Custom Panthera Hunter Compact, Multi Caliber, w/ .22, .25. and .30 380mm Barrels. Multiple Stocks and Air Feed options. Pictured with 480cc CF Bottle AND 170cc rear cylinder as Buttstock base tube (650cc total). Additional stocks include OEM FX Panthera bottle stock and Custom no bottle Folding stock. Saber Tactical ARCA Trigger Guard. Color matched accessories including Custom Buttstock, Cheek Riser, Gauge, Power Wheel, and Cocking Lever soft Rubber Covers. Multi Caliber Pin probe for .22, .25, & .30cal. Impulse Air 1350 moderator with Color matching trim rings. Upgraded w/ 13.7g Brass Hammerweight. Shoots "Lights Out" in any caliber. ************

Hi Guys,

I am pretty new to the whole airgun scene, but I did watch a lot of Youtube videos mainly from Matt Dubber, AEAC and some others to prepare for my new toy, a FX Maverick compact in 22 cal topped with a very cheap 4-12x50 scope, and an FX chrono to help me dial it in.

Anyway, I have zeroed the setup at approximately 25 meters at regs 115/85 and powerwheel 4 at 870 fps ->ES of 1 and std dev of 0.5 over 6 shots (for what it is worth) JSB hades .22 15,89gr.
It really shoots like a laser here, ctc group about 3/16 or 5mm. I was very happy with how it performed. So I pushed my target a bit further, 40m this time, expecting the impact to drop a bit vertically, which it did by about 1" or 2,5cm. The only strange thing, it also shifted right by about 2" or 5 cm (I can still print decent groups there., so it is not spread).

So I went online and looked up everything that could cause this to happen, so I started with making sure the optic is level and that the crosshairs are plumb. I spent a whole day using different methods to verify that it was not the optic placement/ adjustment, I used bubble levels, self leveling lasers, plumb bob on a string, light front to back through optic to align crosshair on the wall with a plumb line, I have done just about everything to make sure that the optic and reticle are level and plumb, but still I get the same results.

It is kind of frustrating that I am not able to get it riding the line.
Might it be the cheap optic that might be out of whack?
I am still saving up to get a decent scope, but this is what I have for now.

I am open for suggestions, if possible, an explanation how to check or how to diagnose would be very helpful!

Thanks!

FREE Two fill probes. One I bought new for a Taipan veteran (sold) and the other came with a Leshiy Classic (sold) and would not seal. I replaced the o-rings I had in hope to fix but then the probe would not fit the Leshiy - likely the wrong o-rings as I used Taipan sized. I simply don't need these anymore and free to whomever wants them. First PM with valid address gets them. I will be shipping them in a padded envelope. CONUS only. GONE

Which is the best tuning kit for the HW95: Vortek, ARH, or Tinbum? Each seems to have it's following. The components of the Tinbum kits appeals to me because of the lubricity of the Delrin material. Please, if you have only used one of these kits and have not used others, then you have no comparison. I know many will say I use "X" or "Y" and it works or it's crap, but I'm looking for a comparison.

Comes with .22, .25 and .30 barrel kits and an extra shroud and a mag in each caliber. Barrels are 35 inch. Shoots and functions great. Does have some knicks and scratches from previous owners. I havent had it long, I thought i would give one a try and although it shoots amazing, its too heavy and im not much of a bench shooter. Other than cosmetics, there is no issues with this rifle. Scope and bottle mount not included. $1800 shipped or trade.

Preferably, in the eastern U.S?

HW100

Does anyone have the Huben GK1 .177 cal ?
If so can you share the fps/fpe

I have had a few EDguns, but never seen this particular fill probe. I'm not sure which foster adapter will properly thread and seal with this EDgun fill probe. Which Foster adapter for the following EDgun Leshiy fill probe? Don't mind a PM either. Thanks Norm

Okay, so I'm back with my 3 groove .22 barrel. Hammer Forging is definitely my favorite. Nearly always concentric to bore. Very smooth with little lapping if any. Mostly just a polish after maching to fit. Here is a factory port vs mine. I got a lot of advice from people I truly feel know their stuff to make this possible. I believe in redundancy. My barrel requires 3 orings to fail on either end of the barrel to cause a leak. I've noticed working on these for Pyramyd Air if you swap liners often or just once that the M18 OD M14 ID o'ring in the muzzle end of the cap or the M16 OD M14 ID in the breech can get cut by the edges of the brass on the breech side or the steel housing on the muzzle side. My barrel incorporates two additional orings on each end and all edges are sanded smooth. I have to finish cutting the leade for the breech and a little polishing on the ports plus obviously shooting the rifle but so far all of my barrels have shot sub MOA. I'll link vids later as I get it ready. I don't like editing plus it leaves room for hiding things you don't want people to see so mine will show full details good or bad. Obviously the full diameter barrel is a little heavier. Factory is right at 14oz and mine is 25.5oz. Obviously none of this matters and no one will care until you see results. That will be updated in a day or so. Again, on film no cherry picking groups. The 3 groove design reduces friction and adds speed with no other changes. I'll get that on video as well. So far the barrel hasn't been picky on pellets at all. Keep them 850-950 fps and they shoot great. Slugs need to be .217-.2175 for best results. Again, all that will be in the videos.

