Could someone with a Taipan Veteran 2 take a photo of the magazine installed in the gun (similar angle to the photo attached) so I could see the holes? One of my concern is if I use slugs with the magazine that they will fall out when they are rotated in certain positions. With the Veteran 1, all the holes in the magazine are covered by the receiver block so nothing falls out. The slugs still do fall out if I take out a partially filled magazine from the gun. The Veteran 2 seems to have a bit of a taper on the top of the receiver block and I'm not sure if all the holes are still covered at all times.

Good condition, minor marks on the stock. Has fresh rebuild and altaros regulator installed. Currently set to about 110 BAR shooting 16 grain around 730 fps @ muzzle. Can be adjusted down to 12 fpe for a bunch of shots.

Comes with the regulator tool to remove/install which is about as easy as it could be. Single shot tray, original sights, extra barrel band with Pic rail for bipod, one magazine, and fill probe. Also has front gauge for tank pressure and factory gauge for reg pressure.

Has a BSA Sweet 22 6-18x40 AO scope with screw on covers.


$200 Shipped CONUS only
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I have had my .22 HP Plus for a few years now and other than a bad magazine I have been happy with it. I bought it to rip apart and attempt to make it a 12-14ftlb plinker that I could just blast away in the yard like I am Rambozo.

Not fully thinking through that the fill port on the hp version is between the tank and valve made this impossible. The non plus version is what I should have got so a reg could have been added.

What I did end up with after polishing everything I could and cutting the hammer and valve springs down still turned out a win for me.

The rifle has a fill pressure of 2,000 psi. If I go above that at all it is single shot until pressure hits 2k. I get 4 magazines for 48 shots at 25ftlbs. A 5th mag will usually get half way and then stops resetting the trigger.

With this setup it is easy to pull back the hammer to load mags, doesn’t sound like a gorilla using a type writer when shooting.

I would still love to pick up a used no plus version and do the 12-14 ftlb tune. I am guessing the cycle would be really smooth. When I first got it I was not real impressed with how violent it was with the emphasis on on power.

Anyway, curious if anyone still plays with these.

Picture of gauge after four mags from 2k fill.

I've been playing with a Condor since late July, just couldnt resist their 4th of July sale.


Late yesterday evening I decided to put the PARD on it to see how it would work for getting some pesting footage. The PARD has been on 3 or 4 different guns, never quite finding a perfect fit, mostly b/c I usually use my guns for field target matches and need what a traditional scope offers over what an electronic scope can do. I don't know that the Condor will ever end up getting shot in an FT match, so this PARD might be just the ticket for it. Certainly is convenient to have the laser rangefinder built in when pesting. And recording was made pretty easy as well.

I am fully aware that my editing stinks. Even this pretty crude video took more time to edit than the shooting that went into it. I don't want to be a youtuber, just made this for fun.

All the shots are from one fill on the Condor, it gets about 40 shots/fill.

Furthest in the video was 119 yards (last one), pretty stiff winds.

I included misses and hits.

Today I took my new Beeman Underlever rifle in .22 caliber and love it with it not so great trigger, however it’s getting better with use. Also for the shooting distance I shoot is usually between 12and 20 yards the Beeman scope is just fine. Spent about 2 hours enjoying getting to know the rifle better. A heck of a deal for the money! Charles

I’ve just finished setting up a Thomas for HFT. These are amazing airguns!
If you ever have a chance to shoot one, you will forever remember the quality and accuracy. They are not the prettiest nor the lightest, but they darn sure can drill hole on hole!

If you have ever wanted to pull the trigger on a new Daystate Red Wolf the time has never been better. All Daystate Red Wolf's are $2599.99 no matter the stock color, length of barrel, or caliber.

You can find this incredible deal while supplies last at all of your local Daystate dealers. Click the link below to find one of our fine Daystate dealers in the U.S. to order now.

What's up with the $5 dollar difference? Aren't these "the same" pellets just rebranded,

...Firearms don't use this caliber size.
This means, if you want to make your own barrel, or try something off the shelf, you are most likely going to get a .172 cal barrel or tube, which is what firearms use.
I really want a rifle that can shoot heavy 177 slugs, but I look at the twist rates and they are something like 1:20. I think it's clear that these gun are designed around traditional pellets.
What's amazing is that a 17hmr barrel is typically 1:9! And, their bullets are much faster than any airgun! Is there anyone out there making a dedicated 177 slugger?

best and easiest way to install breech seals in air arm TX200.

I’m trying to sell my ghost but don’t know how to post in the classifieds. Can anyone help me out?

Would this look to sleazy hanging on the end of this rifle? don't laugh it something i made a time ago"

The Paradigm by AAA is an Evol wrapped in the most gorgeous and function stock you’ve ever seen. I’d estimate only 200 rounds have been sent down this barrel. It truly is a “safe queen”. I was part of the team that provided feedback when developing the Steve Corcoran stock. In turn this Evol was engraved (1 of 1) with the Airgun Nation logo. Shoots 44g pellets at 875 FPS (75 FPE) and is very accurate.




Included in this sale is:

• .30 caliber Paradigm
• Extra Magazine (2 total)
• Barrel removal tool
• Gauge removal tool
• DonnyFL ½ UNF adapter
• Picatinny bipod adapter
• Shipping to CONUS
• *Scope is NOT included

This package retails for $3400. Asking $2275 via Zelle, Venmo, PPFF.

