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RoosterCogburn · Jun 12, 2025

Cran said:
There in lies my dilemna; i can not get more than812 fps out of it with 26 grain hn hunter extremes

drop your reg to 115-120 and tell me what happens, touch nothing else. make 1/8 turns on the reg or drop 2-4 bar and shoot a few shots then continue, don't just dial down 10-15 bar. if your velo rises you were past plateau

Rvaughn · Jun 12, 2025

This listing has been renewed

JoeWillie · Jun 12, 2025

cavedweller said:
Christmas came on 10 June 2025 this year.

I have previously owned two other Thomas .177 rifles. I purchased both used here on AGN...
The first one was a bench rest specific model and the other one was a full length field target version; both were exceptional shooters.

But Life Happens and at 68 years young, I chose to reduce both the length and weight of my airguns.
Thusly, some 16 months ago, I placed an order for a brand new Thomas .177 in the carbine version.
What makes this particular rifle so cool, is that I can shoot HFT, and HFT pistol and EFT pistol all with the same gun!

I'm currently rocking the Nightforce NX8 4-32x50 in second focal plane - these parallax / range really nicely! I may, or may not add an eyecup on this rig.

The 6" parallax wheel is a hybrid magnetic type that was made by Scope werks; Eric Sanders of Scope Werks has been mastering these new 3D/Aluminum designs.

The Shoulder / Butt piece is an MDT - very nice! Shoulder / Butt interface is not included with a Thomas. I bought this shoulder piece soooo long ago i forgot i even had it.

I also chose to have a pellet pusher (seating probe) installed directly on the breech, as my fingers are terrible at seating a pellet to the proper depth.

I haven't decided what i want to use as my barricade stop for the sticks "yet" but generally, less is more. I may figure out if i can make a Palm Riser aka Hamster that can double as the stop.

A 3300 psi fill should easily finish a 60 shot match.

If you are familiar with the Thomas platform, look very closely at the last picture and scratch your head for a long while.

I’m excited to create some real solid dope this week!

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Congrats Rudy, It’s been a long wait but worth every minute of it. The only issue I see in your FT future, is the loss of one of your excuses! Enjoy that Bad Boy.

Airgun-Revisions · Jun 12, 2025

Airgun Revisions is adding a whole new factory parts section to our website. We plan to be the most complete factory parts go-to website for Benjamin,Crosman,and Gamo. This will mostly consist of PCP and Spring Piston parts.
From barrels, tubes, regulators, custom set regulators, valves, Nitro pistons, seals and everything in between. Many parts are already on site with more coming in the weeks and months ahead.
Airgun Revisions is a premier PCP/SPRINGER service center and distributor for brands under the new ICONIC group. We also handle JROTC and 4H servicing along with new guns and professional counseling for first time shooters or new groups getting into the sport.
More exciting news coming in the near future as Airgun Revisions is also working with PA State Rep Gary Day on bringing large game hunting to Pennsylvania. We are truly excited about this venture. You can also find Phillip Guadalupe's interview in the Pocono Record and many other PA publications about the subject. https://www.goerie.com/story/sports...e-commission-options-for-hunting/84136158007/

Cran · Jun 12, 2025

SciueraPlumbea said:
Okay, reading the responses i saw someone say .22. Didn't know of anything heavier than 25.39 in 22 other than the 33 beast.

should be able to reach a minimum of 915-920 without a plenum with a .25/600 tac

There in lies my dilemna; i can not get more than812 fps out of it with 26 grain hn hunter extremes

Cran · Jun 12, 2025

Yeah, its a .25 cal. Sorry if i mislead.

blackdog899 · Jun 12, 2025

GX cs4 no problem, rated for Huben pressure.
Tuxing ed 042 , rated for 4500psi but I fully fill the Huben fast

Lewis · Jun 12, 2025

That is some impressive shooting under those conditions!

rodjava · Jun 12, 2025

Revised July 24 2025

The 2 different Red Panda charging handles are now made from a special 3d printing filament. ASA-CF

Engineered for harsh outdoor conditions, ASA-CF offers exceptional weather and UV resistance, retaining the advantages of ASA while adding carbon fiber for increased stiffness and dimensional stability. For stability and function, there are 2 stainless steel rods embedded in each charging handle. You will simple reuse the screw from the stock charging handle to install the new handles.

I can report that the 2 different charging handles I 3d printed for my Karma Red Panda worked out incredibly well! So well that I will be offering them for sale to AGN members. Please keep in mind that I am only a "guy with an airgun and 3d printer" I don't have a 3d printing business. You get 2 charging handles for the price of 1. I like both sizes and depending on your style of shooting and your hand size, one size may fit better. Pick one and give the other to a fellow RP shooter as a gift.

3 inch - 70 grains / 1.16 oz
4 inch - 103 grains / 2.4 oz

Sold only as a pair $50 plus $9 USPS Priority ship[ping. I accept Venmo, PayPal or Cash only.
Ships from San Francisco. I make them as I need them. Please allow 1-4 days for shipping.
PM DM or email [email protected] or text 415 350 5282

7 day satisfaction less shipping. Buyer will pay for return shipping. End caps colors are subject to change.

OldVet · Jun 12, 2025

kaylaindy said:
I'm guessing a barrel is $800....that's why. Also, just like the Delta Wolf, They tell you extra barrels are available but they don't actually sell them. Even now a Delta Wolf barrel is not available. You have to submit and order form to Daystate England and pay in pounds. And yes, they are about $800. =( NO Daystate barrels are listed at AOA. and the Delta Wolf/Alpha Wolf has been out for years. Hopefully I'm wrong and AOA will get some. But I doubt it.

