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Privateer · Jan 11, 2024

Looking for just the liner. I could use a 700 mm and cut that down if need be.

Backyard AirGuns - Mike · Jan 16, 2024

SpringfieldScooter said:
Subscribed a while back.
Your putting out some great videos!
Keep them coming, and thank you for the content!

Thanks Springfield. Comments like that keep me going!

Simplemann · Feb 21, 2024

JDR said:
Update: Decided to go the vintage route. Bought a 1984 recently resealed Daisy 880 on EBAY. Cost was $100 plus $25 shipping. Had metal side receiver plates and metal pump handle. I thought it was a fair value since new cheaper made 880s are $60, However, there are a lot of used 880s on EBAY. Put on a dovetail to Picanny offset adapter and a Bugbuster 3x12. Pretty accurate. I only tried one type of pellet (RWS match) and only did a 3 shot group at 20 yards. Chonographed velocityy with 7.4 gr Crossman Destroyer pellets at 651 fps. One thing is the Crossman Premier 10.5 gr dome pellets will not fit in the breach. Even with the raised scope mount, takes patience to load even using a tweezer and a flashlight. Maybe the worse of all my pumpers. Thanks for all the replies.

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Wow! that's some good shooting

I'd be happy if I could do that at 15 yards with any airgun

Great marksmanship

JamesD. · Jan 13, 2024

DualMagMike said:
Yes, the action (barrel, scope, mount, etc) should move this is called a sledge system. It also looks like unless you did it purposely that your mount is partially off the scope rail already. The 54 is notorious for ruining scopes due to the recoil.

He needs to tighten the mount up seriously.

sonnysan · Jun 1, 2024

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tdh1971 · Jan 18, 2024

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kevin10 · Jan 11, 2024

I would like to convert my .25 cal Lelya to .177. Wondering if anyone is interested in trading parts from their .177. This would include the barrel, transfer port, moderator, action, and mags. I think thats everything. Air tube, trigger, stock, etc would not be traded. Must be a 2.0.

Scotay42 · Jan 11, 2024

This is a Great Rifle. Currently putting out 53fpe for the slugs included or just a little more power using jsb redesign 25g. Very accurate with either choice of ammo. 8 mags are included. 4 work flawlessly with slugs, the other 4 need a little tweaking but work well with any pellets. Aluminum moderator included with around 300 impulse air HBT slugs in 22g. Feel free to ask any questions.

Sky King · Mar 16, 2024

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Larry1956 · Feb 7, 2024

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rmslim1 · Jan 12, 2024

JimD said:
The 8 lb raccoon was walking across my backyard one day. I posted here or on GTA and got the suggestion it was probably a young male that got "kicked out of the nest". I thought it was likely rabid or wouldn't have been wandering around during the day. I weighed it on my fish scale so the weight is approximate, not sure how accurate it is.

For an adult raccoon my opinion is that a 25 caliber airgun shooting non-expanding projectiles are the least I would try for body shots. I shot the little 8 lb one with my 22 in the body first and it stopped him from running, he sat down and started hissing. So he got one between the eyes. He might have expired from the body shot but it would have taken awhile. Not a clean kill like I think any animal deserves. I am confident one of my 40+ fpe 25s would have worked fine on the little one for a body shot but on a medium to big one... I am confident enough to try it but I'd rather shoot it in the head. I'm sure that would work.

I used to get to go raccoon hunting with an uncle sometimes as a kid. I've seen them hit by a 22lr and come out of the tree with significant life left in them. The dogs liked those ones. I'm not sure how much the bigger diameter of a 25 caliber projectile makes up for having about half the energy of the 22lr. I am confident a 25 caliber pellet with 45fpe or so will penetrate to the vitals with reasonable placement. A 30 caliber ups the hole size again and it's hard to see why it wouldn't work well. Biggest unknown is how far they would travel after a body shot. They are going to die but DRT chances would seem likely to go up with bigger calibers. I think I see a difference on squirrels between 18 fpe and 32 fpe. Same thing is probably too for raccoons. 32 will kill at least small ones but >50 will probably do it quicker on body shots. 32 should be limited to head shots on raccoons and probably smaller ones too.

