I honestly love the designs evanix comes up with. The Rex p and viper are some of the most aesthetically pleasing guns I’ve seen in the airgun world. If the viper had the power of the gk1 I would have definitely opted for the viper. I wish huben made big bores. If they made a gk1 in 30 cal I would be all over it. Also if the Rex p got more shots per fill I would have bought it.

Congratulations! Beautiful guns

Thanks so far for all the instructions and information. I had no idea what slugging it meant. Now I have several things to check to see if I can understand what the mechanics of the resizer are. It is sold as a .25 6.35 sizer so I need to get a micrometer to start checking some of the pellets. then put some partway in the barrel and see if they show rifling marks. I always seem to believe that the skirt was going to be a little tight in the barrel to make a good seal, now it seems the skirt is flexible enough that the air pressure forces it to seal. I hope I understand all so far. I will try to put into practice tomorrow. I have some more pellets coming that I can get better measurments on before and after resizing.

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Air Arms HFT500 .177 caliber. Rifle is box stock in as received condition. Rifle was outside once for sighting in and has been houseborne since. I only shoot it in basement. Have not put the full tin of (500) pellets through it yet. Rifle is in perfect shape. I thought I might get into FT but just doesn’t look like I will.
Scope and rings not included, although I could include them for an additional $300. Scope is an Aztec Emerald 5.5-25x50 FFP. Rifle and scope purchased Feb 2023. Includes factory box, manual and fill attachment.
Rifle only $1200.00
Rifle and scope and mounts $1500.00
Shipping is extra.
I do not have paypal or anything like that. Cash, personal check, USPS Money Order or bank transfer. Personal check must clear before shipping. I have a flawless rating on AGN.
Additional photos upon request.

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Hey Todd,, sorry to miss your match. Look forward to getting up there this season.

Chas

Great shot, nice pic! I too use a Prod to snipe rats!

If someone is interesting in my design. Please let me know.


it is done using high quality materials.
3D print stainless steel
Real carb fiber tube 3K
3D print Nylon 6

Tifford said:

I just want to say that's a steady hold you have there. Good job

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I'll relay your compliments to the bipod!

Many mods to choose from. To many parts to list that are available so pick your overall goal based on your application, Than reverse engineer it.

cavedweller said:

Great choice of scopes. Consider having someone personalize or carve your stock. Of all the many airguns I have, the ProX is my favorite.
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this is literally a unicorn for many, many people.

Video of @Gregor K shooting Peanut slugs from a Huben K1 until the 5:51 mark.

Headshots said:

This target at 27y shows its accuracy better with 10.65gr Baracudas. If i wait for the wind to pause. 5 shot groups.

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That's great! I had a .177 standard before and shot really well. I'm just a .22 guy. Mine has surprised me though. I wanted to shoot it the day I got it just to test and see how it did. Threw on my 4-16x44 Arken LH4 from my .22lr and was windy but just wanted to see. This is 2 10 shot groups at 42ish yards. I was very shocked with groups this nice in the 15mph+ winds I was shooting. Cant wait to get my Zulus for it.

Treks said:

Looks like they are currently selling for around $750 when accounting for shipping + tax and the 25% discount code. I would probably look to get $500 local pickup or $520 shipped.

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My friend is interested in that scope. Just let me know when you wanna get rid of it.

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kayaker said:

That turned out really nice ! Maybe just add a cross hair with a bulls eye in the middle and center it on both sides. You do nice work, how many hours do you have into it may I ask. I've been thinking of adding a piece of brass too my butt stock if I can ever find the time and BTW I really like the stitching and hole design .

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As much I would like to take credit for the leather work it is only purchased as a slip on recoil pad for shotguns. The getting it fit a 392 stock with relatively small dimensions is the only thing I can take any credit for.

Hi Friends, for sale is my beloved hunter compact in perfect condition! Originally purchased from the Pellet Shop, and extremely well cared for as you can see. All pictured is included. Selling to fund other toys. $1,650 shipped 48 states. I can take Venmo or Zelle, or PayPal f&f from buyers with good history. Otherwise it's best to go with PayPal goods, buyer adds 3%.

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DesertSilver said:

That's exactly what I was going to post. I have 40 acres of lightly wooded land with a 100 yard shooting range. I would love to open it up to fellow air gunners to shoot but the liability risks are too much. Heck, the only people we let shoot there are a couple of close friends and only 2 of our 4 children.

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Yeah, damned lawyers and liability.

blam62 said:

Super frustrating. I’m waiting for the S-6 and it keeps slipping.

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I shot field target with a friend of mines Element Titan and it has the same amount of rotation as the sighttron for half the price i have one now waiting for my JD wheel to come in

Smitty911 said:

Don't bother with the little one. My 18cu only fills my Redwolf a couple times. My Ghost a couple times before its below the regulator setting.

Don't get me wrong, if I were to go off hunting and only a couple shots possible, small is fine, any bench or target shooting, well....


In this case, Bigger can be better.

Smitty

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What he said. If you have a means to fill the larger one it will be money well spent.

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I love the tactic, got two of them .25 & .30

coastal drifter said:

timber was older back then

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And the old Sheridans had real Walnut stocks.