About a month ago there was a chromed FWB 150 for sale on eBay, I think it went for something close to $1300.

Reach out on airgunforums.co.uk also since it is a large European user base.

This ammo was recommended to me for a gun I purchased used. I go to their web site and I get a message "this domain isn't connected to a website". What the heck...

Alejandro91 said:

Rifle now ready....thanks all for the replys and comments, Problem solved!

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looking good!

Amazon does not properly package pellets for shipment. They get thrown into a padded envelope and go on their way. That is at least the way mine have come. But I've typically gotten very usable pellets from them including from dented tins. I shot as well on 30 yard challenge targets with a dented tin from Amazon as I did with a pristine tin from Pyramyd. So I don't think even a dented tin is a sure sign of junk pellets. But I also ordered a JSB 22 caliber assortment tin from Amazon 3 or 4 times before getting one with pellets that did not look mangled. They will take almost anything back. I'd send those CYS pellets back. I haven't shot any of that brand but those pellets don't look right.

Delaware County Field & Stream Association DCFSA
713 Chester Creek Road, Brookhaven PA 19015

Sight-in opens at 08:00 at the Air Rifle Range at the top of the hill.
(Drive past the clubhouse, drive uphill past the shotgun fields on your right, continue to the end of the lane.)
Match starts at 09:00.

This informal 50-yard match uses the NRA “50 FT. LIGHT RIFLE TARGET” (3/8-inch 10-ring, 1 1/8-inch 9-ring...), ten scoring shots per target, $5-per target, 25-caliber maximum, no slugs.

If there is enough interest, perhaps we’ll try a future USARB match…Any interest???

Don't know the Barra, but, in general, slightly loosening a pressure gauge until air just starts hissing out, then leaving it to slowly vent, is how most vent pressure, absent a release valve. Gun may still have stored pressure even if gauge says zero so firing a few times should clear that. WM

A 72 shot FT match for the MD State Championship will be held on Saturday May 17 at DIFTA at the IWLAWAC chapter, 26430 Mullinix Mill Road, Mt Airy MD 21771.

The course is 12 lanes, with one kneeling and one offhand lane, with three targets per lane shot twice. The Troyer value for the course is 28.62 (Moderate Difficulty AAFTA 2025 handbook); with eight targets >= 40T, eight targets with 0.375”or 0.5” kill zones and eleven targets set out at > 40 yards.

WE NEED A FEW HELPERS AT 8:30 AM TO SET OUT STRINGS. The sight in range will be open from 9:00 – 9:50. Mandatory shooters and safety meeting and squad assignments at 9:50. Match starts at 10:00 am sharp.

We have two loaner rifles setup for FT with Hawke scopes that are available for use if you bring a buddy who would like to try their hand at FT. Please let us know in advance if you plan to take advantage of this.

Match fees are $10 for IWLAWAC members and $15 for guests. We need a minimum of 4 shooters to run the match, SO PLEASE SIGNUP IN ADVANCE. If we don’t reach a quorum by 10:00 pm on Thursday 3/20 we will post a cancellation notice that evening.

Paulo will be acting as Match Director

Leatherman said:

I went to the Central PA Airgun Show this weekend and was very pleased with the variety of vendors and items for sale. A good mix of the latest PCP guns springers and antique Airguns . It was nice to be able to handle guns you only see on the internet and talk to the vendors. The only thing disappointing was the poor attendance. At least I thought it was slow. The show was only Saturday 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. I brought a Airforce CondorS to try and sell but got no love. I left after about 3 hours and put the rifle away. Then I got thinking I should have tried to make a trade on a nice .117 springer that I saw . I rushed back getting there right at 3:30 and there was no one there! They must have packed up early. This was the second show in Carlisle and hope it continues. I do gun shows myself as a vendor and know how frustrating it can be when the traffic is slow or you queastion if it is worth doing it again being you sometimes hardly make expenses. But I have learned from past experience that the networking is worth some sales down the road. But gun shows just aren’t what they used to be.

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I attended the 1st show and it was fine , i drove 9 hours and a Motel room , just could not make the show this year . on the calendar for next year .
Stan in KY .

coastal drifter said:

what moderator?

