Hey All,

Bought this on a whim for my daughter and is a bit much for her.

Original FX Crown .30 in green laminate stock, 600mm 1:40 liner, DonnyFL adapter, one magazine, regulator upgraded to current brass version and is very consistent.

Currently shooting the 44.75 at 850 on 145 bar reg and is smooth and quiet with the typical FX accuracy. Can be tuned for more power if desired.

Stock etc. is in fantastic shape.

Scope, rings, Atlas bipod, DonnyFL moderator, bottle clamp NOT included

Say 750 and we can half the shipping.

After much searching of countless reviews today, with screws falling out, bolts that have a heavy drag, triggers that freeze, what's described as a flimsy pump system and so on from some of the Seneca Dragonfly Mk2 owners and their reviews (although their are plenty of happy 4 and 5 star reviews that state no problems right out of the box) I've come to the conclusion that there has to be a manufacturer with better overall quality control than what I'm seeing from Air Venturi. It's maybe a step down, at least in price, but does Crosman still manufacture their air rifles in the USA, I've seen a general consensus in their reviews that for the low entry level price they are pretty reliable and accurate air rifles. It maybe that with the low prices no one has high expectations but I'm not sure.
I may have to give up my search for a multi-pump and go with a break-barrel but for now I would like for my first air rifle to be an accurate and reliable multi-pump... Any comments or suggestions would be appreciated...

Has anyone used 1/4 tubing for a transfer port for more power in their benjamin marauders does it hold up good and seal good? I'm building a .22 marauder slug gun

I won this in a raffle. It is new, never fired. 250mm barrel. $1800 shipped continental US

Old NOOB here,

I was taking one last look at my CZ 457 Pro Varmint which I am trading for an FX Streamline. For what I use an air rifle for the Streamline seems a fair trade. However, I have been looking at BRK and Daystate prices and wonder what makes these so expensive? Do you never need to change O-rings? Are they more accurate than powder burner Bench Rest rifles? Where does the perceived value come from for these >$3K air rifles. Or in what competition among experienced shooters do these expensive air rifles beat the "cheaper" competition. I'm not criticizing but am interested in understanding the value between a $1200 air rifle vs a +$3k air rifle. Will the squirrel be able to tell the difference? Or will ranking at some "national" shooting event tell the tale?

[No trade offers on this listing please...]

Hello AGN,

I'm selling my pride and joy: an absolutely beautiful custom FX Impact M3 Power Block 0.22 600mm professionally cerakoted in Distressed Red & Black w/ matching red FX high capacity Side-Shot magazine w/ Orion insert, Saber Tactical ST0034 Top Rail Support (TRS) Standard, Saber Tactical ST0022 Arca Rail, Saber Tactical ST0054 Ambidextrous Cheek Rest, stainless steel bolts installed and factory FX hard case. What makes this M3 stand out is the professional "distressed red & black" cerakoting done on the TRS rail, trigger guard, barrel shroud, cheek rest, rear side plates and cocking bolt. This is a multi-step process where the parts are cerakoted twice in the two different colors then hand sanded down to reveal the color underneath (this costs about $400-$500 to do given the time/labor involved). To top it all off, even the Hogue grip and FX magazine are accented in red to match the rifle. This rifle looks amazing and while it might already look pretty nice in the photos, you really do have to see it in person to fully appreciate it!

Performance wise, this rifle is currently set up to shoot 26.54g JSB Hades pellets at 880-890fps with great consistency and accuracy. 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. This rifle is in immaculate, as new condition, holds air perfectly and shoots extremely well.

Price is: $1950 $1850 $1800 plus 1/2 shipping within the continental US (scope and mounts are not included in the selling price...)

[Please note that the price is firm as you're getting about $450 in upgraded Saber Tactical parts as well as $400-$500 worth of cerakoting work on this rifle...scope and rings are 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’d be glad to pay the shipping on these if you have any laying around that you haven’t tossed yet, and they are the plastic trays that the fx hybrids come in. The 22 caliber trays, I need four of them. Let me know if you got some laying around
Thanks!

EDIT- NO LONGER NEEDED!
Thank you to the folks that followed thru and sent me these trays!!

I’m looking to get a gun for both extreme field target and benchrest. Having a hard time making up my mind and would like some advice from the pros. It’s a big purchase for me. I’ve narrowed it down to a Redwolf, or Skout Evo. Seems like the Redwolf has been dominate in extreme field target years past. Do the Skouts perform well in an extreme field target layout? I’m new to the sport, so sorry if I’m asking dumb questions.

Ammo would be something you’d buy.

I will cover shipping cost to you. You will cover shipping back.

My LGU .22 and CZ .177 are both rentable as well.

Of course, I’ll need information from you to verify the rent, and so that it’s a safe process.

Let me know.



IT WILL BE A VERY EASY PROCESS FOR BOTH OF US IF YOU’RE IN SACRAMENTO/BAY AREA!


Picture of how you’d be receiving them is attached. Both are scoped. This Hawke Sidewinder’s reticle is on ChairGun…you can dial to any range. LGU has a Bushnell 4-12. CZ has no scope.

ALL ARE READY TO SHOOT. LGU is sighted in at 25 yards with 15.89s JSBs. Impact is sighted in at 50 yards with 27 grain NSAs.



Rent availability as of now:

Impact: NLA
LGU: Available
CZ: Available

I’ve got a MK2 Impact. It’s slug ready with 2023 superior heavy liner. 700mm barrel and 580cc bottle. It is tuned for 27 grain NSAs. If anyone would like to rent it, hit me up and let me know what you think is reasonable for a rent price and duration.

Ammo would be something you’d buy. I can supply an air tank.

I will cover shipping cost to you.

