In Canadian PB forum.
They saying I am shooting a scuba gun

"comparing BR scuba gun shooting to Fclass is about the same as comparing ISU air pistol to cowboy action"

Comes with one mag and Donny tanto. Shoots great. Former owner said it likes 13.4 but I never tried them. I also bought a box of zan slugs I’ve never tried that can go with it. 975 with element helix or 800 with no scoe

March D4.5V24TM in excellent condition - a few light marks on the tube, light ring marks. MOA, MTR-D3 reticle

Includes box, March rings, and slip-on covers.

$1000 Shipped insured continental US, Paypal F&F or Venmo. Add 3% for Paypal G&S

Made in 1908
.25 Cal.
It's still tight and functions perfectly. I resealed it with a new leather piston seal but kept the original spring it came with. I had ordered the seal from England, and it took over two months to get to me. It was hung up in customs for 7 weeks.

hello all,
can anyone help removing my bottle gauge on my impact M3,
I have degassed the gun but the gauge is so tight is there a hidden grub screw or similar i need to remove first ?,
i have a air leak behind the gauge i need to look into and get fixed,
thanks
i have looked but couldn’t find any info on how tom remove

I am considering the purchase of an fx drs 25cal , I have seen and heard that there is an issue or issues with this particular gun but can't seem to find what specificaly they might be .If any of you have any insight on the subject I would be grateful to hear what you might have to say , thanks in advance

The same pest birds, English house sparrows and starlings that I kill without mercy at my permissions. I have a hard time culling out in my backyard. Here’s the gist, I have five different suet cake stations. Two at 15 yards, two at 35 yards and one at 53 yards. These past few days because of the snow, there have been at least 50+ birds out there at a time. House sparrows and starlings “do” show up and in the past? I have culled many, but of late am having a hard time picking winners and losers. Because of the fact that I am inviting birds to eat and I do enjoy watching them… Heck there were just a dozen starlings at 25 yards! So killing some over others in this instance has become harder for me… Thoughts welcomed. The toughest buggers are the Blue Birds, they are fearless of the bigger birds…

This topic has been brought up, but I didn't want to hijack that thread.
Some guys like poly...some guys don't.
My question is.... if a platform is robust... how important is Oring type?
I ask that question based on this video.

I'm calling a Pity Party for the shooters who live in snow-country and don't have access to an indoor shooting range.

Was talking to a friend recently and he was whining about all the snow we've been getting. Recognizing that he was suffering shooting withdrawal symptoms I invited him over for a 10 meter session... he's much better now

This year I've tried to keep the bench clear of snow without much success. It was clean yesterday, this is now and we are due another foot of the fluffy-white before it's done.



As encouragement, I'd point out that the outdoor shooting season is only about 6 weeks... (42 days... 1008 hours... 60,480 minutes ) away... sorry , just trying to help.

So I'd like to ask that the shooters in warmer climates show a bit of consideration (pity?) and shoot a couple of groups for us. Thank you!

To the snow-bound guys with any sort of indoor range, reach out to your shooting buddies and invite them over.

Have a great day... it's ass-deep out there, I'm going out to clear some snow

Cheers!

Uragan II .25 600mm
So after receiving the U2 I was finally able to get it over the chrono and see about a few shot strings.
The very first thing I noticed was the loud report. It was much louder than the .30 Vulcan 3 which makes a lot more power.
A few strings showed around 17 es after 30 or so shots.
I wasn't trying to see where the regulator was set but get a baseline idea where to start on a tune if it needed one.
I noted that the thing seemed to be wasting a lot of air so I attached a digital gauge and found that 34 gr pellet going 880's was using 4 bar per shot.
Four bars per shot is a lot of air for such a modest tune so I started turning the hammer spring down to see how much velocity would drop.

To my surprise, none. I turned the hammer spring out about 4 turns (sticking out of the back of the receiver) and lost ZERO velocity.
I know it's a balanced valve but that actually means it only needs to open all the way and not be hammered.
After a few more shot strings the ES tightened up to about 6-7 fps, the report got much more quiet like it wasn't the same gun shooting, and most important, it's now using just under 2 bars per shot.

Averaging 888 fps with 34 grain pellets is likely just fine but I plan to shoot slugs with it so when I get some, I'll turn the reg up a but and see what it likes.

