PLUS, there is an adapter required to add a wood grip that fits the ap-20 pro to an ap-20.

I’m going with a 380 barrel in my 500mm shroud. Any 3D printers on here have a good baffle design I could put in there? I can get you dimensions if someone’s willing to make them.

Thanks,
Beau

Had the exact same gun with stock. Real sweet piece of machinery. I’m a pcp guy now, but THAT gun would be on my SHTF list . Just could no longer handle the cocking with my elbow. Oh well.

Shot in the dark here... I knew a gent probably 13-14 years ago who went by Rick who lived in Michigan. He was a member of the WWCCA. Western Wayne County Conservation Association and he was heavily into airguns around that time frame. He also became a US citizen around 2010-2011. Was likely into any airgun clubs around that area/timeframe in Michigan.

Anyone know who this may be? No, he doesnt owe me money or anything, but I would very much like to get back in touch with this person.

PM me with any info you may have.
Thanks!

Booder98 said:

Man's best friend, and man's second-best friend. You folks fight over which is which,

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And despite what that photoshopped picture wants you to believe, I bet "easy to carry" might be stretching it a bit.

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Yeah , and where the hell is he going to plug it in out there Lol.

Oh no! Well....I do hope the Vibratite does it's job! I use Vibratite on knife screws, works well but I hope it works on PCP's that have some recoil .

so far considering the liberty safe cabinet and the agile 52 from secureit. I don’t think commited burglars are likely. Just need something to prevent a quick smash n grab.

I believe it moves down the cylinder wall and deposits under the piston..

The HW30/R7 has to be one of the best air rifles ever made. Within their power limits, they are equal to all but the best PCP's.

My 30mm (5-25) and 34mm (5-30) have decent eye boxes. Shooting from odd positions in speed shoots or PRS courses I’ve never had an issue.

Eye relief is also pretty good - longer than most other scopes.

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I definitely need this!

I had gotten a UTG 3-12x compact and liked it so much I bought another Compact OP3 model, which is a step up. When it arrived it was clear and bright but the parallax wheel had a minor rough spot right in the 30-50 yd range. Right where I mostly shoot. I thought it would work itself out with use but no dice. A few days ago I asked for UTG to take a look at it and today, just a day or two after they received it, I got an email a new scope is already on the way.

That's what I call fantastic service! These scopes offer far more than one would expect and serve me well. So to know they support their customers like this is pretty dang nice.

Just wanted to give them their well deserved shout out.

coastal drifter said:

I enjoy both but there's something about a quality spring gun. If you want to just grab and go or sit on the porch and knock some spinners around it's hard to beat. Will they outshoot my FX Impact at 50+ yards...no, but still, it's extremely relaxing and satisfying to be able to consistently hit a one inch spinner with it, something not every shooter can do. It takes a lot more focus and attention to details like breathing, trigger pull and fallow through. Its a slower more methodical way to shoot, one pellet at a time, one shot one kill, and a tin of pellets lasts a lot longer lol. After a session with my springer shooting my PCP's become easier and my shooting techniques are better.

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"Its a slower more methodical way to shoot, one pellet at a time, one shot one kill, and a tin of pellets lasts a lot longer lol." You're correct because that's where it started with me in 1983 and somewhere along the line, I was bit by (PCPs). I still have my TX200, HW97 both of which are .177, my trusty Beeman R10D in .20 caliber and my Beeman RX2 in .22 that I can always depend on. I also have a couple of Chinese clones that I have tucked away for hard times if the need arises. Somes times all that's needed is one shot if you're comfortable with your shot and your target at certain distances.

mercado said:

Awesome .. will look for the price on the page.. for the .22 n 25 ..

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If you're looking for a deal, call Darryl! We are currently running a call in special!

the safety lever is, IMO a safety issue. easy enough to make it less of a safety issue.....

the trigger.... thats an ergonomic issue. Was thinking of shaping some of the grip to help correct that (a bit....) but the flat blade trigger made that unnecessary. Ive also added a 3d printed forearm to help with the other ergonomic issue of the air tube not really big enough to get a good hand hold-for me at least, thats a common issue with guns having the airtube under the barrel like the

totally agree that each gun has it own personality. Part of the fun of airguns . The GK1 though has been fairly "docile", aforementioned issues aside.

I use a dry lube HBN-hexagonal boron nitride ...slick stuff, but can get messy
Better or Worse than petroleum lubes ...meh ...about the same, but I'll keep using it til I run out
a little 2oz jar goes a loooong ways

Strangely I looked up the meaning of DIN 913 and it means flat base. The one currently in my gun has a pointed base. Interesting.

Try Daystate pellets.
My Redwolf is a Safari HP in .25 cal.
I purchased it "pre-owned" from AoA. It was owned/tuned by one of the owners. I was told (when I ordered it) to shoot Rangemaster 33.9 pellets out of it. So I ordered a bunch of tins at the same time. Getting sub MOA, all day long. Hole in hole out to 75 yards. Still sub MOA at 100 yards. Bought JSB of the Sam weight and they were horrible. I compared the consistency in weight on a scale. JSB's were all over the place and Rangemasters were VERY consistent. The Rangemasters ARE made in the JSB factory. I don't care what anyone says, THEY ARE DIFFERENT. I have put JSBs and Rangemasters side by side and there ARE noticeable differences. I have literally discarded my JSB pellets since they're useless to me. Of course I could weigh and sort them, but WHY.
My rifle is shooting Rangemaster Emperor 33.95 on high power at 936 fps. At medium power, I shoot JTS Dead Center 29.63 pellets at 935 fps.

Ed, Measure the OD of the smallest portion of the valve stem, where the O-ring sets. That will be the size of the O-ring to order plus the cross section thickness of the old one.

I ordered 10, and the total with shipping was 1.98 USD. So I don't think the tariff with be exceed the 10% earnings on my 401K return so far this year.
I received notice they shipped a week or so ago, I did not get them yet. The temporary incorrect size ones are still holding out, but I'll be grateful to get the appropriate ones.

6gun said:

I found them cheap in Europe for European sale, potentially the same place you mention. Getting it to the states got it right up to Bauer pricing.

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Nuvair is in CA

Showme said:

Anybody know of a vendor for an AR style grip for a Pathfinder. I've bought a couple and the slot that fits on the screw block is too narrow, not a true
AR configuration. Same exact grip is also on my Ghost. I'd like to try a vertical grip on the Pathfinder. I put a FORM grip on the Ghost and it fits perfect. Just not my choice for the smaller, lighter Pathfinder.

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I have several
pm me

Update - I got the slugs to expand reliably. I took a .308 Hornady SST bullet and stuck it into the cavity (just the red tip). It seems the lip of the hollow point was curling inwards rather than the cavity getting filled and expanding outwards. Shoot the same at my 10 meter range but will update with longer distances

Chuck-in-Ohio said:

That guy is a good egg.

I have bought oddball parts from him many times, and it is quality stuff.

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Yep

I have used electrical tape in the past.
Now with my Notos and Element, I took the rail off and shimmed it instead.
One washer on the rear screw was all I needed.