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I have both but the fact that I can shoot air in my backyard with pissing off neighbors is a big ass win!

Brand New Panthera Hunter Compact 395mm .30cal Barrel, Probe, and Magazine. Pulled off a new gun for .22cal conversion and it's NEVER been shot. Easy conversion from PCH .25cal 380mm setup with no other parts required. Will work in other Panthera/Dynamic setups with Plenum/Shroud change. $275 shipped - PP F&F, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App

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Those groups are 50 yd with JSB 18.13 gr @890fps

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M0ist0ne said:

Nice!

I just finished mocking this one up for a customer of mine! One of the rare non-folding stock folks.

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Nice... I want one........

JaceSpace1369 said:

I love mine as well, the fact that you can make it what you want in 5mins of less with just a set of hex keys is nothing short of amazing.

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That’s why mine stays , no 400 knobs to turn

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Another fantastic ratting video , excellent shooting!

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OK.. to start with, this might confuse some of you but rest assured I'll explain it! Current FX PCP Owners probably already know this but for those that don't, the FX Wildcat MK3 BT and the FX Maverick are 95% the same gun just in different stock systems. The Maverick in an Impact style bullpup chassis and the Wildcat BT in a traditional style bullpup synthetic stock. pretty much EVERYTHING else is the same. Safety Lever and Tube Clamps for the scope rail system are the only differences. Same Power, same tuning system, same air delivery system. With that being cleared up let me tell you about the gun I'm listing. It started life as a Wildcat MK3 BT .30cal and was immediately changed to .22cal as a compact heavy pellet and light slug shooter. It shoots perfectly and accurately in that setup, you won't be disappointed! When Saber Tactical released the TRS Rail for the Maverick I wanted one for the gun. However, that Top Rail is not compatible with the Wildcat BT as it uses a different setup (dovetail) on the top rail tube clamps. So after a lot of research and conversations with Izzy over at ST, I ordered a set of new top rail clamps for a Maverick from FX and installed them on the gun. Along with the new tube clamps I installed a ST TRS Top Rail and had a "One of a Kind" Wildcat BT. It was perfect, and still is! A couple of months ago an opportunity to purchase a stock FX Maverick chassis at a reasonable price came up so I bought it. The thought was the only thing that could be better than a Custom Wildcat BT was one you could easily change into an FX Maverick in two minutes. So, what you see below in the pics is the SAME GUN in two different chassis setups.. Pretty Cool huh I'm wanting to experiment with some cool new setups for the Panthera/Dynamic so I'm letting this one go.

The current setup on the gun is as follows:
Compact 500mm .22cal w/Superior liner/CF sleeve, Saber Tactical TRS Top Rail, 300cc CF Bottle, Huma dual caliber (.22/.25) pin probe, and Europe Airguns 20 position "Fine Tune" Power Wheel (not available anywhere in the US).

Gun comes with BOTH Wildcat BT and Maverick stock systems, an additional oem FX Maverick Top Scope Rail, one Orion .22 magazine, and an FX hardcase. Scope, Moderator, and Bipod pictured are NOT Included- Asking $1650obo shipped (conus) for the entire setup. PP F&F, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App accepted. "Low Ball" ridiculous offers will be unappreciated and ignored so please, if you can't afford it or appreciate how much time, effort and money went into building this "One of a Kind, Cool Factor 1000%" gun don't waste my time or yours. Thanks.. I'm happy to answer any and all questions, contact info upon request from serious responders.

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Just so you know 13.5 jsb @ 810 is 19.5 fpe 840 is over 20 fpe which is the limit for ft.

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Hi Solo1,
I am not sure if your comment was addressed to me or to the OP. You are correct about the energy for the pellets at the velocities. My discussion was to find a maximum velocity that is 15-20 fps faster than I want to shoot, then back off to the best tune velocity.

For a 13.4 gr pellet a velocity of 820 fps gives almost exactly 20 FPE. Note that in completion the AAFTA allows 2% over velocity due to variations in Chronographs and temperature. So, for a 13.4gr pellet you can get a Chrony reading of 836 fps and be considered legal. When my rifle shot just over 830 fps on the chrony at the Pyramid Cup last year, the Marshal doing the testing asked me to shoot a 2nd shot. An 819 on the second shot satisfied him.

Cheers,
Greg

I appreciate the tip. I’ll check it out. I bought my Cronus on that forum

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This is what worked for me with a couple of HW95s. The HW95 has the same power plant as your 77.

I ordered springs from Air Rifle Headquarters and piston seals from Vortek. I used a dremmel on the spring guides because they were a little to wide for the new springs. The new springs now fit snug but not tight.
I got rid of the factory grease and relubed with moly paste. I used Black Tar grease on the spring. Both of these lubes are from Air Rifle Headquarters.

Now both rifles give me a nice smooth shot cycle. No buzz or twang.

@Steelhead707 Thanks for sharing your hunt. Nice pic and write-up per usual. I like the bit about the follow-up shot due to the bird’s tendency to right itself and runoff after flopping around. Any idea why your Texan’s first shot takes a on you?

I’ve read many times on forums, this one included, that these two scopes are identical and that is untrue. They may be made in the same factory and share simularities but OAL and weights differ proving them to be unequal. Just thought I’d clear up some myths floating around in cyberspace.

The real deals are on used Hawke Sidewinder scopes. The glass is great, the clicks are repeatable and you can get a $500 scope for around $300 on the classifieds.

There will be an FT practice at Twin Cities Rifle Club Saturday, April 27, 2024.

We'll need four signups before Wednesday April 24 for the match to go forward.

Signup here:

Signup Sheet

Check the link below for Signup Status on Wednesday April 24.

Link to Signups

9 am sight in, Match Fee $15. A 15 lane 60 shot course will be ready. The plan may change but we'll do some sight-in, shoot the course, and then stick around for a while to re-shoot any lanes that might be beneficial to you. Feel free to bring a rangefinder on the course if you need to see how you're getting along with your scope
734 Jack Swamp Rd., Pleasant Hill, NC 27866

Google Maps directions directly to the club address don't work. You can either:




A. Put 754 Jack Swamp Rd. in your phone (That's the house right next to the club driveway)
OR

B. Click on this Link
Click on the Red teardrop on the map, A box should pop up
Click on the Red "Find Directions" Diamond ( upper right box)
Enter your starting point
The only marking on the club driveway is a small placard ( maybe 3 1/2" x 8") that is engraved with "734". It's on a tree trunk on the right side of the long driveway.

Can't wait to shoot mine in an N50 match.

Not sure on bottle size. Factory bottle.

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Prive reduced to $360 shipped. Thank you.

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