I'd like to be able to shoot indoors to mess around with tuning on rainy/cold days. I have this bullet catcher which I use outdoors: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MH44YS5/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

It works great as in there is no way a .22 pellet is getting through it but the problem is a bunch of lead pieces/dust collects in front and some behind it.

Do you guys have suggestions for a pellet catches that will just "swallow" pellets and leave nothing behind? In other words, something safe and with no mess.

Thank you!

YOU!!

This Saturday, November 9th, Tulsa will host an “Old Timers” match.

What is an Old Timers match you ask?

It’s a match which doesn’t cater to the young whippersnappers who haven’t had to experience joint pain or joint replacement which can make it difficult to shoot forced positions.

And gettin old ain’t for sissies.

We will shoot a traditional sixty-shot match WITHOUT any forced positions BUT with a HIGHER than normal Troyer, so get those range cards fine-tuned.

And if shooting with the Tulsa group doesn't make your social media likes go through the roof,, we will have a raffle for an OLD TIMER KNIFE! Yes, you can win an Old Timer Knife just by entering the match regardless of how well you shoot!

But wait! There’s more!

We will also be giving out commemorative OLD TIMERS poker chips for the top three finishers in all classes!
For more information, you can reach out to me through a PM and you can get location and start times by clicking on the link at the bottom of this page.
See you there ya old timer!!

Huben K1 in excellent condition. Trade interests fx impact, ghost, delta wolf and others similar.

Air Arms TX200 .22 cal rifle for sale. This rifle is in good complete working order and functions fine. It is in fair shape with rust freckling present on the the metal work, the most being on the barrel and finish loss cocking lever. The stock is solid but has handling marks including scratches and dents. It has had a holed drilled into the toe for a sling swivel mount. Asking $375 shipped.

Marauder .22 semi auto with the wood stock. Like new condition. Stock is perfect and very nice. Comes with 1 mag. Posting this from work. Can post better photos tomorrow when I’m home.


$450 shipped. Payment via PP f/f or Zelle.

Thanks!

This weekend at Pyramid air. For the Notos lovers! Code: KICKOFF

Come on people post on your personal information what state and city you are from, I do not think the Alphabet org, CIA, or the aliens will come get you...
If you post something like wild shooting with a pellet gun, I'll click on your name to see where your from , You may be close to me , In Texas that's 1000 miles .
But if its blank or you state over the rainbow, I'll just skip your post, Why are you hiding ??
Mike

Form have made a stock for the Ghost.
Looks awesome!

Hello again citizens of Airgun Nation. it has been 3 years since I last posted. True to form, I got busy with something else. I promise to be faithful from now on.

Anyway, I have been thinking about airguns and airgun engineering / design for years, 57 to be exact.

Today I had a novel thought while reading some of the threads about magnum springers. Open Source, airgun enthusiasts design and maybe even build the ultimate coil / gas spring gun. Possibly our ideas would stimulate an existing manufacture to use what we come up with, or someone somewhere starts their own company.

If there is a moderator reading this, could you tell me if this Open Source design / build team of volunteers is something that would be allowed, and how something like this could be structured / organized here on Airgun Nation? Most everyone has a good idea or two, and no doubt there are those that know their way around a cad program, wood workers, metal fabricators, mechanical engineers, machinists etc. What we come up with would be freely shared with anyone interested. Maybe someday the ultimate coil / gas spring air rifle will be produced as a result of our efforts.

Thoughts anyone ?

Had some time so went and set behind the house in the creek around 8 this morning. Only saw 2 but one gave me a shot at 30yds so managed to get him. Great morning. The ole Maurauder never lets me down.

I read that you get your eye as close to the peep sight as you can, just look at the front sight and the target and open both eyes. However, I cannot shoot good groups with both eyes open with my HW 30 or FWB 300. I do better with one eye closed but not super precise groups. If I just practice with one eye, can I get the same results as keeping both eyes open? I am aiming through my right eye which seems to be the dominate one. I have tri-focal glasses I am shooting with. Any hints?

looking into .30 cal 500 -600mm barrel
was looking at Fx Brk but need to do some more research
looking to shoot 100-125 yds accurately and with something that is going to be reliable. next level up in quality built.
i was looking at the fx m3 std and compact along with some Brk brand never heard but was told they make a good gun?
any info on .30 rifles would be appreciated

Big THANKS & admiration goes out to rc4fun & HooXXDVM for 3D printing & mailing out to me a tripod adapter plate that was virtually impossible to find were it not for these guys. What I've come to expect from so many of the great people here! Pay it forward people! It's what makes AGN a growing & worthwhile community!

I picked up a can of H&N Barracuda .25 cal pellets
30.86 grain.
Shooting out of a proper working stock non modified Hatsan Zada.
Roughly 700 to 750 range.
So my question is this.
1. Is the H&N Barracuda a good all purpose round for general shooting targets and hunting both?
2. Should I go to 22 to 25 grain instead of shooting heavier 30 to 35 grain slugs?
3. Did I make a good choice?
I picked up a can of H&N Barracuda .25 cal pellets
30.86 grain.
Shooting out of a proper working stock non modified Hatsan Zada.
Roughly 700 to 750 range.
So my question is this.
1. Is the H&N Barracuda a good all purpose round for general shooting targets and hunting both?
2. Should I go to 22 to 25 grain instead of shooting heavier 30 to 35 grain slugs?
3. Did I make a good choice?
4. Is a .25 caliber with a 4x red dot a good turkey head splitter? Or good for 10 to 40 yards?
Any suggestions appreciated.
I ask because I want I picked up a can of H&N Barracuda .25 cal pellets
30.86 grain.
Shooting out of a proper working stock non modified Hatsan Zada.
Roughly 700 to 750 range.
So my question is this.
1. Is the H&N Barracuda a good all purpose round for general shooting targets and hunting both?
2. Should I go to 22 to 25 grain instead of shooting heavier 30 to 35 grain slugs?
3. Did I make a good choice? Try a different brand?
Looking for pellets that is semi affordable. Works decent with break barrel. General moderate target plinking.
And rabid small game rabies control.
Might try turkey head shot hunting out with it.

