thomasair said:

it’s hard to get a do all scope. That’s a pretty good one, though. If you are ex or current military, law enforcement, etc…..you can get 40% off directly from Sightron on any scope. Just ask them.

Mike

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Veterans program currently is 35% off listed retail as of phone with Sightron last week. The SIII scopes for the money are very good. The SVED is a big step up. I have 2 of them and love them. They have something new coming out first of the year. All Kevin would allude to was not more power but his words....Wait until you look through one. They are heavy but off the bench unless your trying to make a 10.5 lb class, so what. It will be more money, I would guess 3000.00. I already have a fund started,lol.

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Yes close to 50 yards

Hello again, airgunning brothers and sisters!

I made a bunch of spinning targets from recycled pellet tins again, and shot a video punishing them...along with some chalk...and a funky alcoholic Kombucha. Here is a link to the video:

This was 41 shots, and I only completely missed once. One was a grazing hit, but I didn't call that one out.

This was shot using my 22cal Avenger at 25 yards with H&N Baracuda Match

Here is a picture before I got started:


I didn't cut the video, but I kept the camera close this time, so this makes the video go pretty quick.

Anyway, I hope that you all enjoy this little shooting session. I sure did!!

Cheers!!

Jonathan

Ezana4CE said:

Good marketing, piss poor delivery. Don't go for the okie doke. Pyramyd has demonstrated that these "mystery boxes" are usually full of overstocked BS that probably didn’t sell well. We are informed about them from past AGN threads centered upon similar past promotions.

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Please do me a favor. Go to crossbow nation forum and read my entire thread titled Pyramydair.com mystery box arrived- not happy. I am cannonball over there as well and have been a member of that forum since 2012. There is extremely detailed information including emails from them you will find interesting and understand why I am so frustrated over this. I don’t want to do a direct link since it’s another forum. I would also like @pyramydair to read that information on Crossbownation.com since they reached out to me here trying to help. I feel like I’m not getting my point across and reading that will explain it all. This isn’t a short read, it’s about 5 pages long now.

I have carm magazines for all my Brococks and they work great. Never had one fail in almost two years I have owned them. The price is very reasonable also.

If shooting field target, a 6" wheel will be much better for ranging. Don

how about star shaped

WTB- .177 HW 100 @ 12ft/lb

https://www.feinwerkbau.de/de/Service-Download/Downloadbereich

you can find all the parts diagrams and owner manuals at Feinwerkbau

OldSpook said:

The magazine rises 14mm above the top of the top of the dovetail when inserted. You will have to work that math yourself.

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That helps a lot buuuuut I have decided to bite the pellet and go .30 cal. I spent too much time researching and got bitten in the wallet.

Get a few Carm mags you'll be happy

Selling my .22 Wildcat
Purchased new from thepelletshop 7/23
Excellent condition
Price includes Riton 3 Primal 4-16x44, scope mounts, 2500 rounds of .22 FX 18.1 grain pellets, moderator off of my impact, and case.
$1700 for everything.
Cash, zelle, venmo, etc works for me
Local pick up in San Jose, CA.
Not shipping at this time.

I live close to the Memphis area and trying to find a airgun club or shop that supports the sport , anyone???

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wolfmangreg said:

thank goodness I'm running a PCP for this

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I second that!!

wolfmangreg said:

So... who's up for the Turkey Carving Challenge???

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"Turkey Carving"...now there's a thought... @Michael ??

I faced a lot of issues with the flagship gun Delta Wolf of Daystate.

Couldn't claim warranty as no Daystate dealer is in my country.

Finally fixed all the issues myself.

Following are the videos that will walk you through if you have any such issues and want to solve them yourself.

Regards,

Bhaur

[No trade offers on this listing please...]

Hello AGN,

I'm looking to sell an excellent condition FX Impact MkII 0.25 700mm Sniper & 580cc CF Bottle in black that comes with a lot of M3 and other upgrades. This rifle is an absolute laser and is currently set up to shoot the JSB 25.39g 0.25 pellets at ~920fps (reg=80bar, power wheel=3) with excellent consistency and accuracy. There is still plenty of power to spare if you ever need it; a quick adjustment of the reg up to a little over 100bar and the 25.39g JSBs will be going out at 1000fps - I just didn't need that much power so turned it down to 920fps. So if you want to shoot heavier pellets and/or slugs, there's still plenty of power to tap into should you need it!

