It's in like new condition. All stainless steel screws are in plastic baggie with it. It's not being used so I'm gonna sale it. 275$. You pay shipping. If you have something you may want to trade let me know.

Okay, so to all those who have bought items from me recently and I screwed up the review process by selecting me as the buyer and not the seller.
I tried to fix it however the editing wasn't available, my apologies.

Larry

This question is prompted by “already being discussed “ suggestions that pop up when someone tries to create a new post. I recently commented in a post that resurfaced 6 years later from 2018. Now, some information remains constant, but airguns, especially pcp and night vision or thermal optics are ever evolving sections. IDK , maybe AGN adds a software program that purges threads/posts after say 3 years. I’ve personally have had members respond and ask questions to posts I’ve made years ago on a gun or scope that I’ve sold years ago. Maybe a term limit on posts, will also cut down on website storage requirements. Just my 2 cents.

My wife calls to me and says is that a woodchuck by the barn or a rabbit? I grab my binoculars and it a chuck. Asked my wife to keep and eye on it. And I ran to the safe and grabbed the Ghost Carbine, loaded up five JSB Exact Jumbo 18s. Got onto my deck and the poor thing didn’t stand a chance, it was offering a frontal shot. I sent a pellet and watch it go instantly down. Tail stiff in the air, kept the scope on it, until tail went down. Right after a cottontail saunters up right behind the expired chuck. My wife saw the kill and is conflicted for alerting me, I smacked her on the butt and said, you did the right thing… Proof of concept…

Vector Veyron 3-12x 44 FFP Compact scope, 1/10 mil, 30mm tube.
Scope is in perfect condition, was going to use it on my basement gun but changed my mind. 10 yard minimum focus. Includes original box and packing, manual (it’s just a two sided sheet), flip caps, lens cloth, honey comb shade.
$100.
Buyer pays shipping.
Sorry I don’t use any electronic payment methods. I will accept personal check, USPS Money Order, cash if you want to. I have an excellent seller rating and have sold quite a few high end rifles on this site.

Selling a very nice HW97K in .22. I installed an ARH spring kit with a Vortek seal. Also has a Rowan set back trigger. Replaced factory slotted screws with allen heads. Shoots JSB Hades at about 670fps very accurately. Only has about 75 shots through it.
Comes with a Hawke 4-12 Airmax scope and Sportsmatch rings.
Little over $1000 invested.

Asking $675 shipped in the CONUS. No trades please!!

This is was 5 shots at 30 yards after a few clicks left on the scope.

Not sure what these grips are for, let me if you do..

Hello AGN community! Below is a video on the new BRK Ghost barrel tensioner kit. I hope you find the video informative, and get a better understanding of how a barrel tensioning kit may be a worthwhile upgrade.

I have always assumed that the Diana 460 would be the standout underlever in .22 caliber. Not for competition, but for most everything else. Including some bragging rights off the bench.

But now I'm wondering about the TX. And a friend has an outrageously accurate .22 HW97k.....

So, since forums need threads, and I'd like everyone's insight, I'm posting to ask about it.

Thanks in advance!

Love rain days. This morning I shot 3 guns in common with the Weihrauch stainless version. It sure is a durable finish. And for a change they look good, they dress up nicely.
‘First up is a gem HW97 .20. If I notched this for tree rats, it would be saw dust. A gun you can measure everything to. Another I shot, a 97 Blackline .22. Another Rocky gun. Love the stainless on black. I could part with this gun, but it’s like one of the children. Staying for now.
Now this next rifle is very special. My newest, I bought this from my buddy. This is the first Weihrauch I ever saw, the start. It’s about 8 yrs. old, had nothing done to it and shoots like a dream. HW80 .22. Another black.My friend sprayed some SC1 all over this gun 2 years ago. No fingerprints, zero. I think he said it’s used on motorcycles.Nothing to wipe off. You have to be careful when carrying the barrel is slick. Really enjoy shooting thie one.
Let’s see those stainless guns. I know there’s some keepers out there. Crow

A couple years ago this was being hailed as one of the best offerings for compact full-power PCPs. People were gushing. But lately I've started to see them trickle more and more into the classifieds here and elsewhere and not much commenting on them anymore. I was a bit critical of them due to the price, but I had begun considering this gun as a future option if/when I need to replace me current primary critter gitter.

