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Ctkny · Nov 15, 2023

This listing has been renewed

Scott.t · Nov 12, 2023

Cranky1 said:
Yes sir it was me and the wife, she wanted to get her blooming onion for Veterans Day. I’m hoping to bring him some toys to play with that he doesn’t carry. Daystate/Brk need to get on the ball with slug barrels, I think that is a big holdup for some buyers.

I have thought about the brk ghost but can’t justify it in my mind other than a want lol. I already have an umarex notos for my youngest son, airmaks Katran .22 for my oldest son, an fx impact .22, fx wildcat .25 and fx powerpup .30 for me lol. I pretty much have everything covered. Maybe another big bore one of these days but I can’t seem to really get into them, I guess because I want to shoot everything I have and the big bore ammo is more expensive

AirShootist · Nov 7, 2023

pan60 said:
i dont see DOT anywhere am i missing it?

I don't see it anywhere on the bottle however it was on the certificate that came with the bottle.

In my case (and likely many folks') it's of zero concern because I'll never have someone else fill the bottle and if I did they probably wouldn't even look for DOT, only for hydro dates. Speaking of which I will probably never hydro test it either.

beerthief · Nov 11, 2023

MileHighAirGunner said:
That’s right, I said Paradigm Mini.

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Alright, alright, so this isn’t real. Which is probably evident by my amateur photo cropping. But it ought to be real. IMHO of course.

All the higher end subcompact carbines are all black tackycool style rifles and while they may work just fine, they’re too utilitarian to me and aren’t very sexy. Again IMHO of course. The EVOL Mini is the ideal size and I liked that about it when I checked one out at Airguns of Arizona a few months ago but I’m just not that into the all black tackycool rifles that much. Especially at this price point. The Paradigm on the other hand is sexy as he!!. But it’s just too long for my personal tastes. I like my gals short and petite. We need to blend short and compact with the beauty and sex appeal and I’m convinced that the airgun world needs some high quality subcompact wooden stock air rifle options.

I don’t think this would be too hard to do either. I assume a Mini tube and barrel can be put on a Paradigm with little issue so it’s just a matter of a stock. And I’m sure a professional like Steve Corcoran could make the stock easily enough. The forearm just needs shortened and do away with the recessed rail in the bottom. Maybe make it a little slimmer and rounder instead of flat. It wouldn’t be a bench gun anyhow. Personally I think this would be an an awesome offering and I’d buy one tomorrow if it were available. I’d go with a walnut stock.

So let’s hear it. Would anyone else besides me buy this if it were available?
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nope ,not interested

steve123 · Nov 17, 2023

broekzwans said:
Is your life depending on using this tripod? Not really I think so I wouldn't spend your money on a new RRS tripod unless you have plenty to spend. Don't get me wrong, yes the RRS is slightly better in some aspects but it's the law of diminishing returns since you pay a lot more for a little bit of extra stability/rigidity.

If you don't have an opportunity in your area to try one you can start with the Leofoto or similar brand and try if you like it. You have a solid base to try out then and once you can try a RRS version you can properly compare it and decide if it's worth triple The leofoto tripods do well second hand so you should be able to sell it quickly if you want to.

I went halfway and got a great deal on a Fat Boy 3 section tripod and Levitate leveling head.

Also want to build a custom shooting sticks style bipod so I'll go with a pair of Leofoto monopods for that project.

Sound Tribe · Jan 12, 2024

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Betohunter · Nov 6, 2023

Hello folks

I’m looking for a scope FFP 6-24, 30mm tube with 20mm rings, I’m open to offers my budget is $300 shipped to TX.

Thanks

racolon · Nov 6, 2023

Up for sale is my new BRK Ghost in .22 Cal. Purchased originally as a .25 HP but purchased the .22 barrel kit with it and it’s currently a .22.
I will include the .25 barrel kit with it which is the barrel, the probe and a magazine.
Didn’t even shoot a tin of pellets thru it. Just zeroed in the scope and put in the safe. Just don’t have time for so many airguns.
2000.00 shipped in the continental USA.
Scope, rings, moderator and bipod not included.
PayPal friends and family as usual or Venmo.
Please call or text with any questions. Rafael
602-489-8828

PumaCarl · Nov 7, 2023

Since you're already buying from Hill, he sells the transfer tube that Motorhead is talking about making, if you aren't comfortable just making your own.

JP806TX · Nov 7, 2023

Not too familiar with digital scopes.
Do these digital scopes still have erector tubes in them? or are they electronically adjusting the POA?

Reason I asked is that one of the problems with conventional scopes (erector tubes/turret) holding zero is that you are dependent on springs and mechanical means to hold zero. I know some of the more expensive scopes are almost bullet proof...but sooner or later...

Not to say electronics are better and won't fail. I think a properly designed electronic aiming system has the potential to be more robust than most erector tubes/turret design.

Bngen3 · Nov 7, 2023

I voted all but .20 and .30(just sold the one n only ) but should clarify as this is in traditional air gun forum that the only .25 calibers I have are PCP’s

Keyman62421 · Nov 22, 2023

I only fill my Huben (4800psi ) . Around 50 fills + - so far (8 boxes @ 200 rds). Smooth as glass!

