At the 9:12 mark of this Video Steve mentioned posting notes we can find for tuning the FX Maverick. I'm sure it has been moved since a year ago but does anyone know where to locate it as I do not see a section for pcp tuning?

I have an Ibex Rex .50 caliber (it's actually .495). It has a leak, and I don't have time to fix it. I want $350 for it. I have ammo for it, too.

This is a weird one, I essentially created a Panthera out of Leshiy 2 parts and an Airforce Talon a couple years before the Panthera was a thing.
So this is essentially an externally regulated Talon, that is easier to shoot with a lower cheek weld. AKA redneck Panthera

12" .22 barrel installed
+18# .22 barrel
+ 12# .177 barrel
REPR Regulator + Leshiy 2 butt stock
replaced the handle with a picatinny rail to add bipod or grip, sling ready
STO Sarissa ths

$700 shipped - I'm enjoying the break barrel life these days.

I have two Saber Tactical airtank bags. They fit my 74 cubic foot tanks really well. $100 each.

I have two used Air Venturi 74 cubic feet tanks. One is dated January 2021 and the other is September 2020. $350 each.

2 like new Hawke Sidewinder 30 FFP 4-16x50 MIL 17450 for sale.

Like new, have only been in the basement and in the backyard a couple times. New version of the scope. Comes with all original accessories and box.

$400 a piece shipped. $750 for the pair shipped.

I have plenty of positive feedback. Send me a message with your #. PayPal FF

dens228 said:

As a boat owner I can tell you that a boat is most definitely not an investment! I believe it's classified as a money pit.....lol
But I wouldn't trade my days on the boat with friends and family for anything in the world.

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Agreed I’ve owned boats my whole life and enjoyed every moment

herpderp said:

There is also the more expensive ones, that clip on the ocular, rather then the objective - Pulsar e.G.. Quite a lot better then the Pard but also quite a lot more expensive.

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Considering that the OP mentioned a "cheaper alternative," I doubt (s)he's interested in exploring options on the opposite end of the price spectrum. Quite naturally thermal will cost more than night vision. Each serves a uniquely different purpose so knowing the intended use is important in recommending either.

If you are really set on slugs I would go with a 600 mm over 500 barrel. It isn’t that much more cumbersome. You can always still run a 300 cc bottle. You are likely to be plagued with a few slow velocity shots out of the gate. Unfortunately is what it is. You can give a few dry fires before heading into the field. I also give it a few extra clicks on the macro wheel when it has sat and that helps a lot.

MACTEN said:

If you're from York, Flying Dragon likely won't do you much good. If you're from New York you're in luck.

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Good point http://flyingdragonairrifles.org/

Yeah it is!

My 100 yard shooting range.

WTS:

Lot#1: SOLD
700 total .25 cal FX 25.4gr
132 total .25 cal Knockout .251 33.49gr
$50 - free shipping




Lot#2:
132 total .30 cal Javelin .300 52gr
100 total .30 cal JTS Dead Center 45.06gr
360 total .30 JSB Diablo 44.75gr
$80 - free shipping
Will consider trade for .30 cal FX 44.8
Paypal +3% or FF

ScopeFX said:

What length barrel?

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700mm

I've been going on prairie dog hunts every year for quite awhile. I've shot from .30's to .22's with great success. Anyone who has done this knows a lot of the times all you have is a head shot as the critters like to poke their heads out just above the berm of the mound and alert others. While those are very satisfying shots particularly when you can do it out past 50 yards, if I get a choice of aim points I aim for the neck.
I've got video of one that took one the the head with an eye hanging out and it still manages to run around trying to find a burrow. Now, not all turn out this way but I've never had any run off with a throat shot.

Almost finish with my new custom stainless 2240 grip. Few more coats and buffing.

Here is another grip that may be of interest to some, From Royal Arms.


Rated 5.00 out of 5

ARG AR15 TACTICAL / TARGET GRIP FOR AR15 M4 M16 AND AR STYLES​

$39.95

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Just received 6 tins of 25 cal 25 grain and packing was great. Will buy again

MikeVV said:

Please explain "fine motor control" and "large motor control".

My arms, wrist only come in one size !
Although back many years, when I was doing heavy workouts regularly, my "size" was different than it is now !

Mike

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I'm probably not explaining it correctly with the proper 'terms' if I'm being honest. But mid mounted equals a larger change on a small movement vs a rear mount, leverage if you want to look at it that way.

I'd rather count on using large muscle groups to control shot alignment vs say, adjusting with my wrist which a mid mounted sight tends to promote in my opinion. With a rear mount sight it tends to put the sight more on top of the 'pivot' (more centered on my hand, closer to my wrist), which will make a tendency for me to aim with my arm vs my wrist (sight in front of hand).

I'm terrible at explaining it, so apologies there.

air-hunter_canyon said:

No, but both bottles when you want to remove from the gun you need to turn each bottle at the same time.

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Morning Bro!!! Forgot to mention something... when I got my rifle this guy told me that when not using the rifle for a long time and I had a lot of air in the bottles unscrewing the rear one to bleed some pressure was the way to do it for that matter. I did that one day. Was that the real way to do it? Or I had to unscrew both at the same time for that matter too? Been noticing that I don't get that many shots as I should with both bottles... maybe cos I did that one time? Would love to know more about it.. Super appreciate it! Have a good one there!!!

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new in box snow peak t rex bull pup in 25 cak

If you like to stay a 8-10x zoom then stick with regular MPVO or medium power scope like 3-12 or 4-14. Prism scopes can have shallow depth of field which isn’t good for hunting. LPVO is really meant for lower magnification with super wide field of view. My backyard and hunting gun have 1-6x LPVO with the zoom set at 3-4 for 20-30 yard shots, the reason is super wide view and deep depth of field for fast target acquisition and shots. I basically point and shoot, hardly ever touch scope settings.