Just curious you stated you whish you had gone with the 23" barrel , and I was wondering why.

Superpete · Jun 12, 2025

is there anyone outhere running 22 cal Crown setup with 500mm liner?

birdhunter · Jun 12, 2025

Thanks again!

RoosterCogburn · Jun 12, 2025

Vetmx said:
His gun is a .25. So no 18.1’s.

Okay, reading the responses i saw someone say .22. Didn't know of anything heavier than 25.39 in 22 other than the 33 beast.

should be able to reach a minimum of 915-920 without a plenum with a .25/600 tac

Sdrawkcabnipyt · Jun 12, 2025

charlie99 said:
If it is the original avenger and not the avenge x, then you will need a mod adapter. You can buy the adapter from https://donnyfl.com/products/air-ve...-x-20-adapter-a64?_pos=1&_sid=f9557fc77&_ss=r
they also sell moderators. I have used this one https://donnyfl.com/collections/ldc/products/1-22-x-7-inches-koi?variant=10383193767979
Also other vendors and makers. A cheaper option would be https://buck-rail.com/product/air-venturi-avenger-suppressor/

I’ve used buck-rail and donnyfl (sumo) and I actually strongly recommend buck rail. Donny is the best but you’re paying 4x for almost unnoticeable improvements

Tricky-Dicky · Jun 12, 2025

Merwin said:
How high is the sub12 regulator set?

I turned mine down to 85bar instead of the factory 110bar.

Sdrawkcabnipyt · Jun 12, 2025

Sdrawkcabnipyt said:
Forums are for discussion, they are not archives meant to be only discussed once and all else must read that singular discussion. Good job linking a classified ad, you didn’t help.

@birdhunter DonnyFL is one of the most highly regarded suppressors.

Personally I think the hammer hitting the valve is the loudest part of the shot though and you need to tune that out if you want a truly quiet shot. Maybe do a few mods. But a suppressor certainly will help.

birdhunter said:
Sorry about the linking. Honestly didnt know I was doing that. This is the first forum I have ever joined....pretty forim illiterate at this end.

Oh no no I was responding to someone else before the suppressor.

There seems to be a select number of users that like to shut down people’s conversations because they think we always should go read through 15+ years of forum posts before we dare start talking to people that are here willing to respond.

You’re doing everything perfect! I was saying that to the person that told you they found 10pages about your gun.. and proceeds to show a pic of a classified ad… I’ve had similar experiences and I just want your question actually answered instead of sidelined into a reading/research project.

Struckat · Jun 12, 2025

It’s more about what your gun likes and or how big the bore is.

I can usually tell, too big gets harder to chamber.
Then it’s about accuracy.

RoosterCogburn · Jun 12, 2025

Cran said:
Thanks, i will post some shot strings. Generally, at MAX on the power wheel (i keep the front wheel on Max) any adjustments to the fine tune “leetle” screw will take fps from 750-812 at maxscrew in.

wait, are you shooting 26gr at 812?

that would put you at 960-970 with 18.1 "heavy".

Booder98 · Jun 12, 2025

I took a break from airguns last year. I had to store a lot of my stuff because I had kids coming over that were just the right age to Put An Eye Out, and to be honest I wasn't in the mood to play Airgun Evangelist. Targets, backstops, a metric ton of unassembled PCPs, etc all got stored away. After they were gone I just never got it back out. A couple of days ago I decided to get the airguns back out.

At the time I put it up last year I was getting ready to redo my pellet trap routine of tub and rubber mulch. I normally get a kick out of repurposing stuff on the cheap, but this time I said the heck with it and bought a .22LR-capable trap and the other parts needed to mount it on a stand. Was working fine. The Avenger was a little off zero but was still accurate. I was a little rusty but I expected that. Next steps: put the Buck Rail stuff back on the Avenger for laughs, send my FX off for repairs (DO NOT FIRE A DREAMLINE WITHOUT AIR IN IT UNLESS YOU WANT TO BREAK IT), and find the leak in the Rainson.

Louie4321 · Jun 12, 2025

I cant remember the ones he gave me to try out. I can remember the huben moderator was the quietest. Let me email him

subscriber · Jun 12, 2025

All barrels are not equal. Lothar Walther barrels have larger land and groove diameters than other airgun barrels. Some barrels are heavily choked and others not at all.

So, Nervoustrigger's suggestion above, to wrap a slightly undersized rod with tape to create a custom fit in your barrel is a good one. A brass or steel rod (OK if you wrap it in tape) may be stiffer than CF. In any event, roll the rod on a flat surface to check its straightness before using it.

MOhunter · Jun 12, 2025

SilentSquirrel said:
I have been successfully using one of these.
Currently at 67 hours without missing a beat
No wiring required
The meter starts running when the compressor starts
Sensitivity can be set so that when running the fan only the meter does not clock the time
It is attached to a magnet using the double stick tape provided and the magnet attached to the CS-4 case

just my too seconds
Edward

Amazon.com

WOW! No kidding! Ordered! Thanks!!!

blackdog899 · Jun 12, 2025

I had what I thought was a large supply of these H&N ftt . Yesterday realized I’m down to last can.
Looking at Pyramid s site I see 2 sizes width wise.
.2177 and .219.
Does anyone have any knowledge of the practical use ?

These and the even cheaper Norma GTs are my knock around, testing, etc. pellets.

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