Shahrilstephen · Nov 7, 2023

MLE said:
Take a look at the .30 cal AEAs, both the Challenger bullpup and the extremely compact HP Max. The Challenger will put out 120FPE and the HP Max 90-100FPE depending on slug/pellet weight. They won’t be as quality as your FXs, but the price point is very agreeable and they are certainly accurate enough inside 50yds for crow and up. Plus with your budget, you’ll have a lot of wiggle room to augment them (replacing the barrel and spring, for example) to get them running even better, and will have enough cash left over for a nice optic or a night (or three) on the town.

This is indeed an option! Thx MLE

woogie_man · Nov 7, 2023

There is....and your not privy to the information at this time.

Shhhhhhh

h2okenny · Nov 7, 2023

I use o-rings to fill the slot. Either 3/32 or 1/8 inch (I forgot the diameter, but simple enough to measure). I try to get them fairly tight to keep the eyepiece from rotating. Kinda like killing two birds with one pellet

, makes for more holding strength for the cover and keeps the eyepiece from moving. I've used both round and square in 1/8" diameter on several scope that work really well. Keep meaning to get some 3/32" square, they seem to be a better fit for most of my scopes.

Hard2hurt223 · Nov 6, 2023

Looking to buy a side shot scope cam for phone thanks

Hard2hurt223 · Dec 21, 2023

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ThomasT · Nov 9, 2023

balver said:
Hey folks. I'm an airgun enthusiast who has very little shooting experience, and an airgun forum enthusiast who has logged onto AGN every day for three and a half years. I've read with interest stories regarding airgun competitions and which brand of rifle was used by those that took the top spots. Often stated is the question of whether it was the "arrow or the Indian." This got me to wondering how those variables could be accounted for in a competition between top shooters. Please forgive my naivete and let me know if you think my idea has any merit at all. Here goes. I propose a competion of five to 10 competitors shooting rifles at 100 yards, each using the same rifle. Shooters to be chosen from among the high finishers at current large events. Invite all manufacturers to submit one stock rifle, tuned by someone in their company to shoot the projectile of their choice. Maybe have the same scope on each rifle, and also let each manufacturer glean/sort enough projectiles to fully cover sight-ins and competion shooting. Allow each shooter enough time/shots to familiarize themselves with the platform, then on to competition shooting. Repeat for each brand of rifle. I'm sure there are a host of reasons that this idea won't work, but I'm curious what this community thinks. How to score such an event is way above my pay grade, but I would be interested to see who would prevail and which rifle posted the overall highest score. Maybe AGN could sponsor? Also, any attempts to name such a shooting event the Balver Cup are pure conjecture.

Hello @balver

I like your idea

. I do not think that "paid experts / sponsored shooter / factory expert" needs to be the person chosen to be the "Shooters" for you competition. In fact some "Top Shooters" from this Forum, to me, would be the better choice, and here is why: the Shooters that make up this Forum ( and other Forums ) represents the vast majority that purchase and shoot the various "Brands / Models" of PCP air rifles.

Break your competition into two events:
1) Have a "shoot off" among Forum members and pick the Top Ten with 2 to 4 "extras" for back up.
2) Let the Top Ten then compete as you have outlined.

"Average Airrifle Joe" member of the Forum would then have a pretty good idea of each Brand and Model of air rifle that was tested as to which one he would most likely purchase.

Good luck,
ThomasT

Ed24 · Nov 6, 2023

Super cool seeing all those Turkeys! Nice property as well!!!

FX_Panthera22 · Jun 29, 2024

GA_LeadHead said:
I finally got in the side rail adapter for my little .22 Panthera Compact and once I sorted out an issue of incorrect screws sent out with it, I attached the Vltor MP-1 side mounted bipod.
Very solid. Very well built. They adjust in 90 degree increments in any direction and will extend (three settings for height).

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Amazing job! I was looking to do the same but you’re the first person on in the internet that I found doing this! Finally found someone!

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EdinGa · Nov 12, 2023

10.03 JSB Knockouts do really well for me at 1000 fps. They're expand well and don't exit squirrels out to 30 yards in my experience.

TonyJ · Dec 30, 2023

As others, stated likely a shared circuit with load on it, or possibly a bad breaker. Is the breaker AFCI or GFCI type? They don’t like motor loads. 15A/20A should be plenty capacity for all that, distance from panel is not an issue with 12AWG wire for quite some distance, especially in the typical residential size/layout.

Precision Quest Air · Nov 19, 2023

Ezana4CE said:
@Chukar60 Funny but true. I've learn valuable lessons similarly.

@Precision Quest Air It's funny, but trust me I've been there. Were you able to retrieve the grub screw?

Yeah, I got the grub screw out. But I should adjust it down as it is too loose now and the bolt handle does close under gravity when the barrel is in the downward position. Gotta pull the scope now...

blam62 · Nov 6, 2023

Looking for an open class field target harness. Let me know if you have one you are willing to part with. Thanks!

Trampus99 · Nov 6, 2023

Anyone have any Carm magazines for a Daystate Regal/ Huntsman .22 ? 9 or 11 rd.
Chuck- 865-805-8249

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