I live in Ga., and I've taken giant armadillos with my .177 Uragan compact, shooting 10gr Zan slugs with a body shot. Placement is key, and yes, the .22lr may have more energy, but might also pass clean through.

orangeokie · Jan 20, 2024

bf1956 said:
Looking for seal kit...

Here you go shipmate! This is where I get my BSA stuff.

BSA Ultra, Scorpion, Original, SE & TS Model - Full O-Ring Seal Kit - Bagnall and Kirkwood Airgun Spares

Full replacement spare o ring seal kit inc extras for the BSA ultra, ultra MMC scorpion & SE model air rifles. Also now in stock: BSA Ultramax kit Scorpion versions also fit Scorpion T10!! (Please note picture is currently generic, seals vary depending on the rifle) Includes seals for all both...

spares.bagnallandkirkwood.co.uk

Nomadic Pirate 66 · Jan 12, 2024

Fantastic aftermarket upgrade.

N2 Shooter · Jan 31, 2024

I have both types of scopes, and I prefer thermal under the right circumstances. I feel the Thermal Scope will be good for coyote hunting if you are shooting into a more open field. Taking a Thermal into a heavily wooded area is a big mistake though!
Even with my fairly sensitive thermal scope, you can see things that are near ambient, but you lose all depth perception.

hunterlaem · Dec 16, 2024

I just owned the Evo for a month, I must be very lucky, no problem so far. I'm going to keep praying then.

tdhouser1964 · Jan 18, 2024

No, he's speaking of Airgun.World the Kalibrgun online store. I've noticed the same thing as you have outofthebox and even attempted to email them but have had no response. I do hope they work it all out and re-open the store.

Jan 11, 2024

Contndr35BB said:
Gee , wouldn't it be nice if we here in PA could use this for small & medium game ? Maybe some day our PA Game Com. will be enlightened. The reason I've stayed w/ .22 caliber, too $$$ ( for me ) to pop sparrows & such but man would that .30 wack the G-hogs !

It doesn’t make our game commission enough money

, they are useless!

rodjava · Jan 14, 2024

MadCowCrazy2 said:
I talked to a guy who put a €1400 chassi on the M24. The chassi was for a 700 Remington but did not fit standard, there had to be the removal of material so that you could access the airgun components under the rifle. In the picture below you can see what I'm talking about. There are 2 manometers there and the fill probe. You need to cut out that square if you want to see the parts as designed or I guess 3 holes and some extenders could work but that would mean the manometers would stick out on the bottom so not ideal either.
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I used a 1 inch forstner bit to drill out the stock so I can see the manometer better. Yes, I painted my stock.

sjs · Jan 11, 2024

Well, with iron sights I am shooting a 2300KT with LPA MIM-too low. Also, a Beeman P3-just a bit low at 10m. Also, a 2300KT with Williams and as you said, plenty of adjustment range, which prompted my question as to whether it is normal for sporter sights to be too low for a 10M target and I think you answered the question. Thanks.

Cheplicki · Jan 29, 2024

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scotton · Jan 13, 2024

My Falcons usually give me one shift for ranging. The T501 (which is silver) shifts around 85 degrees, the T503 (which is black) shifts around 90. I think the T501 maybe has a shift around 40 degrees but it's been a couple of years since I used that scope in cold temperatures. And I was using it on a springer, so sometimes it's tricky to determine if it's a scope shift or a velocity change. I mean, I could figure it out if I cared, but it's a back up scope so I probably won't bother. If I'm using that scope, things have already gone off the rails.

I thought I was getting a lateral shift at 70 degrees in the T503, turned out to be the el cheapo scope rings.

Bear-of-Grayling · Jan 11, 2024

Wanting to buy or trade for a Sheridan, Benjamin or Crosman, “Silver Streak” pump rifle. (Nickel Plated). In any caliber.

BackStop · Jan 13, 2024

"Then" and "Than".

Discuss amongst yourselves.

All my best!

Kerry

Moses888 · Jan 11, 2024

Looking

for 34 mm fx or eagle vision rings. What you got

HogKiller · Jan 13, 2024

wooferocau said:
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Thank you for the advice ... really .. But i am well versed in technique for ELR shooting ..

Desert Tech HTI 375 CheyTac 390gr Atips at 2000yds

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Well heck partner, you should mosey on down to Texas for the Texas Plinkers, it's only 1k yards, you'd get braggin' rights.

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