Selling my FX Wildcat MKII purchased from Utah Airguns a few years ago.
Tack driver like every FX rifle, very pellet friendly but really loves the JSBS!
Excellent condition.
Asking $900.00 for the rifle.
Will ship to CONUS only.
I also have a Huggett Magna I would let go with the rifle for an additional $200.00.
Please feel free to contact me at [email protected] or text me at 919 744 5619 if you'd like to facetime and see the gun live.
Certified check or Paypal accepted (you pay the paypal fee).
Shipping costs will depend on where you currently reside. I'm in NC and have shipped quite a few guns all over the US and the UPS cost typically runs in the $30.00 range.
Fill probe is included, just forgot to add it in the case before taking the pics.
Everything comes in the original FX case shown.

i have 5 un-opened tins of 30.86gr .25 pellets
$45 shipped, lower 48/conus.
paypal friends or zelle
thanks for look'n !

Can a moderator please take a look at my account?
I haven't logged on here in a few years, but want to sell my FX Wildcat MKII and reset my password this morning and it won't let me post anything in the classified.
HELP PLEASE!

I purchased this UTG Pro bipod from Pyramid Air a couple of months ago. After using Accu-Tac bipods for years I just can’t get use to it.

Offering it for more than approximately $100 off! It is still like new. Will ship to within the continental US after receipt of $90 via PayPal F&F.

Original owner. Purchased new in May of this year. Low shot count. Unregulated. 40+ shots with JSB heavies at 880 fps. Box, manual, mag and SS tray.

$875 shipped conus. WHERE LEGAL

Scope and rings are not included




First 5 shots after the rifle had sat for a week (JSB Heavies @ 35yds)

Please explain Bstaley tune.

For sale is my 3-9×32 UTG BugBuster scope, that still looks new, in box with everything as originally packaged. Includes quick release medium profile rings, illuminated reticle, flip-up lens covers, sunshade, manual, etc. Just thinning out my surplus things. I prefer Money Order, Cashier's Check, or Zelle. No PayPal. Price includes shipping within Cont. USA. Price is firm at $85. For questions, call or text (440)381-1454.

CAVEAT EMPTOR: I am not an attorney and I am not qualified nor competent to have an opinion on this matter which would serve for any particular purpose.

TL;DR: The Appeals Court ruled that the words "intended" and "for" in the definition of a silencer as a firearm in the NFA was crucial because anything, even a potato, could be used as a silencer.

The pertinent wording from the statute:

18 U.S.C. § 921(a)(3)(C), defined as follows:

The terms “firearm silencer” and “firearm muffler” mean any device for silencing, muffling, or diminishing the report of a portable firearm, including any combination of parts, designed or redesigned, and intended for use in assembling or fabricating a firearm silencer or firearm muffler, and any part intended only for use in such assembly or fabrication.

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NOTE: Emphasis Added,

NOTE: There is a whole lot of text between the above definition and the below finding which you should read carefully...

The misinstruction in this case would justify a new trial, rather than acquittal, if the government had offered evidence that could allow the jury to find beyond a reasonable doubt that Crooker had a purpose to have the device function as firearm silencer. But it had an incentive to develop such evidence-it would have been relevant evidence both of Crooker's knowledge and the device's capabilities (and the judge so instructed the jury)-and even on appeal the government does not claim that it could show illicit purpose. Thus, Crooker is entitled to an acquittal. United States v. Godin, 534 F.3d 51, 61 (1st Cir.2008); see Burks v. United States, 437 U.S. 1 (1977).

Needless to say, Crooker is in the process of doing neither himself nor society any good. His attitude toward shipping chemicals shows an indifference to law, and (quite apart from silencers) even more disturbing is his professed interest as a convicted felon in airguns that could be as powerful as firearms. He deliberately skated close to the edge of the law and took his chances with a prosecution that the government was entitled to attempt. But, given the statute's wording, the answer is not to stretch the present statute beyond its language but to amend it-if the government is so minded-to deal more effectively with home-made or adaptable devices.

The conviction is reversed and the case remanded for the entry of a judgment of acquittal.

It is so ordered.

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NOTE: In short, the Court found the statute more constrained when applied to silencers than to automatic weapons because of the ease with which common household items might be adapted for use as silencers and the relative obvious intent when one posses an automatic weapon. You can't accidentally turn a potato into an Uzi. The court felt it pertinent to avoid an over broad interpretation of the definition in the case of a silencer.

OPINION: This case protects the industry more than any other I've been able to find. It is natural for **The Agency Which May Not Be Named** to attempt to enforce the NFA as broadly as they can because this is essentially their charter. The widespread use of devices which can be adapted to illegal use, even though such devices may never have been designed or intended for such use, is naturally seen by them as a threat to their ability to enforce the statute. The airgun industry must POLICE ITSELF with respect to this problem so that we can continue to enjoy the use and proliferation of new capabilities and technology in our sport. Over time these restrictions will become less chafing for both the industry and those who are concerned about loosening their grip over a technology which does not fall under the purview of the statute. Adaptation of a STANDARD FITTING unique to the airgun industry would go a long way towards solving some of these issues because those who would deliberately violate the statute by misusing an airgun device via attaching it to a firearm would have to make a special effort to do that.

