Just some suggestions for new gun owners aside from the obvious safety rules. I always inspect the gun for nicks, scratches dings and dents, I don't want a dealer by chance sending me a gun someone sent back or a shipper damaging it. Next thing I do is check all fasteners/screws ETC to make sure nothing is loose. Then I clean the entire gun specially the barrel as they generally arrive filthy. From there, (PCPs) I check the gauges and top off the air wait an hour or so and mark or write down the pressure on a piece of blue tape, stick it on the stock and put it in the safe to be checked the next day. What else do ya'll do with your new guns before you shoot them?

Sales Rules:

• I accept PayPal or Venmo - F&F only. Not my preference, but if we've done prior transactions I will accept check or USPS MO.
• CONUS shipping is included in the asking price.
• I go based on PM timestamp.
• Please - no trade offers for this sale.

I have a solid reputation on AGN as an excellent seller and buyer. Can provide member references upon request.

Selling off some extra ammo I've collected over the past few years. I have way more than I need and I'm letting these go for a good deal.

***SHIPPING IS INCLUDED IN PRICE***
Pellets will be well packaged using Pyramyd Air foam rings where possible.

There's a lot of pellets here so be specific in your PM which number lot(s) you want.

2) JSB .22 15.89gr - 10 brand new tins packed in sleeves of 5. PRICE: $120 SOLD




6) H&N .22 Barracuda 18gr - 10 tins, 2 sealed sleeves of 5 tins each. Price: $50 SOLD


7) H&N .22 Barracuda 18gr - 8 new sealed tins. Price: $40 SOLD


8) H&N .22 Barracuda 18gr - 17 new sealed tins. Price: $90 SOLD



***BELOW THIS LINE ARE SOLD***
1) JSB 10.34gr - 6 new tins. All from the same sleeve of 10 tins. PRICE: $65 SOLD

3) JSB .22 18.13gr - 10 brand new tins packed in sleeves of 5. PRICE: $120 SOLD

4) H&N .22 Barracuda March 21gr 5.52mm - 12 new unopened tins. PRICE: $80 SOLD


5) H&N .22 Barracuda March 21gr 5.50mm - new unopened tins. PRICE: $45 SPF

Hey fellow AGN members,
I am a long time Crown .25 pellet shooter and after my uncle gifted me with an Express, I want to start shooting slugs. First and foremost, I am a hunter and part time home range shooter. I haven't a clue what I am doing tuning for slugs. Uncle had it set @150 BAR. He had the Macro wheel set way up. I took that back to the 13 recommended setting. for starting. Been tinkering with various weights and brands of slugs. I would like input from you all on your favorite slug and settings. I would like also like two to three clips or more worth of shooting. This platform is heavy enough taking even a pony tank of air is not feasible for a long walkabout in the field or woods. I know how accurate my crown is with pellets. @ 50 yards shoot a single ragged hole. I know slugs are better suited for longer ranges but can I expect the same with slugs? Thanks,

Marty

Im thinking about buying the gx cs4 for filling my 45 min SCBA tank and a my small guppy tank what's y'all's thoughts on them?.

Good morning all,
I am looking for someone who does re-seal/tune ups on Webley Tempests. I have two of them and I believe one is in dire need of an overhaul. I have called Baker Airguns over in Ohio, but he doesn't service them. If anyone has some experience with a airgun smith that services Tempest please let me know
Sincerely
Mark

Was in AZ this weekend and picked up this beauty during the AOA Memorial Day free walnut stock upgrade promo. 20 Cal.

It's been 2 years since we lost our friend Will Piatt.
His wife Ginger is putting together a book about him for his family and you can contribute your stories or thoughts about him at the link below! Will had many friends and gave a lot to the Field Target community, so if you feel lead, click the link and add your thoughts! It can be as short or long as you wish. Thank you!

https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSfUDqx4vw6trB.../viewform

Was shooting these Healthways air Pistols and rif;e.

Ok yall thinking about getting the Leshiy 2 30 cal. Idk about barrel either 450mm or 600mm barrel.i do mostly target shooting And hunting out to 100 yards nothing farther So pellets all I shoot.

I had the oportunity to shoot with the new Vulcan 3 HP cal. .30
Unfortunately the wind was too strong
I shooted to gong at 150 meters with ZAN 59 grain and despite the wind the rifle performed very well

Here is the video with english subs:

Hi, looking for an S-TAC FFP mil 3-16 or 4-20. Thanks

Works perfectly - as I won't be able to host shooting guests outside any longer, I don't need three range finders.

