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any good things about these riffles

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I have three of these. Excellent bag at reasonable price. Holds both 45 minute (66 cu ft) and 60 minute (88 cu ft) SCBA tanks. Lots of pockets to hold your accessories. Padded well. $60 on Amazon w/ free shipping.





https://a.co/d/94jaW4B

Weaver T Series 46x48 XR scope 30mm, made in Japan. Has the fine cross hair reticle and side parallax adjustment. Screw in lens caps and the original box. Has been in Burris Signature rings, so no marks on the tube. Only used to work up loads. Reason for selling, I lost my mind and went high dollar. $450 shipped CONUS. Postal MO, PP Friends, or a personal check, shipping will wait till it clears.

I noticed it was the same part on the Vet 2 so I haven't panicked yet .

SOLD!
Accept PP F&F or USPS money order or Venmo. Missing 2 spacers. I haven't missed them

Ask a buddy to keep their eyes peeled for what you've been interested in, have him send a text with pic, that way your not totally missing out.

When I had the Discovery, I mounted the scope forward of the loading port with a one piece mount intended for springers. Fixed the eye relief problem from the short stock, and made it way easier to load.

Some things just go together like the Avengxe-X & the RovAir!

dizzums said:

hmm .. they tend to be BIG guns .. even my bulldog with an emperor and an atn w/rangefinder is quite a giant contraption to 'freewheel' lol .. in a good rest though its a lazer to well past 50 .. if you can make a caldwell turret rest work in your situation i highly recommend .. note how smooth and fluid the target can be followed, and 'pulling' off target with adrenalin pumped trigger squeezes is almost eliminated .. it works ..if you got a place to put it ..

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Very nice shot!

FLgunner said:

Part number is JT-180A, you can get one off Amazon.

Amazon.com

or AliExpress.

https://www.aliexpress.us/item/2251832652794742.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.main.5.4b8fa4y7a4y7XO&algo_pvid=1cad3cac-4b2f-41a6-8cf6-075df3c83a42&algo_exp_id=1cad3cac-4b2f-41a6-8cf6-075df3c83a42-2&pdp_npi=4%40dis%21USD%218.55%214.27%21%21%2161.67%2130.83%21%402101d69a17146058669584745ee30a%2165127429167%21sea%21US%21815092783%21&curPageLogUid=yVUZlTb013XN&utparam-url=scene%3Asearch%7Cquery_from%3A

Just be aware, the middle (white) wire is not used and you will have to reuse the connector from the pump in your compressor. But that was a simple swap!

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Thanks

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You don't need a hunting license to hunt Iguanas in any Wildlife Management south of Fort Myers, just pay the entry fees. That being said, most of the best locations are not in the WMAs. It would probably be best to go on a guided hunt first, to get familiar with where you can play and where you can't.

kevin10 said:

Other parts available for that rifle as well.

EDgun · New Steam Valve for Matador R3 & R3M · KL100220

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kevin10 said:

Other parts available for that rifle as well.

EDgun · New Steam Valve for Matador R3 & R3M · KL100220

We are renowned manufacturers of PCP airguns, pioneers in bullpup designs and tireless innovators. We are always looking forward into the future while keeping faithful to our essence.

www.edgun.shop

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kevin10 said:

Other parts available for that rifle as well.

EDgun · New Steam Valve for Matador R3 & R3M · KL100220

We are renowned manufacturers of PCP airguns, pioneers in bullpup designs and tireless innovators. We are always looking forward into the future while keeping faithful to our essence.

www.edgun.shop

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Thanks for the information, I'll try asking tomorrow. Compared to the one in the photo, mine measures 58.55mm for the metal part and 50.31mm for the Teflon part.

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The good news...everything is lookin' good and ready for the Sunday June 2nd match at Delaware County Field & Stream Association.

The bad news...the Sunday May 5th Airgun Field Target match was rained out.

A big thanks to George for his help gathering in the targets and concrete blocks.

Hope to see YOU Sunday June 2nd!

Mark - 5 May 2024

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Just checked date of purchase 8 years that o-ring lasted.

Nice. Five years is quite a long time. Congratulations!

Off topic posts belong under your profile on the Social Media link.

Scroooface said:

That's not a starling.. more like a grackle... Blackbird.. and get that gun out of the rain

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I figured that after the fact. It was raining pretty goods the time I ran up to take the pic. I use my guns in ALL WEATHER. I do take very good care of them though and don’t shy away from disassembling and thoroughly maintaining them.

Rats are hard to shoot, they don't sit still long. This pressures me to take quick COM shots giving me a better chance of killing them if they suddenly move. During the 1st encounter the rat seemed to have ESP and jumped out of the way of the pellet just as I pulled the trigger. I estimate the pellet got there in < 0.9 seconds. How did it know when to jump out of the way? Even it it heard the shot, the speed of sound is only slightly faster than the pellet so it wouldn't have enough time to react. A few hours later it came back. This time is wasn't as lucky. Not an instant death but its a rat I don't give a $hit. Just want the highest chance of killing them. I'm shooting my raccoon loads of 34g 0.25 JSB MK2 at 890 at the muzzle. The shot was at about 23 yards. I thought it would easily pass through even this large fat rat. But as you can see from the photos I couldn't find any exit hole. I even moved the fur around looking for the exit.

So 2 surprises. The rat has ESP and why didn't a 59 FPE pellet pass through its body? Since this load cannot even go through a rat, should I consider a more powerful gun or different pellet for raccoons? I've haven't had any problems putting raccoons down with this load if I do my part and hit the brain, its been 100%. But from this experience I wouldn't expect the pellet to penetrate very deeply into a raccoon's brain.

The video show the following:

1. Slow motion of the 2 shots.
2. Photos of both sides of the rat, only one hole seen.
3. Regular speed video of both shots.