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Price drop to $375

I can't figure out how to post pics in the forum so text Jesse at 706-878-8905 and I will send some.

it comes with a mag, probe, and one tin of JSB 44.grs, it is the telescoping shroud.

Price drop

I was able to consistently hit a 2" spinner at 100 yards with this barrel on my gun.

2001-2003

This is a great gun! the only reason that I'm selling it is because I'm starting a new job out of state and need money for living expenses. my loss your gain. $2300 shipped you pay paypal I will post pics tonight SOLD

Im having trouble posting the pictures so please text me and I will send you pics of the books. Thanks, Jesse 706-878-8905

These books are in perfect shape and are $5 each plus shipping and paypal. MOD Edit: Added WTS to your title. 

I really don't think there's any need, I have a 22 impact with the extendable shroud and it's pretty quiet in factory trim.

Zebra, well said and very true.

Since you have a 1k budget try looking for a used cricket rifle or bullpup or if you get lucky a Vulcan. A used high end airgun will have a much better resale value then a new lower end gun not to mention the money you will have to spend on a regular and having to barrel recrowned or replaced.

Another plus is that nitrogen is very dry and there is no need to filter the crap out of it like you do with a compressor.

I think it comes down to personal preference, I like a fixed mag. scope because they are generally lighter and clearer at a lower price point. You don't have to worry about missing a shot because you did not have it set perfectly on the mag. that the reticle is calibrated for. IMO the 10x SWFA...

I agree with Tom, Northshorecompressor.com is the place to get fittings and gauges from, vary good quality and prices.

PistolPete, I don't have a place that will fill to 4500PSI near me ether but I leased two 6000PSI nitrogen tanks from my local welding supply store and now fill my own tanks at the house. I don't have to worry about tanks being out of date or having fresh hydros ether, this may be a good option...

Have you considered the Vulcan in 22, I had one in 25 and loved it. I really like the Air Arms guns look and the quality but the shot count just isn't there especially for the money. The FAC Air Arms TDR price point puts it in direct competition with the Mutant and the FX wildcat both of which...

My experience has been that airguns really don't wear out like powder burners can and parts that do wear out are springs and O-rings that are easily sourced from many different places.

FX smooth twist barrels are very accurate, you will not be disappointed with a FX but definitely look at that cricket as well. I had a cricket 22 carbine and it was the most accurate .22 I have ever shot and a friend of mine has the 25 carbine and that things a tack driver as well.