Few FX/ Logan Stocks for sale.
1st fits a Logan Solo (Has Logan marked recoil pad) is also suppose to fit an FX Typhoon and the T-12 Typhoon. Walnut with fore arm and pistol grip checking. Has a couple of small small bump. One on front of tube channel and one on the pistol grip bottom. This is a new OEM stock. 90.00 85.00 shipped
2nd: Fits a Super Swift Cutlas it is a very hard to find Walnut thumbhole stock. It is a older OEM stock with checkering on forearm and pistol grip. Very nice figured wood. A very few minor pressure marks. Vertical adjustable recoil pad. FX airguns on bottom of pistol grip. 140.00 135.00 shipped
3rd fits a Monsoon and a T12 Wisper. Walnut thumbhole stock. It is a older OEM stock with checkering on forearm and pistol grip FX in checkering on the fore arm panels. A few minor presser marks. Wood is a little more strait gain figuring. 125.00 120.00 shipped
Payment paypal F&F.+
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3 ball bearing t-3 trigger. tunned ,polished maccari lubed, adjusted...beautiful. custom kit, stock seal perfect condition. EXTREMELLY ACCURATE. steel micrometer sights, thin pointed[pfeffercorn]...frt. sight excepts inserts. not a half tin thru since tunned. shoots excellent!l. bluing 95% ,beautiful wood and stipling ,96%. few slight compression marks and dimples. beautiful old diana. $300 plus shipping. tion. CALL JOSH 208-981-8504 pst

Who makes the best custom stocks for the 97K?
I see several laminate versions, but not many walnut sporter stocks.
What are you guys buying and recommend?
I think the 97 deserves more than beech..lol.

The scope is an Element Optics Helix6-24x50 with the ERC-1cC MOA second focal plane. It is in mintcondition. Price is $230 with free shipping to conus. For further info email [email protected]

Hi this is all new to me . I was given an Uragan King recently and I know nothing about PCP airguns. I got a compressor and tried to fill it with air and it will not fill. Air is coming out of the barrel. Any advice it appreciated. Thanks

Hey guys, not new to air guns but looking for info on a rifle I was just gifted. It's a Hy-Score model 828 in .177, made in Germany for Hy-Score Arms Corp. Brooklyn NY. I'm guessing it's from around 1980? Condition is excellent. Has a Beeman sight that I will most likely swap out for a scope. Any info at all would be appreciated; value, FPS, actual vintage, etc,. I found very little on Google.

Thanks

Super cold last couple weeks and when you have fresh open water this is the result 75 total last 10 days or so!

Is Airgunon still in business? Their site is no longer available.

Evanix AR6 .22 caliber PCP pistol with 2 magazines and a suppressor. Brand new direct from Evanix. Only shot for 20-30 minutes to film the promotional video, then put back in the box. As brand new condition. Will ship double boxed and well packed.

These double action revolver style PCP pistols are a ton of fun to shoot. Accurate and as powerfull as a PCP rifle!

Ships FREE the same day you order. Full warranty from New England Airgun.

$599 free shipping. Ships well packed and double boxed. Paypal OK. You can PM me here or call or text me at 360-844-0962 Thanks -Nate

Good day,

When researching the bc that H&N has posted for their ammo it lacks any fps details. Obviously bc is affected by speed but the manufacturer doesn’t state what speed they calculated their bc at. Does anyone have information regarding this ?

Where i Buy Snowpeak or Artemis ??
In USA

Lots of new members and things are looking great. Fantastic job Michael. Hats off to you and your crew.

Now I have to be a little bit careful here as I’m in the UK and in an urban situation. Has anyone any tips to baiting a fox onto their land? I know where they are denning, but it is not on my property. I want them dead and staked on an anthill. Those chickens were pets and friends as well as laying like belt fed mortars. My autistic son is distraught. The horrible little vermin only ate their heads.

I see there’s quite a few members with BRK / Brocock rifles, just out of interest what model and caliber do you have ? Also what do you mainly use it for ? I’m in the uk so there’s a a couple of the rifles / pistols that we can’t get due to our laws.
I own a couple ( ghost, pathfinder, ranger and concept lite xr all in .177 sub 12ft/lb ) I mainly hunt with them but also love a bit of plinking / range time. I’ve owned plenty of other rifles in the past mainly Daystate’s and older brococks. Thanks for your replies

For sale Ataman m2r compact. Gun doesn’t even have 100 pellets through it. Has 15.5 in LW and I have added a carbon fiber tube to barrel. End cap screws on for other attachments if you want. Need funds for another project. Very accurate! Not getting shot. Priced to move! $500 shipped!

Open to trades for scope.