Move slowly and calmly but remain steadfast and resolute. Present a unified front if you wish to keep your rights.
DO NOT FEED TROLLS ON FORUMS.
THAT KIND OF BEHAVIOR WILL BE USED TO INFLUENCE LAWMAKERS.

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kind of sad , they had a lot of good parts n etc. my first tank was the 88 ft . still have it , its expired but that was the tank you bought , any way looks like they are gone

new kral mags to fit benjamin line turkey made guns its thin compared to kral mags its 22 cal 15$ shiped

Benjamin Kral Air Rifle Magazine for Akela, Cayden, Kratos​

Been looking and comparing forever now it seems; so I am turning to the experts: yallI want a break barrel .22 pistol capable of pesting to at least 15 to 20 yards...more would be epic. I've seen a few off brand cheapos but I've only seen one or 2 name brand that would do the job....opinions: GO!!

*NO CO2, PCP, MULTIPUMP*

Hello everyone,

Received my RAW back yesterday after having it converted from a .22 cal to a .177 cal with a Poly barrel and threaded end. I wanted to get some pellets down the barrel and see what pellets it might like. I shot 13 different pellets with a mixture of various brands and weights. I first zeroed my new scope using the JSB Monster Redesigned 13.43 pellets ( pellet #14 ) and then shot #10 pellet, which I actually shot out of order as shown on the photo. This is not an all conclusive test because I only shot 5 pellets at each target, but it did revel enough information to narrow down to just 5 pellets for a good starting point. Next I will shoot a full magazine of each of the top 5 pellets for a better result. I also found out that this barrel does not like the Hades Diabolo, those shots went all over the target . It has started raining so I am shut down for the rest of this day.

ThomasT

New to me AA S510 .22 M. Abernethy stock sorry Iphone lens has a scratch so a bit out of focus will post better pic's later

Very good to excellent condition. Solid Field Target scope that I'm selling only because I recently bought a March FT Scope. Has a 16x mark for those Hunter FT shooters. $825 Shipped CONUS.

Fastest reply is through email [email protected]

Sold many airgun items on here and other forums and belong to 2 FT clubs in Ohio. Would love to discuss on the phone if you have any questions.

Sincerely,
KeithWalters

I do not like long rifles (above 40 inches) because I feel them bulky and more difficult to handle.

But there is something that we need to recognize, specially when shooting more powerful rifles:

" It is not the same having the action of the hammer 8 inches ahead of the ear than feel and hear it just in to the ear."

So having a bullpup implies a trade off, you gain a more handle rifle but you loose on comfort when shooting.

For sale, a new SCBA (Fireman's TanK) fill assembly. Consist of a hand tite CGA347 female fitting, inline tee, liquid filled 5000# gauge, inline SS bleed off valve, 3' Ralston 475bar (.08" ID/.20 OD) microbore hose with a genuine Foster quick connect on the end. Can assemble in a couple of different ways. $155 shipped, PP F&F. Contact via PM messaging.
Thanks for looking.

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Dressed up a Diana bandit with some Buck Railaccessories. It was low on air, my Chinese air compressor has a blown O-ring and is spitting oil.
Grabbed my FX hand pump to top it of. All was going well till about 2000 PSI and than pop. The fill probe broke in half in the gun. Never had this happen, not even sure why it happened. Anyone else ever experience this?
Here are some pictures of the Diana bandit carbine. Also a Crosman 2240 with his big can and the threaded adater.

tim

Simply put, a brilliant piece of engineering, function and performance!

















A an all around excellent shooter. Will hold it's own against any airgun I own or have shot with. Likes all brands and weights of pellets, but really loves (and is specifically tuned for) the 15.89g JSBs at around 874 fps at high power with a spread of +/- 2.6 StdDev over an 97 shot string. Beautifully smooth operation, reliable, solid and an absolutely great shooter. No leaks or issues of any kind.

Comes with an excellent 8-32X44 Mueller tactical scope with mildots. Rugged, very clear optics and zero tracking click-turrets. Adjusts from about 8 yards to infinity
Comes with heavy duty high-rings
Comes with scope caps
Comes with adjustable power wheel
Comes with adjustable cheek piece and butt pad
Comes with 7 magazines including 3:9-shot CARM mags, 2:12-shot mags and 2:High capacity 15-shot mags
Comes with a very quiet, fully shrouded barrel
Comes with a DonnyFL Tanto moderator
Comes with adjustable bi-pod
Comes with adjustable bi-pod extension
Comes with 7-tins of 15.89g JSBs, roughly 3,500 rounds of ammo
Comes with a 500 CC tank that holds air forever
Comes with padded soft tactical rifle case
Comes with the tank topped off to ~220 bar, so it's ready to rock right out of the box. (Scope may be separated for safe shipping)
Will be shipped double box in the original box and a second exterior box

Was asking $1499 for the package.... 1/7/23 **Now offering for $1350!!**

SORRY.... NO TRADES

Buyer to cover shipping and insurance if desired.
PP F&F, or you cover the fees.
PM with questions.