$60 via PayPal F&F shipped within the continental US.

Thanks for looking. DZ

Hello guys
I am looking for Jaeger .22 or .30 in bullpup setup. If anyone wants to trade - please let me know
I have bunch of great guns.

After 10 hours of use.... My


I guess what I'm looking for are some instructionals for
▪ disassembly
▪ trouble shooting


Thanks!

Matthias

This gun can pass for old, new stock. Never shot the rifle until this ad. Five shot chrony string with 16gr. Apolo pellets: 813, 789, 771, 775, 775. Standard Deviation: 15FPS. 21.86FPE. No trades, third party, or international sales. Will ship double boxed, UPS ground insured CONUS. Weight: 13lbs. Dimensions: 47" x 12" x 4.5". Buyer pays UPS ground insured (Pirate Ship). Paypal FF/Venmo/Walmart2Walmart or USPS MO. Asking $825 + shipping.

Is there anything out there like the original Shoebox? Mine has been trouble free other than a couple routine rebuilds over the course of something like 15 years. Where it is electric powered it only needs a tiny/quiet compressor and an occasional dab of white lithium grease on the pistons. I am worried that mine will die at some point as parts are drying up. the Altaros while nice is air powered and requires a lot more first stage air IE a large compressor. I read about nothing but failures from what’s available today. Is anything worth buying?

I just got off the phone with a farmer friend who is going to show me a new place to hunt pestilent ground squirrels. I can't speak for you fellers, but I would rather have an hour in a new hunting ground than a week at Disneyland. What makes it even more fun is being able to be have it all to myself...no waiting in line, no parking problems, no traffic, no screaming rugrats, and now that I'm retired I can go any day of the week. Being all alone is not my first choice, but my shooting buddy passed away. Now when I find a new spot to shoot, he always goes with me in my thoughts. We used to have some terrific times out shooting together. Don't take your good times or your friends for granted, they don't last forever.

Here's the deal: I have a .22 Dreamline Classic with a 500mm barrel. The regulator is set at 100 bar. I'm shooting 18 grain pellets and would like to get near 900 fps. I suspect I'll need to slow things down to achieve optimal accuracy, but I'd like to hit 900 to give myself more space to work. I should be able to reach these speeds, right?

I did the whole rigamarole with adjusting the hammer spring tension and regulator pressure. Even with a nearly maxed out hammer spring at ~115 bar, I'm only getting a very erratic 870 fps. Am I asking too much of the 500mm barrel? I'd like to maintain a decent shot count, so I'm trying to avoid high regulator pressure.

Ideas?

Phoenix Rod and Gun Club and Ben Spencer hosted a UFT night match on 05/25. A total of ten shooters attended, 3 rimfire, 1 slug, and 6 pellet.

Photos were provided by Scott, Dan, Ben, and Wes (thanks guys!) While these guys took some really great photos, it's really hard to capture just how cool it is to shoot a match at well-illuminated targets in the otherwise dark night....nothing else quite like it.

Multiple shooters reported to me that the beginning of the match had some light and variable winds that needed to be accounted for, but even those light winds died off later in the match and became not much of an issue. One shooter estimated the temp in the mid 70's. Overall sounds like just about perfect weather for a field target match.

Tony T chose to spend his 39th () birthday with some of his shooting buds at this match. The story I got was that his family couldn't understand why he wanted to celebrate by shooting a match and he told them he can celebrate with them any time, but a UFT match was happening and he wanted to be there to try out his new Pardini!

Steve M got sick at some point during the match, said he had some pretty severe heartburn. It didn't appear to affect his score much though, as he turned in the overall high score of the night.

Tom C of American Air Arms competed in the slug class. Sounds like he was doing some testing on a .223 slug EVOL and started the match with not much dope. His scorecard tells the tale. He was 2/16 on his first 4 lanes, but something clicked on his last shot of his fourth lane and he went 25/28 on his next 7 lanes. ie he figured out his trajectory and shot like a house on fire the rest of the match.

Tim G is a first-timer and turned in a very respectable score for first time at a night match. I heard that he, Van, and Ben shot through the course again this morning, prior to getting the course torn down and put away. This is an opportunity Ben offers to those willing to help put the course away and I'd recommend taking him up on it. It ends up being a win-win. He gets some help, and the volunteer gets some practice in on a real course.

And how bout Wes C, turning in a 44/48 in the pellet class?!?! and using the .22 Monster RDs none the less. When they're good they're GOOD! Wes's score with pellets bested some of the slug and rimfire shooters even. For a pellet launching airgun lover such as myself, I love to see a pellet shooter do so well.