What ammo are you guya using? What tune and platform and if possible lets see the rig.

When are .30 cal air rifles the most effective option? Bore hunting? I have an FX MKII Impact .30 cal.

I can't get over how hard this thing hits at low power, I tried a few rounds at high power and she's got a bark. HaHaHa

I'm wondering what others have their reg. pressure set at?
Mine come out of the box set at 160 bar, that seems very high to me?

I'm still in the process of tweaking and getting a feel for the rifle. Here are a few pictures from a few days ago straight out of the box and slapped a scope on it.
BRK Goodness!
35M 30 shots with JTS 18.1 grain pellets .22 cal.

Like new Daystate Redwolf HP .22

Walnut stock with lower pic rail installed, upgraded 580cc bottle with one magazine (new style) and single shot tray. Includes the upgraded cocking handle (original included as well).

One battery, charger, manual, original box

Shoots the 25.39 on medium at 990 and is phenomenally accurate.

Bipod not included, have multiple moderator options that can be discussed if desired. I would recommend the 0dB.

Shoot over what ya got and we can see what we can do (cash can be added on my end if need be).

Struggling to find out how to post an ad. Seems like I’ve meet all the criteria. Could someone point me in the right direction, please?

A long time AGN member asked me to tune his .20 HW80 for him, shipped it a week ago, and it has disappeared into "never never land." It should have been here last Tuesday but still hasn't shown up and USPS hasn't updated its status to the tracking site for a couple of days now. I hope for his sake it shows up.

At any rate, I had everything set aside and ready to perform the .20 caliber tune for him, and had blocked out time this weekend to do so. With nothing else really to do that was in any way productive, and too cold outside for much else, I decided to test all of the available .20 pellets I had in my always remarkable Weihrauch HW97KT. A few years ago, I installed a Vortek PG-4 Steel HO kit, including the Vortek vacuum piston seal, with the spring cut down to produce between 14.5 and 15.5 fpe.

I have written about this rifle before. It is incredibly consistent as you will ascertain from the accompanying SD data. The original tune resulted in the JSB 13.73 pellet being selected as the preferred ammo, but after many thousands of shots, I thought it would be interesting to see if this were still true. In the end, the 13.73 and the 15.89 pellets basically produced the same group results, though the 13.73 velocity is higher (as anticipated), allowing the rifle to shoot a little flatter. This rifle has been remarkable shooting consistent 1/2" to 3/4" 10 shot groups at 50 yards.

The results of my testing, at 18 yards indoors, can be found below. Thanks for looking...DZ

***SOLD***

MINT Brocock Atomic .22 w/Precision Micro Hammer Adjuster and Upgraded Folding Stock and Bug Buster 3-9 scope and rings

Never leaked and never had ANY problems.

30 Day Satisfaction Guarantee*

Zelle accepted. If you want to use PayPal, add 3%

Located in CT USA.

I am original owner.

More than 2 years warranty left.

$1,299
No Sales Tax unless shipped to CT

Target image below at 30m from bench frest
LIKE NEW

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SOLD RAW Micro Hunter .22 Camo MINT Condition $1159

Located in CT USA

$1159 by Zelle or add 3% for PayPal

Forward vertical grip/bipod, laser and moderator are included. DNT TNC225R Day-Night and Thermal Scope with ballistics not are included but PM me for the scope.
Gun Rack not included

1 Magazine included (more if I find them)

Lower ARCA rail is included

EXCEPTIONAL Brocock Commander XR Magnum .22 Cerakote

Mint Brocock Commander XR Magnum .22 Cerakote never taken outside of my home

Includes Precision Micro Hammer Adjuster (installed by AOA) and Bipod $400+ value of folding stock adapter and Precision Micro Hammer Adjuster

Includes Upgraded Adjustable Folding Stock (installed by AOA) and Saber Tactical Picatinny/ARCA rail.

Never leaked and never any problems

I get about 45FPE out of it. SD is 0 or 1, see chronograph below, That's what I call "EXCEPTIONAL".