My LGU .22 and CZ .177 are both rentable as well.

Of course, I’ll need information from you to verify the rent, and so that it’s a safe process.

Let me know.


Picture of how you’d be receiving them is attached. CZ has no scope.

.22 AGT Vixen Short in perfect condition and very accurate. Gun is extremely quiet with an integrated custom BDIS (backward directed internal stripper) AGT made moderator.
It comes with:
Four original .22 magazines, custom 3D PETG printed handguard, three mags holder and butt stock
Fill probe, case and all original parts.
$850 includes shipping to Conus, not interested in any trades, PayPal F&F or you pay the fees.

I have a 22 acre mini-farm on a mountain top with a small cabin and I have a neighbor that has no intentions of ever keeping their goats on their property since most of their land is forested and so for a while now their goats have been coming to my pasture to graze and now that I'm retired I'm seeing the damage they are inflicting on my dogwood trees by standing on their hind legs and feasting on the leaves of the lower limbs so I'm looking for an air rifle that I can target the hindquarters of the larger billy goats with steel bb's or possibly pellets and I figured by using a multi-pump rifle I could dial down the impact sufficiently to run them off but do no irreparable harm and once the billy goats are on the run then the rest of the herd will follow. I'm wanting to try and sting but not penetrate their hide. Any suggestions as to a particular brand and model would be helpful since air rifles are an entirely new world for me. I was hoping for something manufactured in the U.S.A. or at least something not made in China...

Hey All,

My son decided to drop his FX Royale from the loft in our barn and let’s just say the scope took the brunt of it. Of course I recently sold my extras I had laying around so am in need of one.

Does not need to be anything fancy but not looking for the bottom of the barrel either. Would like to be below 300.00 shipped (give or take). Hoping for 6-24x50 or there abouts.

Let me know what you may have laying around.

Thank You!

After reading the following link …


I came to “more appreciate” my little WestHunter, 9.57” long, 19 ounces, simply a sweet package. Daylight bright IR with zero blooming, yesterday kills out to 60 yards on 6X. I would buy it again. A sweet little scope…

If you use this finer silica crystals instead of the more common beads it should fill more of the internal volume reducing the time needed to pressurize the filter. Also the finer crystals increase both the amount and the surface area of silica so it should be more effective than beads.

Sorry guys I know this topic of the reg creep have been discussed many times. But this drives me crazy that it's still doing it after buying the brand new brass piston and it still does it. Everyone knows fx amps reg is prone to reg creep cause they used a plastic piston. So I ordered the new brass piston and installed in my impact mk2 and find out I'm still getting reg creep. I set reg to 145 bar. Shooting 36gr nsa slugs at 960-970 fps. Let the gun settle down for the night. Check and reg went up to 155 bar. I think might be the gauge not accurate so swap gauge from bottle and place in the reg port. Using wika qauges, not fx gauges. Still climbing from 145 to 155 bar over a few hours. So got chorny out to test what the first shot is. I find out first shot is shooting 36gr nsa at 870 fps. I was like that can't be. Shot the 2nd shot and it climb to 940 fps. Then 3rd shot climb to 960fps. 4th and upper shots settle in 960-970 fps. That's about 100 fps from 1st shot to when it settle down. This is unacceptable imo. For a 2k gun. I thought buying this new brass piston will fix the problem but still doesn't. Most guys will just say, well dry fired 2-3 shots. But when you out hunting you cant afford to fire any shots and scared away what you are hunting. I watch a lot of Matt dubber videos and he seem to be really knowledgeable on the impact but never have he mentioned anything about the impact having reg creep problems. Smh. Anyone else getting reg creep with the new brass piston?

This a Gen 3 (new type) with tall target turrets. Arguably the best version of this scope. High quality, japanese crafted, and like new in the box. It was my backup scope that I never needed because the OG nikko never failed me.

Comes with an OEM sidewheel, sunshade and a Rowan engineering sidewheel. 5.8" diameter, OG custom fitting hub w/set pin so it always installs precisely correct each time.

This is a steal at $795 + shipping

My best 30 yards group.shooting aea 18.3.

Well , You would have to be short in the mental faculties to pay this .....

Just crazy!!

When I take my bottle off the m60b it destroys a little o ring. Does anyone know the size of that o ring? Thanks

Daystate is proud to be the title sponsor of Extreme Bench Rest 75/100 Yard Benchrest Pro and Sportsmans class for 2024.

This year's overall winner (Pro OR sportsman, whoever has highest finals score) will win a Daystate airgun of their choice, MTC scope, 0DB moderator, and a Daystate Super leggero air compressor ($8000 value) on top of the prize money.



If you plan on competing or just spectating, this incredible event is always worth attending! We will have Daystate rifles on the test range for everyone to try out and you can meet key members of the Daystate organization.

Registration opens tomorrow the 14th of August at 9 AM (MST)

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I'm looking for recommendations for a .177 35yrd backyard target and pesting rifle that can sit on the back porch for a year, shoot a couple of dozen paper targets, leaning it the corner afterwards and protect mama's potted plants from marauding squirrels. I have 2 AA S200s and a Stormrider all in .177. What .177 am I missing?

I am working on selling my Daystate Air Wolf. (just couldn't fall in love with an electronic gun) Until very recently I thought that I wanted to get an FX Impact.

I started leaning towards a FX Maverick due to it seemed to have less tuning options. I am mainly wanting it for varmint hunting and do want a .25.

TODAY I discovered the BRK Ghost and am MORE than intrigued !!!

What are your thoughts for a field gun , that is more compact than my Daystate Air Worf or Huntsman ? I don't want electronics and I don't care much for tuning or bench shooting. I'd like to get it dialed in and just plink ..... targets and some critters.