Terrible but very much needed weather down here in Tasmania, Australia this past week. A week ago the ground was dry as a bone heading into our Aussie Summer. We switched over to our last tank of rainwater which meant rationing the water, giving ourselves restrictions on showers and water usage etc. We have dams for watering though luckily.
Then, out of nowhere the weather turned! 4 days of almost constant rain. All our water tanks are full and overflowing, dams and creeks full and raging, and our road into home is half washed away. I think close to 300mm or 12 inches of rain.

Anyway, today the weather has eased up some so I finally got to do a little slug testing on the new Uragan 2.
My oldest boy (18) works at the gunshop in town, so last week I dropped him off into work, and came back home with a new AGT Uragan 2, Good trade I reckon!
Wind still coming and going, and a few small showers had me abandon our shotgun/shooting range in favour of a makeshift indoor range shooting out of my messy workshop. It's not pretty but it got me shooting! I used a pile of timber as my seat, and a camp table for a bench. Not awesome, but plenty good for a rough Sunday arvo.

It looks like my .22 700mm Uragan 2 favours the .217 slugs. As yet, I've only managed to get hold of H&N and Zan slugs so hit me up with other suggestions to try, but both are shooting best in the .217, and both in the 25gn at around 970 fps. So far I've not bothered to chase more power, so shooting it as it came, and I guess it makes sense that it likes 25gn?

At 40m / 44 yards most slugs were grouping just under an inch, but the 25gn would pull back in nicely to 0.3/0.4 ish. A couple random one hole wonders but mostly averaged out to 0.4 inch.
Still blowing a gale I thought I'd try the last few H&N 25's from the sample pack at 75m/82y. Considering the wind I, was still pretty happy with the average grouping of just over an inch. I didn't even measure it to be honest but it'd be 1 1/2 at the most I'd say. Then for about a minute the wind died to a breeze and gave me just enough time to squeeze off a quick decent group. Measured at 0.713 so nicely sub moa. Good enough for today so packed everything up before the weather got too hectic again.

I'll have to wait for some better weather and some more slugs to stretch it out further, but I'll be super happy if I can get this gun to shoot moa at 100m. Looking like it'll do it, but I'll have to wait and see.

2x2 1/2" plywood then a 2x2x 1/2" rubber pad . This comes in 4x6' sheets at ranch stores, for transporting sheep,etc in back of pickup. I used A 4x4 for in front of my wood lathe.Cut two 2x2 for backers. This one is like 10 years old.If the pellets start coming back at you,slap in a piece of carpet also. the 10 meter gun they stay in behind cardboard.....Pete

My son and his cousins have been hunting hogs for a few days. They have killed several. Tonight they got a pretty big one.

Not an air rifle kill but I thought someone might get a kick out of seeing this big rascal.

My questions revolve around compatibility between the two systems (epoch and evo ). In regards to the evo barrels I am talking about the ones with liners not the solid bull barrels. I think I remember seeing in a video that in order for the evo barrels to fit in an epoch the locking lug mechanism would have to be changed on the epoch ?? What about the standard evo barrel liners, will they just drop into the epoch shrouds and work ? Will complete epoch barrel systems slide into the evo and work ? Or would you have to put the epoch liners into the evo shrouds to make it work ? Thanks.

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Ive seen a couple of King stocks up for sale recently. I was wondering if anyone had re-stocked a Dynamic with one and if so apart from the safety is there anything else to be aware of?. I know the safety spring is loose on the Dynamic, is that the same on the King?.

This is the latest version of the tried and true Beeman Chief. This is the Beeman Chief 2 Plus. Plus stands for side lever! Great little PCP for under $200! The Beeman Raider, which is the same gun in bolt action, is just $149! Also in Synthetic at PY Air. Thanks for watching! -Nate

Take off bottle from a RedWolf.

No valve, M18*1.5 threads so will fit FX/RAW/Daystate valves.

250 bar fill

110.00 shipped (PayPal for pmt.)