So what say the users that now have years of experience with it? Is it all that is was cracked up to be? If you sold it, why?

What are your thoughts about holding a 100 yard EBR style match limited to .177 cal rifles only up to 40 fpe?

I received a new gx cs4 compressor last night and put 50/50 antifreeze mix in it, topped off my 30 minute tank from 3500 to 4500 in about 35 minutes. I had a digital thermometer in the coolant tank. It reached 139°f by the time it was done. Ambient temperature was 75°f. Anyone else check coolant temp? What are you running at?

If you had $2500 to spend on an pcp air rifle what would you buy ??

Does anyone know where I can purchase a bottle valve wrench for BRK valves? several kits available for FX but none for Daystate or BRK

I am not going to highlight any 1 particular brand with this since it seems to be something industry wide. The quality of muzzle crowns is not everything it should be on many AGs, on some there has been zero effort made to create one. Most do not own the necessary equipment to recrown barrels themselves. Yet there are many posts of every make and model with people achieving good accuracy, and fans of every brand out there. Out of curiousity do any of you own a rifle with a mediocre crown that exceeds accuracy expectations?

Hi!
I'm building up my 1st PCP; an FX Panthera in .25 (600 or 700) with the expectation of doing some long range shooting. I have 2 questions for anyone with long range air rifle experience:

1) What is the max effective range of a .25 air rifle? (How far out can you reasonably expect to maintain minute-of-pigeon accuracy and still have the force to do the job)

2) What magnification would you prefer (a reasonable min/max magnification)

Thanx!

Hi everyone, I am going to sell my beloved Feinwerkbau 103 match pistol that looks just like new. I am from Germany and they are very sought after here, but even more so in the states due to rarity. Can you tell me the best sites, where I could offer it for auction and get the most attention?

Shooting into a 9mph twitchy headwind is challenging with 18gr pellets. I think I held pretty tight groups up to 85 yards. The 102 yard group opened up considerably. But hey, that’s pellets in wind. Love the Crown in the 380mm set up!

Always striving to make the range fun and accessible, Rick, Dubre, Isaiah and I installed a “bridge” to allow easier access across a small creek that dissects our range area for possible additional/future lanes.

First time firing the Bosler. A new valve and new seals were made.

The gun shoots great and was filled to 600psi.

We were shooting .465 round balls.
My friend Larry who casts the lead was having fun shooting these things

Video needs editing later... but wanted the first shot of the gun on filmed

For the people that tune their gun and polish the piston and compression tube or triggers components ? . do you need to go back and re polish after a while ?
This occurred to me as i polished the sterling silver for dinner the other night .
Thanks .

Hi - I am a newbie to airgun. I am interested in long range (300+ yard) shooting and am consordering either Airforce Texan SS 308 or FX impact m3 30/357. I am leaning towards a used FX. I read about issues and time required to tune FX. Would love to get your opinions.

So glad that I took the time to bring this rifle back to life. I purchased two HW85s from the same gentleman. One of them was functional, while the other ( the rifle pictured ) had a broken cocking shoe, a torn piston sleeve and a badly split stock on the under side of the forend where the cocking lever blasted through it when the cocking shoe let go. The stock was rough. Full of dents, scratches, and gouges. The metalwork was still pretty nice. Some light surface rust that left some freckling after I buffed it off.with the time tested OOOO steel wool and Balistol. Otherwise, considering its age and evident lack of care, the bluing was surprisingly decent.
I tore it down and thoroughly cleaned every part. I installed an ARH Hornet kit and lubed the gun with the proper lubes in the proper places, and then I went to work refinishing the stock. Took her for a spin tonight. Time well spent on this one...