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I bought this , it's my first Air Rifle

Find out why is my suggestion. Turn down the power more and make sure your gun is level every time is my first try. I've found that lots of air movement when exiting the barrel tends to make wobbly open groups more often than the gun itself. This isn't a rule, but it's free so I try it...

When I first see the Karma I liked it very much. I was wondering which LDC did you use.

If only AAA made a.177 🤪

...(I own 2 of them) is the HW30S. My son and daughter learned to shoot with these rifles at the age of 6 and 7. This was actually my first air rifle I bought back in the early 80's. They are fun - for parent and kid - and (again) will last you a lifetime. You can't say that for the el-cheapo...

Been away from the airgun scene for awhile and just got back into it again, so many rifles to choose from these days, had a lot of air rifles over the years, owned pretty much all of the top tier brands but I always got rid of them for some reason or another and seemed to only keep the bullet...

I had a grand time with an Air Chrony mk3 that came in today. Checked 6 air pistols and one of the rifles and learned first hand the difference between the velocity's of each and then each one with different weight pellets. This for me was lots of fun as I miss the days of designing rounds and...

My HW97K in .20 cal . Such a fun air rifle, super accurate well built and I'm one of my first ones :•) I pick up to shoot in the backyard.

As far as air rifle, the first time I tried cutting a card. Hit it the first shot. I was only 5 yards or so but that’s where I had to be to see the edge with the diopter sights

No. As I said, it came from Robert Law/Air Rifle Headquarters, the first company from West Virginia.

Hi Guys This is my first post. I need some help. I bought a Hatsan Flash-R QE .25. Back in September. I've tried every kind of pellet (brand, weight, style etc) the best i can get is 6" groups at 40 yds. That is not acceptable. I need at least 1" groups. I have a good scope Hawkeye 4x12...

Bought but uninstalled. Seems to be just fine grom the factory for now...but Im not trigger sensitive either

I want to buy my first PCP but most rifles around 500-600$ that shoot .177 are way too big. And only talon that look good, compact, no air leakage review. Only problem that the noise is level 5. Im broke so cant spend 100$ for talonSS and another few hundred buck for a silencer. TY!

Hi BriannaHuffx. What air rifle are you using? How far are your targets? I'm just curious since this is your first post here on AGN. You could just start your own thread under "General Discussion" and call it "Another New Member -- Howdy" or whatever you want to call it and put a first post...

I didn't want to risk derailing a recent thread but soon I'll have my first air rifle and compressor and was trying to understand/learn more about the use and placement/orientation of the various associated filters. Please excuse the naive nature of the question. As I understand it, ambient...

Prefer a semi-auto, compact as possible, and quiet with a moderator. The new homes near the farm are roughly 35 yards away, and our property moves away from them. I have been compiling a list of ones to consider. Will shoot for fun as well, but many small pests are showing up. We are settled in...

I still own it. Benjamin 392 was the first rifle in the 90s. I call the pic the first and the last. Last is a lie.

If weight matters: Crosman Challenger in .177. aprox $1100 fully prepped. next up a TM 1000 tube version or HMX 1000 in .177 bottle version (high shot count) Daystate Revere,,,, .177 a solid gun with a 5 year warranty that wont break the bank!

Thanks Troy, I get what Motorhead was doing now. The 1,400+ccs of air he mentioned didn’t register in my head at first - Wow - that’s an AIR rifle, lol. Can’t really run a full shot string with that much air. -Ed

That didn't work. I need to take it apart.