The stock, having the hammer spring adjuster protruding like it is now, doesn't allow the stock to fit closely and causes fitment issues so I used a dremmel and solved that as well.
I had read not to turn the HS out any more than being flush with the back of the gun but i suspect I know why now. Because the stock won't fit if it's not.
I had also read that the first few generations of valve poppets broke easily (I know the actual steel didn't go completely through in the first two gens) and I'm wondering even with that weakness to them, if it's because the hammer really whacks that valve turned in like that making a weaker area more vulnerable to breaking.
The point is, having read it's an air hog and loud might just be solved with a simple fix of not having the hammer drive so hard it wastes air also making it loud.
YRMV.

After having toyed with several cheap PCPs, I've finally decided to get the FX DRS 500mm, .177 4.5 cab (.22 and above is restricted in my country) tomorrow. Although I've watched quite a lot of reviews on Youtube, I just want to make sure I'm not making the wrong decision here. Another option is a used Dreamline Compact old model, but I find the barrel a tad short at 300mm. Another is the Impact M2, used too, which I find appealing but the model a bit old. So, with my budget, it seems the DRS is my best bet. It'd be really appreciated if you guys could help me out here and let me know if I'm heading on the right path. Thanks!

Greetings from “summer” cottage. May your groups be small and your fingers warm.

TopGun-Airguns is now manufacturing very nice and extremely high quality after-market magazines for various airguns. These magazines are made in the same factory as astronomically priced aerospace (pun-intended) items for Space-X, etc.. MADE IN AMERICA!!!

The pictures of the magazines are of the prototypes for the FX Impact (since this is the most popular PCP we sell).
A) Each magazine willl have the pellet shot number clearly marked, so no more guessing how many shots left in the magazine.
B) We will have them in all calibers, (.177, .22, .25, .30, .35), and calibers will be clearly marked as in some of the photos (remember, these are the prototypes. The first run are being anodized as I type).
C) We are also going to offer them in three colors; Satin Aluminum, Satin Back, Shiny Black, want to reduce that to Satin Aluminum and one of the black colors.
D) The magazines are much easier to load than stock magazines. The front is securely held on with magnets, and pops off for loading.


In addition to our website, we will be offering these to dealers as well, (so dealers give us a call).

1) AGN members will get a VERY LARGE discount code. This is to help AGN admins and members get first shot at the magazines. Only AGN see this discount, but I will also post the same message/discount on my FB groups : https://www.facebook.com/groups/PCPairgunners/ and our AIRGUN SCIENTIST YouTube Channel

Airgun Scientist Joe Brancato

This is a place where one can learn all about airguns (both PCP and Springer), and their accessories such as scopes, pellets, air hoses and air tanks, and support equipment. In addition, we'll attempt to answer your questions in a clear, concise manner, easy to understand manner. Please...

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2) We need your help (again). This time it is for deciding which finish will be the most popular. In addition to Satin Aluminum, TGAG will also be offering Satin Back & Shiny Black. TGAG needs YOU to help me with deciding if we should offer SHINY Black, SATIN Black, or BOTH. Also, what is your opinion of the Satin Aluminum? Should we offer that as well?
A) Which is your favorite color? Satin Aluminum, Satin Black, or Shiny Black
B) which is your favorite caliber .177, .22, .25, .30, .35?

3) I have pictures of the prototypes in Satin Aluminum and Satin Back. For now, use your imagination for Shiny Black. The finish is sort of like the shiny OEM plastic magazine.

4) What other popular brand of airgun magazine would you like to see us make?

6) To use the Discount Code " AirGunNationLovesTopGun " you MUST FIRST tell us which caliber and color you prefer as a reply below.! We need this information, that's whey we are offering the discount.
The code will reduce the price of the magazines from $130 each, to only $89.99 each. Put the magazine into your cart, then use the coupon while you are checking out. The reduced price isn’t much over the cost of a plastic magazine, and is for a limited time only. Below are pictures of the magazines in the prototype stage.
The URL for the magazines is : https://www.topgun-airguns.com/product/magazine-fx-impact-aluminum/



Each Caliber and shot number is clearly marked Top is securely mounted with Neodymium magnets This is the black satin and it matches the rifle's finish

