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recklessjunkie said:

Those guys

... I don’t even think they get paid they probably just get free guns and accessories and are completely fine with that I know I would be…

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There is a big misunderstanding what or how people thinking about "Sponsored" shooters.
Nobody in ordinary competition levels never getting paid or free equipment, you can try it yourself just send in your Resume.
In a not so far past I was a sponsored archery competition shooter for over a decade, I don't think guns or airguns are any different business case.
You would be surprised (and shocked) how much $$$$ you will expense from your own pocket every year just to be on that "Sponsored" list, and in best scenarios you may brake it even. When I stopped spending that money on shooting I started financing my family vacation trips every year, and that was an eye opener.
Not even a tip of the hill "sponsored" folks can make a living within these sports.
Youtube shooters? Huh.... attracting attention and that is only their placebo.

Shooting a pistol well is mostly about hold. Well, that and trigger control. Where to hold your hands and how. Air pistols are a bit different, though. Each one has it's own character. Primarilly defined by the action of the hammer (or piston for some) just before the gun fires. Practice enough, and you'll get the hang. Do some research as well and try out different techniques. I learned a while back that moderator weight/size, as well as optic weight and positioning can help balance a pistol out if utilized properly. This can stabilize the gun during the shot cycle/trigger break. Trigger over-travel stop can help as well if you can adjust break/take-up, and over-travel to be very small. Coupled with a light break. Any of these have potential to destabilize the gun. Your trigger group is one of the best you can get. And does have an over-travel stop.

I like both because the stock clearly has a stability advantage, but shooting without is good practice, and a good challenge.

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Offering my like new Brocock Commander XR in .22. I believe it to be the magnum model as it has the longer barrel, though there are no markings on it to confirm it.


Will come with Donny FL Sumo moderator and brand new Brocock extra magazine (approx $300 value in extras). Does not include accutac bipod or optics shown.

$1,200 shipped within the continental US.

Made by @ShootingNewB who makes extended mags and regular mags for Brocock in .22cal

This fits perfectly in all the regular models with the FLIP OPEN style of magazine. this mag i have is 11shots just like the factory one
It is colored all black. Very nice quality, cycles and fits perfectly. The mag is BRAND NEW and has never been used.

Only selling due to the gun being gone.

Check out his thread for more info:


Looks just like this but all BLACK


They cost $35 new +$6 shipping, total for me was $41
I'll sell for $30+shipping, this is BRAND NEW I never fired a single round from it

PM me or email [email protected]

You're going to love that Thomas HPX. Have fun experimenting with it. I love mine.

I have the 7 Conquer 4-32×56 FFP and it is on my Vulcan 3 700 30. Extremely clear glass and excellent for distances between 50 to 300 yards. I "cheated" a little and use a Heritage-Arms Cold Shot on it for elevation adjustments, which allowed me to literally center align the scope for the most amount of light. I have used the scope for a couple years now with absolutely no problems. Can highly recommend it.

Slug's make a lot more contact with the barrel then pellets do. As a general rule once your accuracy drops off it's time to clean the barrel.

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Wind will be a greater variable if you have to normalize for FPE. I use standard without issue up to 50yards but I do think you lose something after that. HP may be a better option for versatility.

My "original" Avenger in both .22 and .177 were purchased around 2020-2021 for $300.
My Nova Liberty .22 (my most accurate air gun) and .177 equal in accuracy to the Avenger were purchased around the same time for $200-$250.
My Nova Liberty and Avenger, manufactured by the same company, are the most accurate air guns I have at 50-70 yards.

The Avenger X seems to be fluff, just like the Diana EMS (who remembers that?).
Much Ado about Nothing as Shakespeare would say.

I've been casting bullets since 1964. Nowadays everything from 71/2 shot to 1" In my line of work I could get free lead by the ton and did.
The powder coated bullets do OK out to 500 meters but beyond that if they are still super sonic the powder coating will start to melt from air friction and cause real accuracy problems. Same as the "ballistic-tip" bullets from a few years ago. They had to reformulate the plastic to withstand the heat.

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PellMaster said:

I picked up a Shin Sung Fire 202 9mm rifle this past weekend. I would like to put a moderator on it ,but I don't know what adapter to use. The barrel is threaded, I found 1 nut at the local hardware that fits the threads, but it obviously was out of place and is an oddball size. The threaded barrel measures .45 inches in diameter. If anyone knows what size or where to get an adapter I would appreciate it. I will post some pics shortly.

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I picked up a Shin Sung Fire 202 9mm rifle this past weekend. I would like to put a moderator on it ,but I don't know what adapter to use. The barrel is threaded, I found 1 nut at the local hardware that fits the threads, but it obviously was out of place and is an oddball size. The threaded barrel measures .45 inches in diameter. If anyone knows what size or where to get an adapter I would appreciate it. I will post some pics shortly.

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Talk to Tim, from Mac1 Airgun distributors!!!!
1(562)961-6221

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What kind of failure of the regulator can occur if the pressure is exceeded? I wouldn't delete it, but I would set it to around 170-180 bar (I mean the first reg) It's a bit absurd that fx recommendation not to exceed 170 bar while they widely promote slugs and accessories for them such as slug power kit, tungsten hammer. ...

What I saw at last weeks show and would have bought,had I not checked parts prices was a Crosman 600 pistol, non working, for $20, a Daisy Model 77 Target, non working, also $20, and a couple others for $15-20. Also saw a couple of the Shilo Remington pistols and at least one Daisy rifle but passed on them.

Anyone interested in vintage Beeman airguns, scopes or pellets please text me at 865-696-8946.
Would consider trades.

I Just bought this from previous owner who bought new a couple months back from AOA it has a mark at top of cheek rest.
If I had only one weihrauch it would be the 97K Hands down the best weihrauch made.

450.00 Shipped Payment via US POSTAL M.O. Pay Pal as to friend

That is how much a typical chassis is for a rifle. I paid more for that for my KRG stock on my NRL22 rifle! You have to consider the amount of time that is needed to machine a stock out like this. It doesn't happen quickly I can promise.

"High Pressure Cylinder Identification"

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elh0102 said:

My guess, the "FX" brand has value that will be maintained in the market. Part of that means taking care of customers caught up in this confusion.

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Taking care of the customers is likely paramount in the information age. If word got out that members rifles were stolen misplaced etc, then then brand would be destroyed both in the new and used market. I'm sure they are working to avoid that as much as possible.

Theres already many brands that many avoid like those made in turkey spain and china due to poor quality and worse customer service. Its why it was smart for them to go through utah airguns during this period and the customers caught in the middle.