Beeman R1, .22, serial #925xxx from 1982, excellent metal, refinished stock, muzzle brake, Bushnell Sportive, $450

When i first opened it up i though it was Gator art? maybe get a new can?

Crown vs Impact
Simmons vs Hatfield

I've been super happy with the garmin. Long lasting battery, never misses shots unless you put it in a bad spot, fits in your pocket... it's a winner for sure. Works with small and slow projectiles like airsoft too.

Trucker3573 said:

Every pcp made will leak at some point no matter the price point. Learning how to get inside the guns to change orings is part of the hobby.

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Thanks! I will have to start learning those skills.

Price: $90 Shipped

Very lightly used, excellent condition.

Shipping to CONUS via USPS Ground Advantage. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. No Trades.

Payment methods: Zelle (preferred), Venmo, PayPal F&F, PayPal G&S + 3.3%. NO NOTE on the payment.

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Price: $650

Lightly used on PCP .22 air rifle. Includes ATN X-Sight 4K Pro scope, original packaging, 3 scope rings for different configurations, IR illuminator w/batteries, eye cup, sun shade, protective scope cover, charging cable, lens cloth, manuals, and the following add-ons:

• ATN ABL 1000 Laser Rangefinder (mounts to sun shade)
• ATN X-Trac tactical remote access control to scope functions
• ATN Power Weapon Kit - extended rechargeable battery (20,000 mAh) kit...provides 22 hrs of continuous scope use. Includes charging cable, water-resistant rubber seal adjustable buttstock pouch, and battery to scope cable. It can also charge other devices, e.g., cell phones.

Buyer pays shipping costs. Shipping to CONUS via USPS Ground Advantage is approx. $12-15 depending on your location. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. No Trades.

Payment methods: Zelle (preferred), Venmo, PayPal F&F, PayPal G&S + 3.3%. NO NOTE on the payment.

Never heard of them; probably a new outfit.

I'd be flattered to think they're so impressed with my TEXtreme Airgun Sports, LLC business name (founded in 2021), my books titled Airgun Hunting and Sport (copyright 2001) and A Sporting Proposition (copyright 2003), and my Sporting Chance Custom Bows endeavor, that they couldn't help themselves.
That said, you'd think they wouldn't mis-spell the name of their USA Partner-

USA Partner of Styer Airguns ​

Gotta go now; have a meeting with my legal team (Dewey, Cheatum & Howe). Dewey is undecided about our approach, Cheatum says we should go straight for the jugular, but Howe favors extracting royalties. Nevertheless, the whole team agrees I can keep my appointment with Exotic Autos Of Dallas to choose the next addition to my supercar collection. Probably be a Bugatti La Voiture Noire in fuchsia glitter.

Nice print.
But i dislike hoodies, actually anything you have to pull over your head to get on, but decades of practice have made T-shirts and regular sleeved shirts acceptable,,,,, well aside for turtle necks.
I would like to see a new shirt print from Zan every year, maybe make it a competition to design it.
As is i have 2 green and 1 grey Zan T-shirt, and thats +1 CUZ Zan sent me another green when i first ordered a grey one.

use a chrono,and watch the ernest impact tuning vid.

i have a compact .25,
at one time i was running 34gn jsb at 870fps getting 50 shots a fill.

another time i setup regular 25gn kings at 900fps for 75-80 shots give or take a fill.

i can switch pellets/speeds and tune in 15min,
and use less than a full magazine of pellets to do it,


learn HOW to tune it,
and understand what the adjustments actually do.

the impact is very simple to tune once you understand what the adjustments do.

the macro and micro adjust knobs do the exact same thing they just do it in different increments
(both merely adjust the hammer spring tension)

the valve adjustment under the bottle is used after setting the hammer spring adjustment,
it has a bumper in it to help the valve close faster after the blast of air,
which translates to less wasted air after the shot, and a quieter gun.

Franklink said:

Thanks.

Colben's interest has waned a bit lately so very little practice from him. He shot a 33/60. Quite respectable, considering.

Cabe shot from bipod for the first time during the match. He's been fighting that tripod for about a year. We've been putting blocks under his feet to get his knees high enough for elbow contact. He shot the first lane like that and was frustrated so we decided to try the bipod on the second lane. MUCH BETTER. First time he's tried the bipod and it worked really well. So he used it that way for 9/10 lanes. This is also the first time he's been able to complete the course without losing his cool. So he shot the entire course. Tough course for a 6 year old. He was clicking the scope, which made him Unlimited, otherwise he was all Hunter class legal on those 9/10 lanes.

All three of us shared the .20 Veteran in the aluminum chassis stock. Worked really well.

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Its a shame i hope colbin doesnt go like my grandsons they all would rather do it on a screen than for real.

