, 2025

bustachip said:
Where do you see $360? I see $548.

I believe that he was looking at a Krale price from 6 years ago. I purchased my HW97K with a walnut stock from AoA for in the $700 range last year. Orv.

airgunsurvivalist88 · Mar 26, 2025

That is going to be Amazing air rifle.I can't wait to get one

Kel von · Mar 26, 2025

cswift1 said:
I am currently having issues with my new AEA HP SS .25, and the gun does not semi. To fire the weapon, I have to set the bolt continuously; on top of this, the Mag does not feed the rounds. Has anybody else had this issue? I hope it is a human error because I don't want to part ways and wait, even though the pellet shop sent it in one day.

( It is not the pellet shop's fault the retailer sells them, so I'm not upset with them. )

cswift1 said:
Update, I spoke with the staff at The Pellet Shop, and they walked me through the troubleshooting. It was the magazine, and I also had to find that perfect PSI. with today's achievement, I would like to say big thanks to yall for helping me.

Why Not Give A MANUAL with everything you sell

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