BRK Silencer - Long 22 cal. New - 125$

- received with world record Ed. but not needed and never used!

6.5” long, 1.5” diameter

1/2 unf

Price includes shipping and insurance

Retail price 115 British pounds (145$ usd)

A friend had a very nice early model cricket that wouldn't take air and it was up for sale.


I reached out to Derrick @zx10wall, and talked to him about the cricket and sent him this photo....In his words "Buy the darn thing and send it my way"

So I bought it and sent it straight to Derrick for his "Fluff and Buff" expertise

Well Derrick being Derrick resealed the rifle, put a plenum on it, reconfigured the cocking handle, did a super trigger job on it and whatever other "Fluff and Buff" he does.

I received the Cricket at 8 P.M. and of course I had to wait for awhile until I got the scope mounted on it.



Derrick said this was a very early model with no safety, so probably around 10 years old....Damn good shape for a 10 year old rifle

So I mounted the scope and right before the rain came in, I got the scope sighted in at 20 yards. Here is a target of 5 shots before the downpour.

I was shooting 24 grain Rangemaster's right at about 880 FPS right where Derrick had tuned it.



Rain for the next few days so I will have to wait to stretch it out.

THANKS Derrick for a great shooting Cricket.

Tony P.

I was actually headed out to go squirrel hunting with my M3 Impact. My gages and regulators started freezing up in about an hour, but the gun still shot pretty close to POI.

Benjamin Marauder .25 or The Brocock concept .177?

Wassup guys/girls, been wanted to get into this hobby for a while and I've been browsing the forum for a while and been wondering what should I get for my first pcp air rifle. I'm mostly want to hunt on rabbits, squirrels, and doves. Honestly, I really don't care about the weight of the air rifle as long as it has a solid build.

I found this information useful when shopping around for glass whether it be riflescopes, binoculars, spotting scopes, etc. I would read product descriptions and not really understand what some of the finer details of glass types and glass coatings are. Me being curious, I began looking for answers. I found the information in the following link to be very helpful. The photographs and diagrams are very helpful in understanding some of what's explained.


“How to Choose Field Scopes: Comparison of ED glass and ordinary lens”

Glass Coatings Explained (check out the source reference link to Schott at the end of the article):


As I come across more information or when I take time to dig into my bookmarks I may add more information to this thread.

edit: 01/07/25
“March Scopes is the Pioneer in the use of ED lens, Super ED lens, Temperature anti-drift lens system. Classification of March Scopes by lenses”

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Source of above photo: https://marchscopes.com/news/10054/#:~:text=ED stands for Extra-low,magnification and high-end scopes.

Lens Coating Longevity - This is an area that I know very little about and I'm still learning. As new scope manufacturers emerge offering better quality for a lower price, these products are often produced overseas. In my reading, older scopes with glass produced in Germany and Japan seemed most desired by glass aficionados. Glass producers from these countries have been touted for their quality. More recently it seems that glass produced in the Philippines is second rate, but of reasonable quality for good mid-tier scopes (Sightron is a brand that comes to mind with good glass produced in the Philippines). More recently Athlon Optics has apparently amassed a huge following with several scopes in their line manufactured with Chinese glass that shooters all over the globe post on myriad online platforms about the bang for your buck quality from glass, reticles, to turrets and over-all construction. Since this is a glass thread, I began to wonder, What makes Athlon glass so good? When I visited their site, a lot of the descriptions lead me to believe it is the coatings applied to the glass. Looking at their lower-level budget offerings: the Talos and the Argos. On the Talos, Athlon describes their coatings as, "Fully multi-coated" and that "Athlon Optic's fully multi-coated glass gives you better light transmission with optimum brightness and true color across the entire light spectrum." What exactly does this mean? Which coating processes are used? What specifically are the benefits of each coating material? Do all of the coatings work well in conjunction with one another? Athlon boasts of their coatings on the Argos as "XPL coating" that is "A protective coating that gives you extra protection on the exterior lenses to prevent the scope from enduring dirt, oil, and potential scratches." An extra coating in addition to what? Most importantly, how long do these coatings last? Have there been tests to determine any duration of effective lens coating's durability? Are those results published? Can consumers access that data?

Source of coating quote on the Argos line: https://athlonoptics.com/product-category/rifle-scopes/athlon-optics-argos-btr-gen2/
On Talos line: https://athlonoptics.com/product-category/rifle-scopes/athlon-optics-rifle-scopes-talos-btr-gen2/

Some questions to ponder:
1) What are the most desirable and essential rifle/pistol scope glass coatings?
2) Is one particular process of applying these coatings superior producing better quality?
3) How does the consumer identify if he manufacturer is using quality materials for their glass coatings?
4) What differentiates top-tier glass from mid-tier glass? From budget glass?
5) How long do optical coatings last on top-tier glass before exhibiting significant deterioration compromising image quality or protective properties?