$2,150 via Zelle or add 3% for PayPal.

Installment financing available with instant decision.

I would also consider trade for Brocock Pathfinder in .22 in like Mint Condition.

Located in CT USA

Ships same or next business day.

Sales tax is not charged unless it ships to CT address.

Case is NOT included.

In 2025, I think I might reward myself for some major life changes and shoot for (no pun intended) an “end game” airgun. I’m talk’n no collection of multiple guns - just one high end gun, quality over quantity, mult-purpose and stunning to look at rifle, sparing no expense and just “going for it.” something that I’ll hang on my wall when not using it.
I’m trying to take my time on the decision, and am wondering what rifles you folks might suggest I look at. I also am wondering if, given the same price bracket, at a certain point the decision between guns might be splitting hairs and “which one do you like the look of more” is the real answer...well that and ergonomics.

some of what I know I am looking for are as follows, but maybe there is more I should be but am not thinking of:
-I want to be able to switch calibers/barrels for different use cases
-I want to be able to use it for hunting, but I also want to be able to use it for competition shooting
-I really like long range shooting, so that is a bit of a must as well.
-I want a wood stock. I know synthetic is generally lighter and more resistant to bumps and dings, but I want that wood aesthetic.
-I want it to loon attractive. It should be beautiful to the eyes and not off-putting if on a wall.
-it should be regulated.
-it should *not* be bolt action (like the Benjamin Marauder for example.)
-it should have customizability.
-It should last for the rest of my life, age with me, and outlive me. Looking for an heirloom item —though I don‘t have children.
-barrel/shroud should be threaded to allow for a moderator.
-bonus points but not required that it be US made. It should not be Chinese.

some brands/models I am looking:
-Daystate Alpha (there are various Alpha models so I’ll have to decide which, but I like the Safari and the special blue one. However, the Performance model is nice too.)
-Western Airguns Rattler. It’s not a wood stock but it’s made in the US and otherwise really cool.
-Daystate Huntsman is very attractiv, but I think I can do better for endgame.

I know the AirForce Texan is very popular, but it’s just not for me.

i appreciate your help, and pointing out anything that seems valuable to you, including thoughts on my choices or other considerations, or anything really. Thank you.

Mint condition safe queen Beeman R - 10 deluxe .20 cal
Most likely she is all factory internally you will need to do your air gun refreshing of lube & seals as usual !
ships CON USA 630.00 (Payment) Pay pal via friend OR. U.S. Postal Money Order.

Not interested in any trades
Scammers dont waste my time !
Mike Ellingsworth

Like new Daystate Redwolf HP .22

Walnut stock with lower pic rail installed, upgraded 580cc bottle with one magazine (new style) and single shot tray. Includes the upgraded cocking handle (original included as well).

One battery, charger, manual, original box

Shoots the 25.39 on medium at 990 and is phenomenally accurate.

Bipod not included, have multiple moderator options that can be discussed if desired. I would recommend the 0dB.

Say 1700 and we can split the shipping. Always open to trades but please don’t get upset if I say no.

Hi I'm looking to get a Vixen long for some pest control but I'm not sure what to get.
I'm not looking for very high power as it is for backyard pest control.
So the focus is a lightweight setup and no crazy power to keep it safe.

I am reading that the vixen in 177 likes a variety off slugs so i'm not sure if i would go for that 177 or the 22.
A 22 15.89gr pellet at 900fps has 28.60 fpe but only a BC of about 0.025-0.030.
A 177 10gr slug at 900fps has 18 fpe but with a BC of about 0.047-0.048

If I would want low power from the 22 i would have to go very slow so I looks like the 177 slug would be the better option,
with better wind resistence due to the high BC and being a slug i'm assuming good expansion.
But nothing beats practical experience so i would love to hear if any body can share their experiences on this.

Regards JP

I absolutely LOVE this gun. The stock is one of the nicest I have ever seen on a FX. It is smooth and quiet (Neil Claque moderator) and HUMA regulated with a 480cc carbon fiber bottle.

This is a later model with the power adjuster and as tuned shoots the 18.13 at 890 on high and is absolutely hands down one of if not the most accurate gun I have ever owned or shot with that pellet.

I bought this not to long ago and had it resealed and the new HUMA reg installed and has been in the safe ever since. This gun needs to go to someone who will use it…..I have thrown all my energy into bench rest and as much as it pains me it can’t just live in a safe and honestly is just to nice to take out on my veteran shoots I host.

1,000 (obo) yes, I know this is spendy for a Royale but once you see and shoot it you will understand why……

Pics do not do it justice.

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