For sale is 5 - 350 count tins of pellets : 2 JSB , and 3 FX . These tins are unopened and are in perfect condition............no dings , dents , or signs of trauma . I have sold the only gun that shot them well and need to find them a good home. As anyone here who has sold and shipped pellets knows , shipping can get a little pricey due to the weight and extra packing needed to insure a safe delivery. I have them priced at $80 shipped to the conus. That figures out to 4.6 cents per pellet. I pack carefully and ship quickly with documented tracking.
Not interested in trades or offers at this time . Please deal by pm. Thanks for looking . Herb

I always giggle when I see the years’ season kickoff announcements are made. It's always at the time we are wrapping up our season. Kinda like being down unda where the seasons are backwards, but still here in this part. LOL.

steve-l said:

A properly working mod will attenuate the pellet velocity. This is caused by the air column in FRONT of the pellet is also attenuated reducing the net differential pressure across the pellet.

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Well I must be doing something wrong, I have made at least 100 moderators of different size shape and design, in all the testing I have done I haven’t noticed any discernible difference in velocity or consistency and poi shift has always been minimal. What I do know is that all my guns are more accurate with a moderator than without

Bb

Sold my last. 30, so, I'm selling my .30 pellets.
Last to sell, are my Vortex Supreme .30 44.75gn. These were the most accurate .30 pellets for my .30's, when you could get them.

$14 a tin shipped. You pick how many tins you want.
Paypal f&f, or open to other payment methods.

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Off topic.

Hateful McNasty said:

☆Please read user manual carefully before turning on compressor. All GX pump come with 12 months warranty service and life time technology

Lol... Says it comes with one.. funny there's not support link to even go download a manual to anything ..

Just email them for a pdf to download from them .. ( be sure to say in English)

( Use support link )
https://gxpumpofficial.com/es-es/products/gx-e-cs4-pcp-air-compressor

May also contact the seller and see what he has to offer in support

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Thank you

Firewalker said:

I have a buddy that works out of Horace, he's an airgunner too.

I'd love to come up and be humbled by a bunch of great shooters!

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I don't know about great shooters......but let me know! Would be fun to shoot together

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Comes with probe and 21 shot magazine. $195.00 shipped conus. PayPal F&F

Seven shooters turned out for the second match of the season. This was a 72-shot match with an average difficulty of 29.14 T, with six targets > 40T, seven targets with 0.375”or 0.5” kill zones, and eleven targets at > 40 yards. The match started out in the mid 50s and by the end had climbed to low 60s: very pleasant shooting weather. That was offset by variable winds throughout the match, with perfect calm periods, interspersed with gusts above 10 mph. The tree canopy has yet to grow and target visibility was generally good.

The match high score of 58/72 was shot by Greg White in Hunter Division, followed by Tae Chung. Mark King led WFTF. Mark Mayer led Open, followed by Al Otter who has to skip the forced position lanes, so adjusting for this his score is 54, not bad! Overall the scores were closely grouped in all Divisions reflecting the challenging wind conditions and the high skill of our shooters.

As always many thanks to those who travel long distances to compete and keep our sport alive


Mark Mayer acted as match Director.

The next match at DIFTA is on Saturday May 18 and is the MD State Championship.

All are Excellent to like new condition.
***SOLD***#1-UTG Bug buster 3-9X32 IR Mil dot reticle R/G, sun shade and rings included. $90.00 SHIPPED

#2-Hawke Vantage 2-7X32 Adjustable Objective, Mil Dot reticle, Lens caps
$95.00 SHIPPED

***SOLD*** #3-Accushot 3-12X44 Mini Swat, Mil Dot reticle. S/ focus, includes rings & level.$100.00 SHIPPED


#4-Accushot 4-16X44 Mini Swat, Mil Dot IR reticle. Side focus, includes rings & level.
$150.00 SHIPPED

#5-REDUCED***Athlon Argos BTR Gen2 , 6-24X50, mil dot illuminated. side focus Lens covers. $275.00
NOW $250.00 SHIPPED AS NEW

Thanks guys

Revoman said:

I thought that most Sheridan's max pumps per the manufacture's manual was 8 pumps? That's what I recall from when I was a kid/teen....LONG

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According to the Sheridan Bluestreak and Silverstreak manual in section 3, pumping your airgun, it says: "[...snip...]at least three, but no more than eight."

The Crosman 362 and 2023 also need only eight.

I always read the manual when I get a new airgun, yet for some reason, I was -certain- the Benjamin synthetic stocked versions needed ten pumps for full power, so I scrounged up the manual that was provided with my 392s in 2020, which applies to both the .177 & .22 caliber "s" versions, as well as the later renamed Benjamin Variable Pump air rifles from 2016 on, and discovered the manual is UNCHANGED in that regard, still stating "at least 3, but no more than 8" pumps. Sonuvagun!!! I almost never used more than eight pumps in my own 392s and 397s rifles, but I have put in ten tough pumps often enough, especially considering it's actually supposed to be verboten! I would swear I've seen copies of small game FPE charts with the energy for everything from three to ten pumps listed for various animals using the Benjamin rifles, or reading online articles by 'experts' using ten pumps for various things, as well as many online discussions in which users talked about full power needing ten pumps, and everyone in all of them 100% wrong, ME included! No WONDER it was so tough getting past eight pumps with those two air rifles! One thing I can remember quite clearly from those charts though, was the very small, basically insignificant benefit in FPS and FPE from any more than eight pumps, which is why I almost never used more, regardless of the circumstances. Thanks Revoman, for setting me straight. Also, my apologies go out to the OP and everyone else for the bad advice regarding setting as a goal making ten pumps easier to achieve. I am not only sorry, but very embarrassed too. Well, the suggestion for working up to more pumps still stands, only fewer of them will be needed now. Again, sorry all!