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Impulse Air 1350

wimpanzee said:

I mean, if you are really that concerned about BC, shoot slugs. Pellets are all going to have very similar BC profiles.

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Hard to shoot slugs if they are not permitted! And thats the reason for asking about high bc pellert which are permitted! Lol

oh horse feathers
i have a spare 1720p grip frame and i can squeeze the hell out of the cover it does nothing to the trigger
how you could transfer enough pressure from one little screw to an area 2 inches away
i 1720p when adjusted should have a travel of 2mm tops
it is a whatever moment for me

AirNGasman said:

Don't blame it on the foggy fog, Rudy. No such online registration thing exists because the match director (Og) is too tech-illiterate to make that happen, and his/my IT tech is pre-occupied cutting waste, fraud and abuse in the federal government.

Pre-registrations (till May 15) can be paid by PayPal 'Goods & Services' payment to my PP account name, [email protected] . The completed registration form (and/or check or money order payments) can be snail-mailed to TEXtreme Airgun Sports, 5636 FM 56, Clifton, Tx. 76634; or handed in at the event.

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got it... and on its way

Mine just arrived today. Haven't had a chance to shoot it yet. Got it from a forum member and only filled it to 250 bar for starters. Holding air, so far, so good. Came with some came with some NSA 330 gr and AEA 330 gr. Will hopefully have some time to zero and test it over the next few days.

We held our first match of the year last Sunday. Weather was great, although wind was certainly a factor on many lanes. Troyer rating was a 31 overall regardless of wind. We had a first time shooter (Mike S) who managed a 36 for the day!

Umarex Notos would be my suggestion.
Completely stock, except for a $20 trigger, and a Buck-Rail pump action would set you back about $299 brand new.
I believe your neighbor would love it, and the squirells would hate it.

I paper shoot from 25 out to 100 yrds, bench rest/prone and get bored with the same groups. I challenge myself at times with targets just thrown out down range, range unknown, and see if I can make distance calls on them sometimes. Other times when I am REALLY in the mood, I set up toothpicks to split or strike anywhere matches and try to strike them.

Have you tuned your speed? Mine in .22 at factory 2000psi reg and hammer settings with TP on max is shooting 26gr slugs at over 1000fps. That's way too hot for pellet accuracy at 100 yards. As far as the fps drop I can't say. Yes they're break in periods but 1000 shots does seem high. What speeds are you shooting the pellets at? That might be a start for accuracy.

The scope docks are really actually awesome, the material is soft and maleable as to not mar the finish on your prized precision but sturdy and durable enough to trust it.



Love it



I linked my Instagram post because I have video showing how easily they pop in place.

Well posted it on ebay guess we will see what happens.

SmackDaddy said:

Yeah it was under warranty,
and they did send me shot consistency report,
but at the end of the day,
my concern is,
these pcp’s regardless of their make and model are held together by some rubber o rings which raises the question of its reliability.

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you still driving on rubber car tires?

As air pressure increases, it's ability to hold moisture is reduced. Think of squeezing a wet sponge. This excess moisture will condense and yes, you can turn a cyl upside down and blow the liquid out. But obviously the best option is to not get too much moisture in, in the first place. That's not to say that even the amount of moisture that a compressed air cly can hold

Here's my take on all this. First, use good procedures, keep the air fill line and any filters below the gun level while filling. Make sure there is a cotton filter in the air line to keep moisture from blowing up and into the gun. That will go a long way to keeping moisture out of your rifle. A desicant filter is fine and will likely add some minimal drying, especially on the high pressure side.

IMPORTANT: every do often, open you gun up and take a look. Open the cyl and check for moisture. This will tell you FOR SURE if you're doing a competent job of eliminating moisture in you system.

Open you fill line every few months or so and see what it looks like, many have steel fitting and will rust letting you know you have moisture in the lines, but not necessarily in your guns. This is just an indicator because if you pump air, you'll have some rusting of steel fittings.

I used to pump air and never had a filter and never any moisture in my guns, but lots of rust in my airline fittings, soooo, I decided to feed my compressor nitrogen and all problems solved.

@L.Leon. Thank you for watching. Yes, as long as the rats are around, I will be feeding them some lead, lol.