Thanks for looking!
-Jimmy

Anyone ever had a double pellet like this out of a special FX? This looks very unusual with lots of leading around the skirt. Thoughts?

INCOMING!!!!!!!!
Just doing my part to keep the E in ELR!

Shooting my usual 28 grain slugs at just under 60fpe. Over 100' of drop and about 3 seconds of hang time.

Now available from FX Airguns: the FX Chronograph Display & FX Chronograph Mount

The FX Pocket Radar Chronograph completely revolutionized the use of chronographs for airguns. It provided a completely portable, affordable and powerful chronograph that shooters could throw in their range bag or rifle case to be used at a moment’s notice and give the feedback and velocity data needed to get the most accuracy out of their air rifle. Now there are two more optional accessories to pair with your FX Chronograph to aid your shooting and tuning; the FX Chronograph Display and FX Chronograph Mount.



The FX Chronograph Display connects via Bluetooth to your FX Chronograph (while also allowing your chronograph to still connect to the FX Radar Smartphone App). Besides showing the feet per second for each shot taken instantly, the display can also be utilized to show magazine shot count, show the battery charge left in your chronograph, as well as other forthcoming display options. The display has a built-in battery that is recharged via USB-C cord. The FX Chronograph Display can either be mounted to the FX Impact directly behind the scope, or it comes with a picatinny adapter to allow for side mounting on many other air rifles.



As an alternative to strapping the FX Pocket Radar Chronograph to the end of your barrel, FX now offers the FX Chronograph Mount. This stiff carbon fiber rod attaches to any of the picatinny accessory rails of many rifles, and allows the perfect positioning of the FX Radar Chronograph without effecting POI should you take the Chronograph Mount off the rifle.

Both the FX Chronograph Mount and FX Chronograph Display are now starting to ship to your favorite FX Outdoors & FX Airgun dealers and importers worldwide. US Dealers should start receiving them by 11/20.

Looking to sell a couple pieces. My home was flooded in hurricane Ian and I'm trying to buy some fans, dehumidifiers, and an air scrubber to start rehabilitation on the house. I don't have flood insurance, so I might be selling some other things as well.

First up is an FX Wildcat mk3 compact .30 that I took in a trade a while back. Haven't had time to mess with it at all. Comes with two mags and fill probe. Previous owner added a pic rail on the foregrip.

It's shooting jsb 44 grain at an average of 868 for one mag.

Looking for $1000 drop to $900
shipped in it's FX case.

My son is 11 and has decided to not stay with air gun marksmanship while transferring to boy scouts from cub scouts, as .22 rimfire is available to him now.
I already have .22 rimfires and he's shown interest into competitive 6mm airsoft and 7mm gelsoft warfare.
So I'm looking to sell or trade a few of the .177/.22 air rifles and pistols we have to get him some 6mm airsoft or 7mm gelsoft.

•Gamo 430 .177 - front glo sight, nylon holster included $25.

•Legends M1911A1 .117 - polished barrel and block, distressed finish, camo micarta grips, leather or poly ccw holster included. $75.

•Swiss Arms TG-1 .177 - tuned, 4x air grade scope. $100.

•Ruger Yukon/Air Magnum .22 - custom cut maple stock with factory butt plate, seated action, polished trigger faces, plastic moderator delete/replaced with aluminum barrel shroud, tuned, 3x9 CP air grade scope. $200.

Located in East Central Nebraska, willing to ship at buyer expense if sold out right, offers and trades for airsoft/gelsoft welcome!

Hello,

Along with several other Daisy and Red Ryder air guns, I just inherited 2 Buck Rogers' Disintegrator Pistols that I'm trying to find some information on.

They are in black and white boxes and looks like they were sold in conjunction with inthe25thcentury.com (which no longer exists) and GoHero. The only date I can find says "Daisy logo is © 2008" Daisy Outdoor Products." Ther was apparently another release that came in a wooden case with an action figure. Mine doesn't have a box, but there is a note inside saying the action figure would be mailed separately.

It says Edition of 125 on the side. Neither one has ever been opened and since they are packaged in a straw like material and wrapped in bubble wrap. I don't want to remove one for fear of not getting it back in the box properly, so I don't know if they are numbered.

I cannot find any comments nor pictures online of these pistols coming in a white box. Any information anyone has would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

Jeff