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PCP Rifle  SOLD WTS - .177 -P15

WTS - Artemis P15
Very good condition - Like new with a upgraded shroud.

Great shooter and very accurate
NOT pellet fuzzy at all

Shoots JSB slugs 13gr very well +/- 18ft/lb
Great accuracy with JSB 13gr Redesign,s

Includes everything in the picture with origenal box, spare o,rings & tool kit.
2 Carm Magazines
1 Origenal Magazine
Singel load tray
3D printed bipod tube adaptor, Mag holder & bud pad
Fil probe Incl (Not in Picture)

$400 Shiped in the US

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What is the best diameter for long range shooting

In my opinion 100 yards is way too far for big game with air rifles.
There’s probably exceptions, but overall a slug hitting a deer in the lungs at 100 yards is most likely just going to poke a hole through the lungs.
No doubt it’ll kill the animal, but it would likely run a long way without leaving much of a blood trail.
A slug at that range wouldn’t have enough energy to mushroom for maximum tissue damage.

.25 moderator on a .22 gun?

The DonnyFL sizes are:

The .177/.22 is for a shrouded .177 or direct threaded in .22.
The .22/.25 is for a shrouded .22 or direct threaded in .25.
The .25/.30 is for a shrouded .25 or direct threaded in .30.

The shroud alignment could be off, compared to threads directly on the actual barrel. The new sizes are already up sized and ordering a size up is not needed anymore. This is how it was explained by DonnyFL.
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Air Arms  Dieseling destroys accuracy.... a test at 25 yards.

Welcome to Airgun Nation and very sorry to hear about your friend's tragic story. I understand that your post is an attempt to dissuade others from the practice due to loss of accuracy, however,

*** The intentional induction of detonation/dieseling is contrary to the Airgun Nation rules. Yes, it does happen by accident occasionally. The introduction of combustion into an airgun chamber conflates Airguns with Firearms. Please do not post information that would encourage people to attempt this act.***

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BSA Meteor Super?

I'm not sure yet, as I spent over two hours trying to sight it in with supplied sights. It would never seem to hold zero and the problem could be me. So I've added a BSA scope and, hopefully tomorrow afternoon I'll give it another test. Charles
Spent about 1 1/2 hours shooting the BSA with a scope and once sighted in it was grouping very well, however after about 30 shots the point of impact shifted up about an inch at 10 yards. Reset and shot about 100 pellets and all seems ok. The trigger is fine and one thing I really like is that I can cock it one handed. I have sever that are two handed to cock. As of now I'm happy with the rifle. Only time will tell. Charles

Accessories  SOLD JM 16mm Black Muzzle Sleeve .177" - .25"

New condition; never used Gloss black. .364" opening. Fits 16mm barrels. 6" long. I don't see these barrel sleeves for sale on JM's site anymore. Bought a number of these around 15 years ago. No trades, third party, or international sales. Will ship in a USPS small rate box for $8.10 CONUS. Buyer pays shipping charges. Paypal FF/Good and Services (+3.3%)/Venmo. Asking $55 + shipping.

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That time of year again..

Any rat experts in here know if they are all the same species of rat, just different ages, or if the big one is maybe another species than the others??
My money is on Brown Rat, _Rattus rattus_. They have the physical characteristics: relatively big eyes and ears, long tail, pointed snout.
They also were shot in what looks like a suburban or rural environment; Norway rats tend to live in cities in the US.
So the difference in size is age and sex. That big one at the bottom has what looks like a full scrotum hanging out the back and what looks like a coarser coat (fur) so that is a male. They can grow bigger than the females. The other ones I can't tell for sure; top one might be female, next two are still young, and the fourth one might be female as the coat looks finer and she might be pregnant.

Cheers,
Mike
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