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I am in Oceanside, right near Camp Pendleton. :)

Not sure, but I could post the serial # if that helps. 

Hey All, Up for sale is a really nice setup for backyard plinking, competition or hunting. Have an FX Wildcat .22 caliber in black synthetic stock. I am the second owner. Previous owner added the front sling swivel for a bipod. Will also come with 3 magazines & 2 fill probes (quick disconnect &...

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----SOLD---- Hey All, Have a beautiful & sweet shooting Diana 75 up for sale. Picked this up last year off eBay. Cleaned her up (had some minor surface rust) & had the stock professionally hydro-dipped in "Kryptek" Camo and finished in a matte clear coat. Have put about 400 rounds through her...

Additional pics.... Tools & parts in kit from Steyr Rail as mounted....

SOLD! Hey All, Hate to do it, but am selling my near new LP50 Compact. This is the rare & hard to find "High-Power" model (.177) designed for silhouette competition. It is in mint condition and has approximately 300 flawless rounds through it. Comes with the large "universal" grip. I bought...


I 2nd this....Wow. 

Hey all, Up for sale is a 3 slot Pic Rail I fabricated for my Steyr LP50. A member on the Airgun Nation forum saw it and asked if I would make him one, so I made a few extras. This is mounted in place of the rear sight using the rear sight screw hole. It squares up to the rear of the receiver &...

Make me an offer I can't refuse :)

Well, sorta custom. I removed the rear sight & fabricated the pic rail for the red dot. Steyr LP50 compact high power w/ universal grips....


While the piece shown above is beautifully machined, I have to agree. At what point does it stop being about the shooter, and become more about the contraption? 


Absolutely- I may check it out through the wifey's FB, but I can only take it in small doses. My body doesn't produce enough estrogen to survive it for more than a few minutes a year.


Sasquatch?

You lost me at Facebook :(

The Ego was completely user serviceable & modular. The trigger mech was basically a micro-switch. Not cheap, but not super expensive either. Basic "remove & replace" operation. The thing is, in 100,000+ rounds (2 different markers) I never had anything fail other than a break-beam breach sensor...

I'll just leave this here....


Here's the thing- Its a proven technology. I get the whole "If it aint broke...." argument, I really do. But having used these trigger/solenoid systems in the field, really beat on them, and seen how well they work, I feel its a legitimate question. Efficiency- This community is fanatical...

Enjoyed the video. Of course, now I need to buy a few of those. 

Your wood gives me wood.