FX Inocom .48L Carbon fiber bottle with valve. bought this used couple months ago, never got around to putting it to use. Screws right on FX rifle, tried it on my Crown to make sure valve was O.K. Worked fine.
Compatible with the following FX rifles:

• FX Impact, FX Impact Mk11, FX Impact M3
• FX Crown, FX Crown Arrow
• FX Boss
• FX Royale 500, FX Royale 400
• FX Verminator, FX Verminator Extreme
• FX Maverick

$160.00 SHIPPED

Today I tried out my new pistol and it only comes with a right hand grip and of course I’m left handed. Found out that I can shoot it so easy right handed I’m not going to change the grip. It sure makes my compressor feel neglected. Just shoot and to the tin runs out. My only complaint is that it will not allow a scope to be mounted. At least I don’t see how to do it as is. A fun gun for sure and is the quietest air gun I have. Charles

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Benjamin PCP Pistol .22 caliber model BP2220 AS NEW. Includes factory carbine butt stock, 2 magazines,
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Benjamin Marauder, Semi Auto , 22 cal, Turkish Walnut Stock, one small ding forearm, otherwise like new condition, 4 magazines
$595 shipped

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Hello AGN,

I'm looking to sell an FX Impact M3 Standard 0.22 600mm in black w/ FX high capacity Side-Shot magazine, FX moderator, Magpul MOE-K2+ grip, stainless steel bolts installed, FX extended foster fitting, and factory FX hard case. This is the latest iteration of the M3 with the Power Block and front barrel clamp; the barrel has dual transfer ports (P for pellets & S for slugs) and has the latest STX Superior pellet liner inside. This awesome rifle is currently set up to shoot 18.13g JSB's at 915-920fps with great consistency and accuracy. First reg is set to 150 bar, second reg at 100bar, power wheel is at 8, Quick Tune adjuster is at 3, and valve adjust is at about 3.5 bars - at this setting, the rifle is very quiet with the included factory FX moderator. It also comes with a complete set of stainless steel bolts already installed (with anti-seize compound applied); these bolts not only look better - they'll wear better over time as they will not rust. All of the original black screws will be included as well if you want to reinstall those instead.

This rifle is in excellent condition, holds air perfectly and shoots extremely well. This was my personal rifle for the last year or so and it has served me very well whenever I needed it. It wasn't shot much but was always reliable and accurate whenever a ground squirrel popped up in the backyard. The left and right side plates by the butt stock and shroud have been wrapped in an automotive grade carbon fiber wrap (the rear plates were previously cerakoted in a distressed red/black color). The original grip was upgraded to the Magpul beavertail AR grip in stealth gray. The only thing to point out on this rifle is that the tiny little factory FX grub screw that holds the pellet probe in the carrier is stripped. FX loctites this tiny little grub screw at the factory so it's very difficult to remove without stripping the screw so if you plan on replacing the pellet probe or doing a barrel caliber change, you'll need to figure out how to get this stripped screw out before doing so. Other than that, this rifle is rock solid and ready to go! The only reason I'm selling this rifle is because my M4 finally arrived.

Price is: $1500 + 1/2 shipping within the continental US (scope and mounts not included in the selling price...)

Local pickup is available in the SF Bay Area - otherwise, payment by Paypal Friends & Family is preferred (or add 3.5% if using PP Goods & Services). I have plenty of feedback both here as well as dating back to the old Yellow Forum so please feel free to do your due diligence and know that you're dealing with a reputable trader.

I started next Air Rifle tote last night. It is going to a member in Illinois on Monday. This one will be designed to carry TWO airguns instead of one airgun and a set of shooting sticks.

• 85% kiln dried Sassafras because it has interesting grain and more importantly, is much lighter weight than most hardwoods.
• Inlaid a strip of Peruvian walnut through the middle of all the pieces.
• 6MM thick leather protects the air rifle and shooting sticks.
• 1/2" polly rope (brown) looks nice and simplifies the attachment process.
• 1" thick wood
• Air rifle forend slot is 62mm for secure hold of 60MM diameter air bottle. Plenty secure for 30mm tubes as well.
• There are 14 3/8" oak dowels and wood glue securely holding everything together. No screws, no nails, or metal pins. All Wood!
• Dimensions: 20x9x8x and weights only 8.75 pounds.

I'm taking orders. I can repeat this same wood design or adjust as the buyer wishes. Sassafras and Eastern Red Cedar are the lightest woods I have access to. Walnut inlay offers a nice contrast.

Inlay step: (cut groove, glue in inlay, when dry I will plane to uniform thickness and sand before cutting end pieces.


Finished Prouduct will look like this one that went to Pennsylvania.




$125 + $15 Shipping. I ship quick and secure.