I am looking to make my Avenge X more backyard friendly. So trying to decide between these 2 moderators. Which would be a good go too? The DonnyFL Koi or the STO Falx? Or does anyone else have a better recommendation? Any input would be greatly appreciated.

I used a PARD electronic scope to shoot an Ultimate Field Target match last weekend. At the beginning of each lane I hit record so that I could stitch them together, the intent being to create a video to give folks an idea of what field target is like. While field target isn't much of spectator sport, hopefully this 23 minute video will give anybody considering attending a match the push to get out there and compete.

There are some fun targets in the mix, things like a poop emoji, beta fish, Elmo, bears, beavers, owls, cowboy, etc.

The yardages listed before each lane were the distances marked on the lane markers. The built in rangefinder on the PARD was a couple yards off here and there.

In "regular" field target (sub 20fpe and max of 55 yards) the distances are not given and electronic rangefinding devices are not allowed. But this version (Ultimate Field Target) allows them.

In all versions of field target, no sighters are allowed after the start of the match. It is a game where trajectory validation prior to the match is REQUIRED if the shooter intends to be competitive.

I used a BRK Ghost, shooting the NSA .20/18.9grain slugs for this match.

As all field target matches are, it was a hoot to shoot and I hope you enjoy it and maybe even decide to come try it for yourself.

MH read about me not having a scope , so he sent me a VORTEX !!! How do you say thank you for his generosity..
THANK YOU !!!
RAY

I'm new to high end airguns. I've been around ariguns since I was a kid, but just Crossman, Daisy, etc. The FX Impact M4 Compact looks like a perfect match to what I want. (Walking around backyard taking rabbits.) The only issue with it is the price.

Does anyone make a comparable bullpup that is a lot cheaper than the FX in .22 or does one have to suck it up and pay the price for an FX if you want the total package?

My wants...

power
accuracy
reliability
low weight
compact
quality build

Thanks!

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Caliber .22 o .25
I'm looking to Buy PCP
Let me SEE thanks You.
600$ shipped to Miami

FX M3 With upgrades
500mm .22
1 Genuine FX Magazine
FX Angled Manometer Bracket
Sekhmet 28 mm with charging cord
Reads area temperature
Records air consumption per shot
estimates shot count
Hard Case
Excellent Condition
$ 1,100.00 plus shipping
You can reach me by PM on here or text me at 231-638-0887
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Quick note:
Don't click the YT link unless you are a real coach and love watching students take 30 minutes to take 4 shots.


Here is the problem. I can shoot through a sub half-inch hole with a .30 pellet at 25 yards. I can do it somewhat reliably so the result on the paper is multiple shots in one hole.

Sounds like I am bragging.

NO! I'm sucking like a Hoover and a Kirby made a demented lovechild that had to be euthanized.

I need help.

When the plate wobbles and falls from impact on the steel backer I decide to aim at the hole on paper 1" further away. NOW I string the shots like a toddlers sticky snot goober.

What am I doing differently? What marksmanship principle am I most likely missing when I shoot one inch further distance on paper?

These look like good shots but they are not. At 100 yards there would be at least an inch between POIs.

This is terminal sucktittude, the kind that is catching so you cannot just "embrace the suck." I must Get Gud; or die trying.

Comes with all the accessories in the box, upgraded Huma Regulator, and a solid tune at 970fps for 34 gr slugs. Shoots better than I do.

$1250 Shipped to the US48

There are two seller notes *:
1. Small nick on left shroud (in pictures -- it's hard to see)
2. The red blocking gas cap (when you dump the air for reg tuning) had an unfortunate end but works with my redneck fix. You could also get a threaded cap at the hardware store to replace it or literally use your finger.

Reason for sale? The Taipain Vet works better for getting in and out of the deer stand.

Pics in the link: Originally purchased from Tony from talontunes: https://talontunes.com/shop/uragan-2/

Thanks for looking

EDIT TO ADD: I have a lot of ++ feedback on other forums selling higher dollar items. PM if you want refs or would like to talk on the phone

Good morning all, just wanted to share. This was before I got my Atlas cal, I never thought I would own a $300 bipod! Now I can not imagine how I went so many years without one!!! Scope is a UTG 3-9, as I mentioned in another thread I bought rifle/scope for $190 it was my first PCP a.k.a. hit of crack hahaha. I am not the best shot, but I think all things considered not bad at that distance with this equipment. Take care and Godspeed all.

I built a Buck Rail PP750 about a year ago, I sold to help play for my Vulcan 3 and regretted it ever since, so I’ve built another, im calling it the ‘Evo BR PP750’ love how Buck Rail now also print the hand guard in sintered nylon like the grip frame, it’s a massive improvement over the original.

I’ve also fitted a FX folding stock adaptor, it’s a massive improvement over the UTG one Terry was selling. Lane Regulators had a sale so I’ve picked up one of their regs ready for re-seal and tune up

Also she’s sporting a Spina 2.5-10x32 scope with Element XT mounts and a sweet Blade Baby Fat Boy moderator