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Since I see some posts about prejudices I thought I
- By boscoebrea
- General Discussion
- 13 Replies
The air tubes have no rifling,anyhow let's keep it simple.Hit them hard,hit them fast. If this was a complicated matter I couldn't do it.
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Brocock/BRK Brockcock Sniper XR Sahara, newbie friendly?
- By L.Leon
- PCP Airguns
- 25 Replies
As you can see the resemblance is undeniable, my Pathfinder XR is but a mini Bantam Sniper XR. 23 FPE of deadly goodness. Just finished confirming zero at 25 yards. Then on to powdering small pieces of sidewalk chalk from 25~64 yards. And punishing my plastic rats at 50, 60, and 64 yards. I actually prefer my Pathfinder over my Ghost Carbine XR. Simply a sweet little PCP. Some of today’s targets. Yes, I miss of course, but not often. It has proven to be a deadly pesting PCP. Lots of rats, sparrows and starlings would attest if they could…
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PCP Rifle SOLD Vault Clearance continues - .22 Daystate Red Wolf HP R - Pristine Condition
- By bdzjlz
- Member Classifieds
- 0 Replies
This offering is for a SPAW, Ken Hicks tuned .22 Daystate Red Wolf HP R in very pristine condition. Always one of the most consistent and accurate rifles in my collection, this rifle is in as perfect condition as a "used" rifle can be. It has been babied and has never been taken outside and handled other than on my indoor or deck bench. It shoots the 25.39 gr pellets as accurate as can be imagined.
This rifle originally came with the magazines that were actuated by the mechanical steel plunger. If you will recall, there was an issue with alignment with some of these rifle/magazine combinations. AOA, under warranty, removed and plugged the plunger pin and replaced the magazines with the current flip open magazines, a huge improvement, and it has worked flawlessly since.
As you can see from the power chart included, this rifle is unbelievably consistent. I never could get it to shoot slugs as well as the pellets, but at the ranges I get to shoot (out to one hundred yards), it didn't matter. I have killed several squirrels with it at 85 to 95 yards without a single miss, using the 25.39 Gr series pellets in either the JSB Jumbo Monster Redesigned Pellets, FX pellets, JTS Dead Center or AEA pellets - it doesn't seem to exhibit a brand preference.
At 50 yards, it stacks the pellets into one single hole. It is very quiet and backyard friendly with the Huggett Moderator. I rarely have to charge the battery as it will shoot for months without a battery charge. I generally charge it once every six months to keep the battery in great shape, whether it needs it or not. In short, this rifle will perform "first time, every time." It has never let me down.
On the medium and low power settings, it will shoot the 18 gr pellets extremely well with a very high shot count.
For the rifle only, shipped within the continental US, and payment via PayPal F&F,, the price is $2,000, $900 less than the current new price. It will come with two magazines, the Huggett moderator as shown, a Carm single shot loader, the original manual charger, etc - complete as when I purchased it new.
For the Hawke Model 17420 Sidewinder 6-24x56 SF30 IR FFP scope, with FX No Limit Rings as Shown, add $500 (a perfect match for this rifle). BTW - the dope chart shown on this rifle as mated to the scope will put the pellet dead on at 5 yard intervals from 30 to 100 yards.
For the Accu-Tac bipod as shown, add $275.
Thanks for looking.... DZ
This rifle originally came with the magazines that were actuated by the mechanical steel plunger. If you will recall, there was an issue with alignment with some of these rifle/magazine combinations. AOA, under warranty, removed and plugged the plunger pin and replaced the magazines with the current flip open magazines, a huge improvement, and it has worked flawlessly since.
As you can see from the power chart included, this rifle is unbelievably consistent. I never could get it to shoot slugs as well as the pellets, but at the ranges I get to shoot (out to one hundred yards), it didn't matter. I have killed several squirrels with it at 85 to 95 yards without a single miss, using the 25.39 Gr series pellets in either the JSB Jumbo Monster Redesigned Pellets, FX pellets, JTS Dead Center or AEA pellets - it doesn't seem to exhibit a brand preference.
At 50 yards, it stacks the pellets into one single hole. It is very quiet and backyard friendly with the Huggett Moderator. I rarely have to charge the battery as it will shoot for months without a battery charge. I generally charge it once every six months to keep the battery in great shape, whether it needs it or not. In short, this rifle will perform "first time, every time." It has never let me down.
On the medium and low power settings, it will shoot the 18 gr pellets extremely well with a very high shot count.
For the rifle only, shipped within the continental US, and payment via PayPal F&F,, the price is $2,000, $900 less than the current new price. It will come with two magazines, the Huggett moderator as shown, a Carm single shot loader, the original manual charger, etc - complete as when I purchased it new.
For the Hawke Model 17420 Sidewinder 6-24x56 SF30 IR FFP scope, with FX No Limit Rings as Shown, add $500 (a perfect match for this rifle). BTW - the dope chart shown on this rifle as mated to the scope will put the pellet dead on at 5 yard intervals from 30 to 100 yards.
For the Accu-Tac bipod as shown, add $275.
Thanks for looking.... DZ
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Optics SOLD EOTech Vudu 1-10x28mm FFP LE5 Crosshair Reticle (MRAD)
- By selers
- Member Classifieds
- 0 Replies
Hello everyone! I have a EOTech Vudu 1-10x28mm FFP LE5 scope for sale, with all accessories and packaging included. Asking price is $1000 shipped CONUS. Zelle and PayPal(Excluding Fees) are accepted. Please see the pictures for details. Thank you!
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Trash panda down
- Hunting
- 36 Replies
Well my plan worked out. I shined my red torch down to the bait station and there this one was trying to get free. Smaller than expected, probably 10-15lbs.What's the risk? It is chained and can only move a limited distance from the stake.
Just kidding, when you approach while they are in the cuff they move as far away as the chain allows, hissing and growling. You can't safely put the muzzle to their head because they are constantly moving and may lunge towards you at any time.
Them are big ones. The biggest I've seen was 26 lbs years ago, a few days ago got a 23 lbs one, but most at about 18 lbs. Lightest was 12 lbs. I try get them before they have a chance grow too large.
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