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thane · May 15, 2025

Off for now ,

Thanks

SMH · May 15, 2025

I love seeing you excited about shooting again! While my work consists of me shooting several times a week, man if it isn’t relaxing to sling lead in a nice, quite ,accurate air rifle!

Ratzy · May 15, 2025

Yeah, mine supposed to arrive Tuesday.
Slugs have been waiting for months to be uselessly expended at high speed.

Ratzy · May 15, 2025

Turns out it doesn't matter, or I'm dumb.

If I try to hot swap bottles it blows the oring out and leaks all the air when I screw it down. Which makes sense.

My assumption is no hot swapping the reximex.

IHatePaper · May 15, 2025

2 packages arriving from Wes next week! Weight exceeds the accessories I bought recently - assume it’ll be a new gun day

AlanMcD · May 15, 2025

I recall reading once that FX uses two different bottle valves, so they can vary by gun or generation . . .

I don't have one, but I do have a Western Airguns Sidewinder that I might get another bottle for someday - I don't know which one they take either . . .

rodjava · May 15, 2025

I'm still experimenting for the best slug tune for the .30 cal RP.
I have 3 different hammer weights and 2 different springs, as well as 6 different boat tail slugs to ty out.

Kgphotos · May 15, 2025

Welcome to the family!

CT Airguns · May 15, 2025

This listing has been renewed

CT Airguns · May 15, 2025

This listing has been renewed

Scotay42 · May 15, 2025

WorriedMan said:
Recent misses during inclined shooting had me pondering same thing. Airguns of Arizona has an "Airgun Calculator," section, fifth one down is, "Inclined Shooting Correction Calculator." With "slope degree" and "line-of-sight-to-target," from rangefinder, all I needed was "ballistic coefficient" and "muzzle velocity," to complete calculations. Realized this was not the issue since "correction" was in fraction of inches. Turns out just needed to relax the process, misses gave way to hits. WM

It definitely matters more in archery vs airguns. It is all about actual range for AGs

Normkel · May 15, 2025

Sawney Bean said:
When you think about it though, aren't most modern airguns actually HPA? It's just a matter of which bottle and regulator are being used and where they are located.

I was interested in whether the label is definitional. Both PCP and HPA appear to operate according to the same systems, and IIRC the difference is operating pressure. I wonder if the distinction is relevant?

kwaping · May 15, 2025

Jnewood said:
I don't understand...you don't see the pics?

It was a camo joke

_CTAIRGUNNER_ · May 15, 2025

Got home from Florida around 630am after driving 18 of the 21 hour drive. Slept for a few hours then fixed my brush hog/push Wacker and went to town.

Here is the 70 yard lane.

Here is the 110 yard lane I'm trying to extend to 125.

I am very lucky my landlord is ok with all this, as it is his property, not mine.

I'm going to ask if we can cut that center tree down and make another log backstop about 10 yards behind it.

Kdog · May 15, 2025

KWK said:
Nice wood on this Light Pattern View attachment 561373 View attachment 561374 View attachment 561376 View attachment 561375j

This one's ok

WorriedMan · May 15, 2025

Recent misses during inclined shooting had me pondering same thing. Airguns of Arizona has an "Airgun Calculator," section, fifth one down is, "Inclined Shooting Correction Calculator." With "slope degree" and "line-of-sight-to-target," from rangefinder, all I needed was "ballistic coefficient" and "muzzle velocity," to complete calculations. Realized this was not the issue since "correction" was in fraction of inches. Turns out just needed to relax the process, misses gave way to hits. WM

MACTEN · May 15, 2025

I ordered something a while back and by the time they sent it, Netherlands, there was a tariff.. Well it was over $600 and I paid it.
Today I got a large refund in the mail that I didn't expect from UPS themselves. This has to mean the mistake was actually on their part not the Govt,

I'm posting this because I had done my own math and it just didn't add up.
So for other ordering from Europe anyway, if it doesn't look right let them know because if I had, It likely would have been resolved more quickly.. Also the person I spoke to was just a placation employee that only gives the same information you see online but I know actual people in the know do work there if you can reach them.

Franklink · May 15, 2025

Range the target, then aim right inside the bottom of the kill zone using whatever holdover/clicks you arrived at for that distance.

Barring a wind misread or an operator issue (yanked trigger) , it'll usually go down doing the above.

Airgun Nation · May 15, 2025

This month’s EDgun West Gear Drop just went live—and if you were waiting for a reason to pull the trigger, we’ve got one word for you: Hooligun.

New & Only in This Drop:

The Western Mordax Hooligun
A full-auto .22 cal airgun with a 5-stack Behemoth silencer—this thing was built for chaos and tuned for quiet. Whether you’re slinging lead at 50 yards or giving tin cans PTSD, the Hooligun hits fast, stays quiet, and looks mean doing it.

Semi & Full-Auto Select Fire
Behemoth 5-Stack Silencer – Backyard whisper mode: activated
Lightweight tactical frame + EDgun West Quality Assurance
Full send... without waking any Karen's nextdoor!

It’s loud in spirit, not in sound. And it’s only available while this drop lasts.

Also in This Month’s Drop:

Epic Two Configs (.22 & .25 Cal)

Choose your barrel: 300mm, 550mm, or 700mm CZ
Folding or fixed stock — ready for any mission

Brocock Sonoran (.30 Cal)

Big bore performance, compact design
Tuned and ready to rip

Quantities are extremely limited—and now that the drop is live, they're already moving.

Click here to shop the Gear Drop now before it disappears:
https://www.edgunwest.com/store/edgun-west-gearbox/

Chat soon,

The Edgun West Team

Michael · May 15, 2025

When I get bored of my no recoil PCP's I reach for the TX200 and it ALWAYS puts a smile on my face!

Scotay42 · May 15, 2025

You still have to range the target for it to compesate the slope. Physics is the geometry. A□ + B□ =C*□. Also known as the 345 rule in carpentry. A is distance to tree, B is height in tree, C is actual.target distance.

gendoc · May 15, 2025

This listing has been renewed

jkingrph · May 15, 2025

beerthief said:
would love to see a video in the making , but i imagine it is a bit late of a request . Wonderful imaginative work
Stan in KY .

Not my

Vana2 said:
It's hard to beat the beauty of a nicely figured walnut stock so rather than post more walnut I'll go for something a little different.

I got a bit carried away with this maple and yew stock I made for my AR20. Being custom fitted, form does follows requirements very closely while allowing for some "artistic license".

Cheers!

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Not my cup of tea but can appreciaate the artistry and craftsmanship that went into that. I simply prefer the more classic sporter styles, like this old Husqvarna 46

Martin3528 · May 15, 2025

Scotay42 said:
^^^^^^ what @humbled.ag said ^^^^^
With the angle, it is a further shot up, than just the distance to the tree. If the tree is 40ft tall and treebase 30ft away, your target is 50ft.

Math is correct;

But, if you look at the physics involved, which I am not going to elaborate on, the projectile is affected by the horizontal distance to the target, not the slope distance. That is why all current rangefinders give you the horizontal distance to the target. If that was not the case, they would have stuck to the slope distance and not included an inclinometer in them.

ChickenDumpling · May 15, 2025

Daisy Red Ryder

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