Looking for an HW98 factory stock. If you have one you might be willing to part with, please let me know.

Thanks!

I am running my YH in my garage, a constant and slow flow with garden hose keeps the water Temp down.

Just as titled. Lmk what you have.
Need a slug liner for a crown in .177. Open to length.

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Well a few of our regulars couldn't make it, but to make up for that, Harold and Cliff came out to play, despite the stronger winds predicted, it wasn't as bad as promised. Harold had a new excuse I can add to my 101 field target excuses list, he now has a new lense in his eye, and that along with his new to him scope, he was using the previous owners parallax wheel numbers, that didn't work out too well for him. I on the other hand borrowed and excuse Harold used a few years ago on his FTP900, four shots into my first lane, I managed to shoot my flip compensator to bits, thereby changing my POI dramatically, so fittingly we both shot the same score for the day, pretty good showing considering Hariold hasn't been out to shoot for two years, he said he will try to make it out to more events this year, lets hope so, the more the merrier!

Mike really made a point of showing the difference between high power and WFTF power levels in the wind, he shot the high score for the day, maybe I should break out my high power Vanquish?? Also worth mentioning, Brad, still working out the bugs on his new set up, shot a very credible 50, even after getting to the couse in the 6 am hour and cleared lanes and made the course a zero cold line shoot!

Next match is set for May 11th, I know Cliff will be away, but I hope to see some more of you old regulars come out to have fun, its the most fun you can have with your clothes on!!

David Slade

Match Winner
Mike Wright 55/60 Steyr LG110 Sightron 10-50 FX 10.34

World Class
David Slade 49/60 Steyr LG110 Nikko 10-50 AA 8.4
Harold Rushton 49/60 Thomas Leupold 40x JSB 7.9

World Class Piston
50/60 Brad Troyer 50/60 TX200 HC Sightron 10-50 AA 8.4

Open Class
Mike Wright 55/60 Steyr LG110 Sightron 10-50 FX 10.34
Jeff Hale 46/60 TM 1000 Nikko 10-50 AA 10.3
Cliff Smith 45/60 TM 1000 Sightron 10-50 AA 10.3

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Lewis said:

The Tier One bipod is at the other end. it's about 450 but is very wide and rigid.

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I have a Tier one, Aluminum not the carbon fiber pricey but worth every penny and I use mine on a Skout as well you need something stout for that baby! But I don’t need a folding bipod though so it’ worth every penny.

Brownie2 said:

Father in law has a stainless Ruger #1 in 22-250 with the factory 1" rings.
He will mostly shoot benchrest to 200yds.
I'm trying to find a most appropriate scope for him.
It has to be American or European made. $500 budget
What's y'all's opinion?

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Best choice for 500.00 is a used name brand. You need to give a bit more info. Does he want variable or fixed power. Is blued or matt ok or does he want silver. How much minimum power. Ok would advise looking in AccuratevShooter classifieds but to buy off there you need to join and I think have 10 posts, all quick and simple to do. Have you checked Dvor for sales.

It really is helpful! Thanks! I just understand the “why” on valve leaks. If if didn’t affect performance, how or why would I look to the valve

PasadenaMike said:

what other pressure is there other than bottle pressure ?

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"Yes. My point being that rated bottle pressure is not always the best pressure. and I am shooting 33.95 JSB King Heavy 33.95s"

Brand new never filled. Purchased from Airguns of Arizona. Due to shoulder injury selling off things to pay bills. Asking $450 shipped. Prefer Zelle or PayPal f&f.

AirNGasman said:

My rifle and pistol competitions are staged on the same (one) course and (ten) lanes, but I do (usually) separate the rifle and pistol matches. Even that creates some issues; including as many as twice the number of targets, target reset lines, and target covers per (sometimes crowded) lane.

I also allow shooters to shoot any air rifle or pistol in any of my (non-Grand Prix or championship) rifle or pistol matches, long as the airgun doesn't exceed the power limit for that particular match. Of course only shooters abiding by all rules of a competition are eligible for awards.

Trust me, I'm doing everything I can think of to encourage participation; not just in rifle and pistol Field Target competitions, but airgunning and shooting. That said, I sometimes have to take a break from beating my head against the wall ... but otherwise remain undeterred.

Those 'efforts' have borne fruit. For instance, everyone that shoots any pistol field target discipline... and Maggyy (pictured below in my arms).

Thank you for your interest and suggestions L, I appreciate it. Consider this an open invitation to any of my TEXtreme matches. We have great fun and camaraderie.

Happy shooting, Bud.

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I really appreciate your input. I just wish I lived closer to y'all. You're the kind of people I like to be around. Best Regards, Bill