I found this article interesting and somewhat helpful , although it is focused upon camera glass.

Good day everyone, I am new here for some advice.
Here is the thing, I live in Thailand . So I only have two choices for my next air gun.
1: Daystate pulsar, with.22, brand new, price is 2400 $
2:BRK ghost,with.22, compact. Price is 3000$.
Sorry for my poor English, but I do need some advice. I am a paper shooter.Accuracy and Easy to maintain is important for me.
Please vote for your advice.

Pistoleros,

As I’ve been threatening for a while now, looks like I’m fathering another Field Target bastard. Weather permitting, MAGNUM Pistol Field Target will be born March 1.

Because the necessary, but missing puzzle piece has now been found to make the previous gleam in my eye become reality (no, not Viagra), MagPFT is growing from conception to delivery. Translation- it’s happening!

Said missing puzzle piece was a production air pistol capable of power and accuracy enough to stretch pistol field target not only beyond all previous bounds, but beyond the bounds of the imagination. Correction- any imagination but mine.

Power limit for Magnum PFT is 40 foot pounds; DOUBLE that of EXTREME Pistol FT, and 333% that of AAFTA PFT! Maximum target distances will be 80 yards; no elaboration or enlivenment required. But in deference to the extreme pistol distances, scope magnification limit rises to 16X, rather than 12X. Otherwise MPFT rules are the same as Extreme PFT rules.

My next TEXtreme Airgun Sports Extreme Field Target weekend being the first weekend of March, a Magnum Pistol class will be recognized in the Saturday, March 1 Extreme PFT match; shot on the EPFT course, incorporating Extreme pistol and rifle targets. If at least three shooters enter the Magnum pistol class, there will be awards.

The missing puzzle piece making my lively imagination possible-reality came from the most unlikely of places… CHINA! However, strange bedfellows produce ‘unique’ offspring, that might otherwise never live.

Contrary to (ALL) Chinese products of the not-too-distant past, the Huben GK1 semi-automatic PCP pistol is neither cheap, nor toy. Nay, it is fine quality, accurate, powerful with a capital P, and expensive with a capital E! And although it doesn’t go where no others have gone before (Crosman produced excellent quality .22 semi-automatic Co2 pistols in the 1960s), the GK1 takes its combination of quality, power, accuracy and performance to a reasonable-size place none others have gone before. And also an exhilarating-FUN place none others have gone, or experienced before. But rather than elaborate on that previous sentence, I’ll leave such elaborations to countless GK1 posts on this forum (and elsewhere, like YouTube).

Believe it or not, the 40 foot pound Magnum PFT power limit is a perfect example of a perfect rule; that being an equipment rule that not only recognizes a particular piece of equipment endowing substantial advantage(s), but imposes a restriction not just minimizing, but negating said advantage(s). Hence, forty foot pounds was decided on to counteract the ballistic advantage a 50+ foot pound .25 GK1 would have over a less powerful .22 GK1. And although there are other reasons, that reason is genius enough.

The power-limit rule will have the same effect on other, as-powerful pistols that might come available when and if other manufacturers recognize financial opportunity. In fact, word in the airgun grapevine is there is one manufacturer possibly doing so; purportedly soon. I won’t bother to expound on rumor or speculation, other than to say it sounds feasible. It would be nice to have an American-made option.

Happy Handgunning, Y’all!

P.S.- Although I realize there is no size reference for this 19 shot, full-magazine group shot last night at 50 yards in light winds with my .22 GK1 firing 18.1 grain JSBs at 863 FPS/30 foot-pounds, the group measures 1.20" center-to-center.




P.P.S.- Where else ya'll gonna get this kinda cutting-edge reporting?

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Hello everyone, new to the forum. My background, familiar with firearms and blackpowder, not so much with air. A guy at work has a Beeman commander .22 (200.00), I've heard good things about Beeman, any thoughts or opinions are welcome.

Talon Tunes Drop-down Tank Adapter
1. Has 5000psi tank pressure gauge
2. Precision made
3. One-way quick fill port on other side
4. M18x1.5 threads
5. Lowers tank 1 inch
6. Extends tank 2 inches

I was experimenting with a larger DIAMETER air cylinder for my PCP air rifle.

So, I purchased this adapter to lower the air cylinder one inch further from the rifle barrel.

So, if you are considering a larger air cylinder for your PCP air rifle and you think an additional 1 inch will help, then this may be a solution.

Asking $125.00 shipped
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$40 shipped Opened tins. 1000+ .22 cal pellets and about 150 .25 pellets.