And this isn't a picture of the Shiny Black, as we don't yet have a picture of one


Thank you all for your support in helping us at www.TopGun-Airguns.com to serve you better

FNG here from the wet side of Washington. My history with airguns is quite a way back. I’ve been super shocked at where we are at now. Trying to catch up is like drinking from a fire hose. Not much of a bench rest guy. I’m really looking to nail a few squirrels to keep them from nesting and tearing stuff up around the yard, maybe some birds. Can’t stop looking at the Avenge-X but think that the 210 tube would be plenty for me. Actually the 19.6” barrel with a moderator would probably set me up well. I like the small Notos but don’t think it has enough oomph in case I go off the deep end as per normal. Been reading a ton. Thanks ahead for all you airgun vets out there sharing your intel. Much appreciated!

Daisy M21 Double barrel
Crosman pump rifles/pistols
Beeman break barrel rifle

I getting close to making this purchase , and I wanted to make sure that my purchase is a good one. I'm planning on this Tuxing compressor purchase from eBay which includes an extended warranty purchase as well. Is there anyplace else I should consider.
I need particular twin machine to fill my 6.8 liter fill station , it will do it in appointmently 46 minutes. Then the air station will fill my 500 cc bottle on my Zelos many times. I've been without a compressor for over a month now , and I will be getting this new compressor , and air station at the same time. I've been shooting my multi pumps the .22 Drifter , M4 .177 , and the 392PA. I'm excited to get back to the PCP game.

Picked up my DRS Tactical from my good friends at Utah Airguns today. Installed grey Hogue grip, stock, with a folding hinge, and a plenum/regulator gauge. Straight forward easy install of everything. You will need a douty seal for the regulator guage as it seals against the plenum surface. The rail is easy to remove if you need to access the regulator and hammer spring.

Shooting 18gr jsb pellets around 885fps.

ow many shots perfill ? in 177

I’m sure this has been discussed but I couldn’t find exactly what I’m looking for.

I know this is mostly personal preference but what caliber is best for what shooting?

I have a EdGun Lesia in .25 which I bought only because it was the only option.

I used to have an impact and crown in .25 but I sold those.

I’m wanting to pick some others up in the future but idk what caliber. .22, .25? What’s the main reason to go one way or another?

I really try to leave these creatures alone, but this guy got too comfortable stealing my pup’s food. Caught him in the kennel tonight moving the bowl of food as we came back from investigating what was disturbing him earlier. Huben K1 .22 shooting 25.4 grain pellets. Initial shot was maybe 30-35 yards through the chain link fence. Follow ups were about 20 yards out. Shot from kneeling with a simple rifle mounted torch. I unloaded on this fella.

Central Pa Airguns, matches have been changed to the 3rd Thursday of the month starting at 7 pm. Doors open at 6 pm for the match. Some changes, 2 cards at 20 meters. 1 card of animals, plus 1 card on the AR22 target scored 1 point for touching the center dot, zero for not touching it. The 2 cards scores combined for your total. .177 spring guns only. When I make up a new poster I will upload it here. Still at Douple Tap Indoor Range in Altoon, Pa 16601. 15.00 entry with cash paybacks. What we call the Olympic Springers such as D 75, FWB 300 or 600, Annie....they shoot in their own class. You can enter both classes but you can't shoot the same rifle in both classes. If you shoot only one gun you may enter a higher class if you wish. Front rest, rear bags, or center rest ok. No long 1 piece such as Lead Sled. Rest may not capture the rifle. Any questions you may ask here or pm me.

Are AEA and JTS pellets made in the same factory.
They seem to have the same weights we don't have them in Australia yet so keen to try.

Notos
18.13gn @ 730 fps / 21 fpe

Was wondering if pellets at this speed would mushroom at bit or not thought a sweet potato...guess not lol
The 18gn pellet zipped right though with little to no expansion but don't really need it for sparrows or doves. Gonna try out some slugs to see if they'll expand at this speed unless someone else has already tried it...let me know

I can't help but wanna shoot 950+ fps but out of the question for my backyard plinking...but it is cool to see
crazy violent expansion at higher fps.

Just attached the last vid to show how a 62gn 30cal slug shot into 2 water jugs @ 957 fps performs