This beautiful Impact is a MkII that has a lot of M3 and other upgrades installed (see list below for full details). It comes with a complete set of stainless steel bolts already installed (with anti-seize compound applied); these bolts not only look better - they'll wear better over time as they will not rust. All of the original black screws will be included as well if you want to reinstall those instead. The barrel shroud and cheek rest have been carefully wrapped in an automotive grade carbon fiber vinyl wrap, which looks great but can also be easily removed without leaving any residue behind if you don't want it. This rifle is perfect for someone that wants an M3 without the hassle of dealing with the dual regulators...

Here is a list of what's included in this package:

• FX Impact MkII 0.25 Sniper w/ 700mm barrel & 580cc carbon fiber bottle
• FX high capacity side-shot magazine
• FX Impact M3 ambidextrious cocking block & handle
• FX Impact M3 power wheel
• FX 0.25 Slug A barrel liner
• FX carbon fiber barrel sleeve
• Huma high flow transfer port
• Huma high flow pellet probe
• Huma action o-ring reseal kit
• Huma barrel o-ring reseal kit
• Front barrel clamp (for added barrel rigidity/stability like the newest M3's)
• Custom butt pad w/ front facing picatinny slots (for use with monopod or other picatinny accessories)
• Stainless steel bolt kit already installed (original black screws will also be included)
• Carbon fiber wrap on barrel shroud and cheek rest
• Rubber protective wrap on air bottle
• FX padded hard case

PLEASE NOTE: scope, mounts and bipods are NOT included in the purchase price...

Price is: $1550 + 1/2 actual shipping to your location

Local pickup is available in the SF Bay Area - otherwise, payment by Paypal Friends & Family is preferred (or add 3.5% if using PP Goods & Services). I have plenty of feedback both here as well as dating back to the old Yellow Forum so please feel free to do your due diligence and know that you're dealing with a reputable trader.

Scott, thanks for posting the match report and for leading us rabble. Wow, what a GREAT day! It was really nice to see everyone, hang out, and knock down some metal targets. Huge thanks to Conrad for the lunch and for bringing that gorgeous dog (Sadie?) to the match - she is a cutie.

Looking forward to next month!

Nutcracker said:

Most of my pcp airguns are utilitarian in nature, their beauty is in the engineering and the superb functionality, accuracy etc. All but two are lacking a wooden stock, so when I got this Steyr, it was like, great, there is some canvas here, I want to do something with it. I had seen photos of Jose Valencia’s carvings on his website & decided to contact him. He was responsive and was eager to create something special for me. Jose has been a pleasure to work with & I am more than pleased with the finished piece. Actually, it turned out better than I had envisioned in my head.
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I was soooo impressed by this I immediately contacted José and …. woooosh, away went my ProX 10 Steyr stock to Kissimmee Fl José is super nice to talk to and very creative; now I’m waiting and anticipating and…… we’ll y’all know!

That i pretty darn awesome!

I have had a few CMP 853s over the years. Funny thing is I have never seen a need to mess with the trigger. Long and gritty but ridiculously predictable. For a while I had one of these and a FWB 603 to choose from and honestly with my seated off the knee basement shooting style I could not get any better of a group from the 603.

Looking for a 3-12x32 bugbuster, 1 inch version with rings.

set screw could be 3mm but no bigger than 4mm +
Diana Chasers uses 2-4mm x 2mm and the center on is 4mm x 3mm to hold their barrels in the breech
now i state mm because i try very hard to keep metric in metric and inch in inch

do i assume that the collar that the barrel threads into can be removed from the rear of the breech and the Oring that is on the collar i the seal
if the collar is net, net one small set screw from the top would work but as you drill through there will be a burr on the inside that might or might not be removed by the process of tapping the hole
i would not do the job without a drill press and an automatic center punch would be handy
and how much of the pistol's disassembly is unknown to me but it would be a lot

a factory looking job would be your goal and why it was never done is stupid manufacturing

now if the breech collar could stay in place and not be an issue if it did not come out, epoxy could be your friend but much care would be needed

just some idea about something i know nothing about
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Well I just got mine. It’s only got 20 min on it. But it’s faster than my Aircharger. The Aircharger has 39 hrs on it and it is quieter. But I guess time will tell. The Omega has been great, and still works outstanding. The only thing with the Omega/GX type of compressors is that they need to be run regular.If allowed to sit too long the piston rings will set or flatten and a rebuild will be necessary. Just run them about 10 or 15 min a month and you will be fine. The Daystate is a rebranded Coltri. They are a great compressor company from Italy. They have a big reputation for making great compressors for the diving community. The Leggero is a 110v model. Supposedly the 220v models are better, but I didn’t want to go 220. The current draw isn’t bad. It 14 amps, but I use it on a 20 breaker circuit. So no issues yet. Hope this helps. YMMV. Grass