Sold my last .30, so I'm selling my .30 pellets.
I've got 6 tins of EdGun's 44.75gn
and 2 tins of FX 44.8gn.
$13 a tin shipped.

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Finally got the CS2. UPS lost the fiat one and GX made right by sending me another one. Just filled my Evol Mini with it and didn't take too long. I have a large filter that I put on it and took maybe 4-5 min to fill to 4000psi. Funny thing I have an older Omega Air Charger and guess what has the same GX inspection tag as these compressors lol. Guess I've been running a GX for years. I'll probably keep this one packed away for now until my Omega craps out but will always have this as a backup or can take it to fill on the go from my truck if need be. I think I should have just sprang for the CS3 like the one I got my dad but the CS2 will work.

Oh man! I’d love to see some groups. Is that a K1 you are shooting it out of? I was just shooting some heavy MKII’s around 940 out of a superior heavy liner and they did better than I thought they would, less than an inch at 65 yards.

I own a Lvg..I bought it off a guy years ago locally for 100 bux. He had used the rifle to shoot pigeons and fed them to his falcon. He had to surrender the falcon do to medical reasons and got out of falconry.


First time shootin the thing I couldn't believe how sweet it shot. Almost like a tuned rifle.

I also bought 2 outdoor patio tables he had made. I stll have them.

Enjoy your new guns.

bzizzi373 said:

I am a PCP guy but cut my teeth on springers long ago and still enjoy shooting them, I go through cycles, right now I am on a springer high, just picked up a new HW97K in .177, shoots 7.9 g CP's just over 900 fps and also likes RWS Superdomes just under 900 FPS, this gun is spectacular ! I had a TX200 in .22 but most springers in .22 aren't fast and flat enough shooting for my taste, I leave the .22 cal and above to PCP's. I also have a R9 .20 cal that is a great gun as well. If your just shooting paper or cans the .177 is the way to go. I sighted my HW97 right on at 35 Yards and it's still right on @ 50 yards. Fast and flat is the ticket. I also have a Beeman R1, R9, R8, R7 and two FWB 124's, I shoot the FWB 124's the most. One is tuned with a ARH Soft kit and the other is full power. The Soft kitted 124 is right at 750 FPS with JSB 7.87 and gets shot the most. The other 124 is exactly 100 FPS faster and shoots just as accurate. The R1 is a .22 and seldom gets shot.

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I really enjoy my break barrel rifles, I have about a dozen or so, three Weirauch springers HW-30 in .177 cal., HW-95 in .22 cal. , and a HW-80K in .20 caliber, one of my favorites is a .177 cal. Cosman Vantage NP, it's one of my least expensive rifles but it performs way above it's price point as far as accuracy and reliability, I had to work on the trigger and mount a decent scope on it to get it's full potential but it is an amazing air rifle especially for is low cost, I have been fortunate with my choices, all of my air guns have been great shooters.
I have almost pulled the trigger (pun intended) on a couple of PCP rifles but so far have resisted the temptation at the last moment, mostly what's holding me back is all of the support stuff that one needs after purchasing the rifle, hand pumps, air compressors, scuba tanks, and the occasional air leaks that need fixing, whether shooting in my back yard, at my club range, or in the squirrel woods, all I need is a good rifle and some pellets, for me that's what I like, I like SIMPLE.
If I was shooting past 60 yds. then I'd look at PCP's, but for now I'll stick with my more traditional air guns.

klentz said:

The stock depends on the gun and its usage. Metal, laminate or wood could be dictated depending on environment, usage, and the gun.

The ergonomics discussion is almost laughable. Custom stock fitting for not only ergonomics but accuracy goes back over a hundred years. Purdy shotgun stock fitting comes to mind but if you Google custom stock fitting the plethora of custom stock fitting options from many gun stock makers offer is now the norm. You need to be there in person for a true custom stockmaker to fit your custom stock for your gun.

There is a reason for this.

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One of the RMAC shooters commented about the increase in cositancy changing to a metal chassis.

Hi, does anyone know the stacking order for the washers inside the regulator of the Avenge-X?

Anyone owned one or knew someone who owned a 22 cal? I have a 25 but never heard of anyone in the US who has a 22. I would love to get one.

Back at it again at the rat farm. Armed with my trusty HW100T spitting out the Hades 16gr with 28 ft.lb of muzzle energy, I was having another nice night out.

Stalking these unknowing rodents from short 5 yards to 50 yards with my night vision scope without spooking them is priceless. Having an accurate gun makes my job much easier and fun to do. No matter how many I shot, they just keep on multiplying.

Enjoy.

Great little pistol and there is no issue with the gun. It comes with two Marauder pistol magazines not shown in picture. Any questions feel free to ask. $225 shipped in the CONUS. Payment accepted is Paypal friends-and-family. Paper check is accepted but will have to wait until payment is clear before shipping it out.

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