Like new, .25, comes with original and harmonic tuner shroud, FX case, manual, Donny for FX moderator, one mag, basically comes with all factory items $1600

Does anybody know what, the actual improvements are?
so far i could not find anything.
(the screencap is from luchtbuks.com)

I recently purchased a Bulldog M257. Like all my other rifles, I did the initial zero at 50yds. Considering the longer range capabilities of this rifle, would it be better to zero at 100yds to reduce the amount of holdover needed downrange, and figure in the hold under for closer range?

I decided to trade a 35 fpe .22 Cal and a .357 Cal to buy a powerful .22 (60-65 fpe).

After A LOT of analysis, I decided for the DRS in 600 mm and with the super powerful plenum and high picatinny rail.

This rifle should give the alternative of shooting accurately slugs at different levels of power.

Length of 41', not so long...... Super light weight.

Only time will tell if this was or was not a good decision....

It will take some time for me to receive it.

Once I have it in hand and after shooting with it, I will share my experience.

Hey Guys,
Recently purchased a .177 caliber, Daystate Revere (non-regulated) Airgun from AOA on their Black Friday sale.

Always wanted to own one for their looks, light weight and accuracy.

I likely will tune it shortly after receiving … to get between 18-22 FPE, while installing a regulator, LDC and hopefully a SSG.

I‘m also assuming it will be a Huma regulator with a 12/15 cc plenum at about 120 bar set-point. Hopefully, I can keep the plenum relatively small and bump the pressure up to 120 bar to save airspace. I think I’ll try JSB 10.34 or 13.43 grain pellets first to see whats achievable. This will not be a POWER gun, but a sweet pinker giving me about 75 shots per fill.

Questions:
- Do my tuning estimates seem about right?
- Has anyone created a working SSG for this gun?

Any thoughts or comments are appreciated .
Kirk

PS: Adding a .20 LW barrel is also a possibility ……

I was able to harvest a spike buck last weekend using a piledriver .50 cal. It was a 15 yard shot and the deer ran about 20 yards. Shot through the lungs and the top of the heart. Not a giant buck, but happy to break the ice on the first season ever of WI airgun big game hunting.
The non exit is seen in the photo. Was using a lighter slug, 250gr. Of the slugs I had on hand they grouped the best. I was able to retrieve the slug just under the skin on the far side. Went through ribs, vitals and one shoulder before stopping just under the skin.

Hi, I managed to strip the threads of the small grub screw that holds the back block In position. I guess I didn’t have it quite lined up with the hole in the receiver when reassembling the gun after a Vortek kit installation .
Does anybody know the size of this grub screw? It’s not listed in the HW 30 parts diagram .
Thanks
Al

Hello, I just got my JTS Airacuda in the mail. Stoked! It came with 2000 psi in the air tube. Is that normal? Also I fired the rifle and hear a sort of spring sound, assuming that is normal but when I went to refill the rifle with air, I noticed that the foster fitting has definitely been used before. There is also a lot of dust in the threads of the foster fitting cover.

Then upon further inspection. Saw a little bit of rust on the barrell and a scratch on the stock. Also looks like the bolt action has some use as well.

This came from a vendor out east and was supposed to be new. I don't want to say who they are yet as I am going to email them with a question such as, why is it already filled with air. Hoping ya'll can give me some insight. Perhaps this is from factory testing?

See the pics

You can see the bit of rust right above the threads on the foster fitting cover on the barrel. It's light but there is some. Also look at all the dust in the threads of the foster fitting. Anyways...is this used? Ha. Weird to ask that but again, I have never bought one before.


Then see the part on the gun where the bolt action sits. Definitely looks like it's seen use.

Scratch on the stock

What are the essential elements for maximizing accuracy with an airgun? Let's explore the key factors that can help you hit your mark like a pro!The precision and effectiveness of an airgun hinge on several key factors that must work in perfect harmony. From the barrel and rifling to controlling the vibrations due to the firing mechanism or designing a specific projectile for the targeted setup.Approximately two and a half years ago, the SKK tuning team embarked on a mission to attain the highest level of accuracy in airgun precision shooting. This initiative involved the design, development, and manufacturing of specialized components. To achieve this objective, numerous ideas and approaches have been explored throughout this process. The team is now prepared to share their journey and unveil some of the innovations and insights they have discovered along the way.