As stated in the title everything cosmetically & mechanically is flawless. It is the epitome of American pride, power, and precision.

-Michael

Up for sale is a 50 cal Hatsan piledrive. Despite some people having problems with other Hatsan products this rifle has never given me any issues. It’s actually impressed me with every pull of the trigger. It’s had somewhere between 12-18 rounds fired through it. First 600$ gets her. Local pick up in Bowling Green Kentucky or will same day ship long as you cover shipping. Will only send to states where airguns are legal so please be aware of your local state laws before inquiring. Anything else please contact me @ 3527403952. Thank you and have Blessed day.

Hey guys,

Up for sale here is my AEA HP MAX 457 I have the Macabee Speed pump kit and several of his extended magazines for the gun as well as Atmotac’s extended magazines and his pump kit as well.
This rifle has never given me any issues I’ve fired roughly 50 rounds through it and will have plenty of ammo to send ya with it. If you need a small compressor I’ve got that for ya also first 650$ gets it. Local pick up in Bowling Green Kentucky or will ship same day long as you cover shipping. Please check your local laws before inquiring I will only ship to states where airguns are legal. Any thing else please contact me @ 3527403952.
Thank you and have a blessed day.

I'd like to get an unregulated version of the Daystate Huntsman Revere in .22 caliber so that it has the foster fitting, instead of the probe. Then I'd add a Huma regulator myself to have both regulated and foster fitting, but I can't find the unregulated version in .22. I live in the US. I've looked at AOA's offerings, but this version isn't listed. Does another source in the US exist?

Long story short, I want a longer threaded barrel for my classic Leshiy, so I'm thinking of maybe buying a 12mm OD barrel made for some other airgun and chopping down the breech end. Any idea if that would work? And if so, what quality arguns use 12mm OD barrels? Thank you.

This 3-12x32 BB, I was going to put this on my HW30s, but decided to go with a 2-7x32 instead. Plenty of power at 12x for the longer range guns, with great reticle and the locking adjustable turrets work great, and simple to zero after sighting in! I used the rings that came with it, so they are not included, and I can't find the sunshade. It is AS NEW, glass is spotless as expected from a new scope. $100.00 shipped on me to continental US. I'll take PayPal NO FRIENDS and FAMILY! It is against forum rules as well as PayPal rules!! Or Money Order and will ship when it clears.

I picked up a Webley Hurricane with no scope and mount but it had iron sights. No box. Did some research and it looks like they came with a scope and mount in the box. My question is did they all come with a scope and mount?
Thanks in advance!

This gun is as good as we hoped it would be. And a power house! Here is a full accuracy review as well as a guide on how to tune it for 25.39gr at 915 FPS using the HST and Reg adjustment. That's 48 foot pounds in .22! (the website says 26 foot pounds). It also says 25 shots per fill but you may get 50 shots + per fill if you turn the power down to shoot lighter pellets. It's shooting 40+ foot pounds out of the box. Thanks for watching! -Nate

Hi, I have a panthera hunter compact.22
The seller told me I should uninstall a screw on the receiver to be able to shot the gun.
He said I can only dry fire it untill I remove the screw if I want to shoot projectiles.
The screw is right above the serial number.
The question is, will it really damage any internal components if I shoot while installed ?
I noticed when I remove the tank, I need to dry fire like 6 times to bleed the plenum compared to 1-2 times when the screw is removed.
So, is that somehow partially blocks the transfer port and I can consider it the adjuster of transfer port so if I want to shoot low speeds short range small game with light 13g pellets I can shoot while it's tighten all the way in?
It it modifies the plenum valve or what ?
I tried to read the manual and the info available on the web and YouTube reviews but couldn't find anything about this screw.
Thank you so much.

I'm wanting to buy a marauder .25 cal for under 300$ my number is 601-641-1504

So this gun has been out for about a year if memory serves me right, and I know most of you are familiar with the problem. Idk how many of you know the reason for the issue so I did some digging through youtube for my own knowledge and to possible spread awareness to those who need it as well. It seems to be both a magazine and probe issue although not all magazines are faulty. Hope the video in link helps out!

I had a .22 cal HW barrel done “back in the day” (late 2000’s) and it seemed like it was much more openly discussed then.

Are any of you doing this or having it done to your guns these days?

Im considering purchasing an extra barrel and having it done to a HW30S. Why? Just because I like shorter rifles in general.

Who is the right AG smith to send a barrel to for a nice chop, choke and recrown spa day?

My old shooting buddy (42 yrs old) drove 680 miles to visit me and to gift me (70 yrs old) his mint walnut stocked Hawke scoped Streamline .22 with Huggett moderator. It is mouse fart quiet in the back yard, maybe as quiet as my moderated AA S200 .177 at 13FPE. In return I am gifting his son and him: CZ 457 Pro Varmint threaded with Arken 34mm scope, custom 10/22 with Melonited threaded Feddersen barrel, custom tuned S&W 642 .38SPL, custom tuned Ruger MKIII 22/45 threaded 5.5 with C-More red dot, moderated AA T200 .177 with Hawk 3-9 Mil Dot and JTS Airacuda Standard .22 with Buck Rail mod and Donnyfl Adapter, and another Arken 34 mil dot scope.

I like trading and paying it forward. We are fishing the next 3 days and after that I will judge the Streamline's accuracy.

I like the Streamline's rifle-like looks, trigger and weight.