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mercado · Oct 20, 2023

WTS...airforce scope frame.. $200 shipped 3 day priority..

Betohunter · Dec 9, 2023

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Squirrel hunter · Nov 18, 2023

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willy · Oct 20, 2023

Stubbers said:
Go to their profile and under "Feedback stats". To access their profile either search the member name and click on their avatar and then click again, or do so within a thread. Hope that helps.

-Matt

Hay" thanks Matt.I have feed back" nobody hate's me"

Strelac · Mar 10, 2025

MACTEN said:
I ordered the aluminum hand guard and full length rail from AGT. The front m4 screw hole on the rail didn't line up with the hand guard hole, so I drilled and tapped an m4 hole in the pic rail and it's as solid as anything now. I agree about AGT cs being great.

I had OEM aluminum handguard from the start and it was a perfect fit with ordered long picatinny rail, but I’m glad you have solved it in the best possible way

ATB,
S

genericAGuser · Dec 1, 2023

I talked to Remington, they told me the air gun division was part of Remington Outdoors, and that part had gone out of business. He had no idea how today's air guns are structured or distributed.

fatmatic · Dec 12, 2023

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nervoustrig · Oct 20, 2023

For pellets, go with a choke. The land dimension on LW barrels is a bit large for pellets, and needs a choke for best results.

AirNGasman · Oct 22, 2023

It isn't left-hand thread, nor should it require a tool to remove. I agree it probably wasn't converted by Steyr from PCP to Co2. The LP1 was one of few Co2 models that evolved at the manufacturer level to PCP; I had an LP1 and a Hammerli model that did.

Just because the gun doesn't fire does not mean it isn't under pressure. The firing valve might be broken, therefore not opening when the hammer/striker falls. That would be a very bad-case scenario, as it would render the problem virtually irreparable.

Hopefully the chamber cylinder is just stuck for whatever reason. Was it me, I'd apply heat to the juncture area, very JUDICIOUSLY. Heat often works wonders with stuck pieces, but I'm always careful to apply just enough heat to break loose the stuck parts without enough heat to melt seals.

Regardless, you'll achieve much better application of force on the chamber cylinder with the barrel/shroud off.

JaceSpace1369 · Dec 1, 2023

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Chard · Dec 22, 2023

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Feinwerk · Oct 28, 2023

Nice report - congrats

swNCsw · May 6, 2024

Feinwerk said:
UPDATE:
Here are links to three geat videos on maintenance and disassembly of the Leshiy classic by Ed himself, the inventor. YouTube says that they are unlisted. I bookmarked them a long time ago. I guess the only way to find them now is to have someone give you the links.

Regards,
Feinwerk

Thank you Sir. as well lol .

cavedweller · Nov 10, 2023

clever him is

Motorhead said:
The mag design appears unchanged from the .30 still using a contact shelf against the pellet at full length ( head & skirt ) and whatever amount of pre-tension you wish to use. 30 shots in .22 cal is really nice, but as we know the cumulative weight/mass of 30 and declining as used 18++ grain pellets is a fair bit.
* Only mod I plan to do will be the same as the .30 cal mags which had skirts hanging up when mag is cycling with a muzzle elevated position.
Can't see the .22 being any different with the skirts able to slide rearward against the cover plate.

Not saying an issue exists just going to make sure and modify with the glued in o-ring keeping skirts off the cover and not hanging on the cover tab recess's being the length mag allows is in excess of length of projectiles one may shoot in .22 caliber.

Pic below is the .30 cal issue, hung up pellet is @ 10 o'clock having skirt hanging in corner of tab recess preventing cassette rotation.
Fix was gluing in a cut o-ring so cassette can still rotate but pellet skirts are kept inward the thickness of the o-ring and therefor can't hang up.

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clever him is!

Airgunmann · Oct 23, 2023

I'm using a atn thermal ltv3-9 640 and a lt 320 hand held scanner my friend uses a pulsar which is quite a bit clearer and has a range finder in it but it was also like 3000.00 more than my scope was .
But yeah the worst at night is try to judge the distance coyote hunting

scotton · Oct 22, 2023

Not as good as I hoped but better than expected. Off-hand went poorly and I didn't trust the scope a couple of times when I should have. And I didn't stop and reset on a couple of targets when I wasn't feeling it. On the other hand, the gun bailed me out a couple of times on poor shots.
But it was a good time and some great BBQ afterwards. OKC puts on a good match, worth the 3.5 hour drive.

Yfong · Oct 21, 2023

I wanted a 177 too, I hear that u can get 30 to 40 shoot. Most of the review I see doesn’t seem too good compared to the 22

starbright21 · Oct 22, 2023

I finally was able to remove the brass piece and installed a new cup. Prior to removal I heated some Canola oil in the microwave and soaked the bushing and rod in the oil and it is my belief that it helps in the removal.

_CTAIRGUNNER_ · Nov 11, 2023

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Hateful McNasty · Oct 24, 2023

Stubbers said:
You could try to repair skirts provided they are only a little bent and not wrecked, as @oledawg posted a nice video on a how too earlier. Some even use the head of another pellet for this task.

-Matt

Ya, there pretty mangled , the slight one ate a go.. the selects got shot the culls in the lead bucket .. ( I can only stoop so low..

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qball · Oct 23, 2023

Leadfree H&N is probably the best you can do right now unfortunately. Due to the light weight they are not good at longer distances like 50 yards or more but up close they pack a punch with their higher speed. Upside of that is they are safer in more confined areas.

Hope with EU lead ban we get more options soon.

nastorino · Sep 14, 2024

I ended up going with the maple hi-caps based upon the reviews from other members.

uladz · Oct 20, 2023

I just missed a nice deal on AEA Challenger Pro in .22 for $350, so I'll give it a try in WTB section. I would really like to try it out, If you have one that doesn’t get any use just sitting there collecting dust that you don’t really need any longer, please let me know. I would prefer to get in .25 caliber, but will consider other calibers as well. If the price is right, we can do business

. Thank you AGN!!!

gizmo1974 · Oct 20, 2023

new rifle never fired holds air perfect 22 cal comes with 1 mag buyer covers shiping

marflow 777 · Oct 20, 2023

the truth is the Daisys have few soft parts which can't be sourced off the shelf but of course if the valve goes you are screwed
if you were closer i would have you send it to me but we are on opposite side of the country
good luck on your project

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