No longer benching

$325 shipped. Just the bipod. PayPal please. Thanks

LOKILUXURY said:

Anyone here in oahu know a shop that fills pcp air tanks?

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Are you talking about a SCBA tank or the bottle on the gun?

kept 2 pumps in mine after complete reseal..zero issues. Gave it to a friend to give to his grandson to learn to squirrel hunt with.

Have a 1-1/2 yr old red wolf in walnut, gcu2 177 non hp for sale $2000 firm paid almost $3000. Near mint cond all parts and orig box

Stubbers said:

I think this discussion is best suited privately...as it only continues to derail the thread.

-Matt

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Matt, Yes, I agree.
Lloyd

Looking to buy in preferably .22 or .25

More often than not I find that pin probes degrade accuracy, presumably because the slug can move off axis during loading. FX has been selling pin probes for years yet all of the Panthera line, which are largely promoted as slug guns, come stock with the pellet probe. Seems like a strong hint to me.

Buddy2023 said:

Wow I just looked at the date on the receiver and and my rifle was made in October of 1999. There is no trigger designation on the top of the receiver, just RWS, the Diana girl and Diana model 34 with a flatnosed pellet up by the breech.

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T01 trigger. Really good trigger, many people think the best of the Diana triggers.

Sold......

30 bucks?? Put it on a Texan or something. Shipped USPS priority. Paypal

See if Donny can get you a new end cap, maybe one caliber up in size. Personally, I've never had a clipping issue with his mods and I've owned 5. Even my 22/25 doesn't clip with 34 grain or 31 Cudas.

Second floor vantage...

Anshutz Superair 2002 and Baikal IZH-46M

Just reduce your reg pressure.

Sawney Bean said:

There's always going to be a downside somewhere. I just see it as the price you pay for aesthetics and balance. Its not necessarily a serious problem. I've got a Mk3 and a Prosport is on the short list of rifles I want to get in the future.

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Roger that.

Been a rocky road for me and Max, I've shared my experiences openly. Despite everything I continue to support this platform and consider it a solid value "starter" PCP. Here's a five-shot group @ 50 yds. JSB Exact King .25 (25.39 grain) @ 875 FPS for 43 FPE. (Regulator set @ 1880, HS 1.5 turns.) WM

Pea-shooter O.G. said:

Where did your stock come from? Very nice!

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Not sure I’m thinking that stock ma not have been originally made for a Marauder but you can find Field target stocks if you look around.

starlingassn said:

stock settings = UNtuned.

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Ya I'll get it back to the 875ish FPS once I can confirm that this new spring FX sent will get me back to baseline performance. That's what I'm after right now.

BSJ said:

Yep. H&N makes good pellets. They are my goto brand. My PCPs even like the 21s.

I'd recommend 18 or 14gr pellets next. But only the gun will be able to tell you what it really likes. As your skills improve you should be able to discern what it wants.

The important thing now is working on your skills.

A clean trigger pull. Steady sight picture and most importantly, follow through, are what you should be working on. Pellet brand is way down on the list...

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Understand on the pellet brand; I had to start somewhere, and the H&N Baracuda's seemed to be a good place to start, and I opted for heavier rather than lighter pellets. Thanks for the recommendation on the 18's; I'll probably give them a shot after I'm confident with the new rifle.

I have both. I don't remember the last time I shot my Condor. I do intend on taking it out and trying slugs in it this summer though.

I think a wee bit of slam so to say helps keep the leather "packed" up to the tube wall . Once well " broke in" the air pressure handles that from then out .. ( opinion)

We had 5 shooters show up for the match. It was a beautiful and warm day but we were able to stay cool in the woods with all the shade. We shot a 15 lane match for a total of 60 points. I would like to thank all the shooters that showed up to make this a successful match. Jack Edwards shot his first field target match with a borrowed gun and had fun and shot a respectable score for his first match.

Scores were

Hunter PCP

Vince Swicegood 53

Tom Witlow 43

Jack Edwards 30

Hunter Piston

Mike Rutchka 43

Open PCP

Artie Claudino 48

Yeah, way back when I had a Daisy, heck who didn't back in the 50's early 60's. Back then I bought a Daisy 717 pistol modified the trigger, but the sights were horrible, still have it. The real problem started when I volunteered to eliminate ground squirrels at a Horsemans Association, I thought I could do it with a .22, yeah, not happening, so I bought a A17 the laser of rounds, perfect for 100yard shots, got 18 my first outing, only problem is a dog near the place hated gun shots, so....being the genius that I am I thought I'd try an air rifle. Not knowing a darn thing about them I got a Remington Nitro, ABSOLUTELY unable to hit a sheet to paper at 10 yards, turned out the barrel was bent, straighten it out and was an ok shooter but LOUD and still not good enough, so...enter the Rabbit Hole® Got a Zbroia Sapsan, ok rifle but a regulator issue sent it in for repair the same time that Putin decided to go see the sights in Ukraine. Months went by no fix on gun so....bought a FX Maverick VP .25, got it working ok, got a pre-destroyed Maverick .25 Sniper from a member here that had bought it from someone who should never ever be near anything mechanical, turned it into a .22 compact and fixed the stuff the first owner had FU'd, After a bit over a year both are tack drivers at 100 yards and the Ground Squirrels at the horseman's association are, well, greatly reduced. To make matters worse, I'm down the PCP Pistol branch of the Rabbit Hole® Bought a Tequila gun, awesome build quality, not a bad shooter and getting better.

It does shoot the Seneca 185gr hollow point slugs well!

brawler1588 said:

They ghost hasn't showed much promise in the slug area but slings pellets amazing. There have been a few occasions I have seen some guys saying the knockouts did well.

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Well I tried the .25 knockouts mkII slugs in my ghost and they worked well. Although they were not hole in hole like the .25 jsb mkII pellets they were much better than nsa slugs of the same weight. Now if BRK would make slug specific barrels I would be real happy, otherwise I’ll be adding an FX dynamic to my collection.
Thanks for the tip.

If you haven't found the o-ring yet, get a dial caliper and measure the ID. OD, and width. Should be 70 buna. Then compare your measurements to either a metric or SAE chart. Or go to a specialty shop locally and let them sell you a replacement.