Overall course Troyer was a 33.6, not accounting for the standing tripod shots. Those are a new twist and I'm not too sure how to include them now. They're much easier than true/actual offhand. For reference, the "easiest" shot was a 1.75" @ 35 yards for a 20T and the "hardest" was a 1.75" @ 75 yards for a 48.2T. I included those 5 highest T targets in the stats, as well as the 4 standing tripod shots.

Great shooting everybody.

Here's the equipment list and scores...



Thanks to PRGC, Ben and help and anyone else who took part in the behind-the-scenes for making this match happen.

(I'll use an additional post for all the photos)

Near new Arken 5-25x56
VPR FFP Mil.

$400 shipped CONIUS
Trade for an "Optisan CP 4-16x40 MOA" must be in great condition.

Been on the hunt for a rifle with more power than my hw30 in .177. Looked d34s, and various clones. Thought about a gas ram for a while, I have never had 1. Finally came across the agd website having their sale for the weekend. After cruisin' through pages of rifles I found the Crosman Vantage NP in .177 on sale,and still able to use the discount code. Rated at 1200 fps with alloy. After reading the reviews and whatever else I could find between them, PA, and posts here I ordered the combo. I am prepared for the scope to be a disappointment, and to have to do the bearing mod on the trigger. Overall the rest of the reviews are quite favorable. I also like the idea it comes with a wood stock, although no fancy high figured walnut or anything like that. To be fair you can't buy a nice walnut blank for the cost of the whole rifle. Either way I am a big Crosman/benjamin fan, and it seemed right that my first go at a gas ram style springer would come from them. supposed to arrive Friday. Looking forward to putting it through it's paces. I would prefer if only the front sight was fiberoptic,but at least it comes with open sights. I imagine we are still in the time frame where this will be "old" stock, and fall into the now collectible pre-Daisy/gamo Crosman production.

looking to sell my 22 caliber Walther Reign. its the high power shrouded version. it comes with 2 magazines and a fill probe. the dovetail rail is also included. the magazines are not in the pictures but are included.

priced at $410 shipped

I know the Sumo might be a little quieter, but the size and weight is also a little more than the Koi. With the thin, floating barrel on the RAW rifle I am thinking the thinner but slightly longer Koi might look a little more uniform but still do a good job. The RAW rifle I bought did not come with a moderator and I need to quiet it down some for sure.

Does anyone own both on a RAW and have any opinions?

Selling my AAA Evol Magnon
30 caliber. Excellent condition. LuthAR butt stock. 1 magazine. Amazing accuracy. Scope and bipod not included. $1800 TYD CONUS.

I just got back from an Iguana Hunt in South East Florida, in the Canals just below Fort Lauderdale. I booked the hunt with the Python Cowboy's Outfit.

Mike and Otto were booked up thru Sept so we got, Sammy and Matt and the new dog, Phoenix. Phoenix is a 13 month old German Wirehaired Pointer like Otto with a similar amount of enthusiasm for the job of Retrieving the spent Lizards. She was one of the highlights of the trip.

I had also booked a Pig Hunt but the day before I was to leave I found out my gun case was oversized and commanded another $240 each way! I had no other gun cases that would have made the New Size Restrictions. (L+W+H = < 62" total.")

So I cancelled the Pig Hunt and left my guns at home. This turned out to be not a bad thing as the guns supplied by the outfitter were "Edguns Leshy .30 cal. Semi Autos !"

I had never heard of these guns and they are not cheap! But they work very well, are deadly accurate and didn't malfunction even once. Not only that but they cost 10X what my Air Venturi Avenger cost.

After a few teething problems with the "Sighting in" of the guns, they got adjusted and we started hitting the lizards. I hit one perfectly in the head adn it literally blew the back side of it's head out DRT! However there were many that required several shots to dispatch because if you don't hit their "Pea Sized Brain" They are NOT Dead and can still evade capture, and especially if they get in the water.

A .177 gun would kill them just fine as long as you could make proper shot placement. Like if you were on land shooting from a braced position. however shooting from a Moving Boat Off Hand a body hit will slow them down enough to make follow up shots. And that's why they like the .30 cal. Guns.

We had a great time and the $1250 got us a Boat, 2 Guides a Dog and really nice guns to shoot. You can have up to 4 p[people on the boat for the same price, which in the world of Guided Hunts is a Screamin' Deal!

Any way here's some pics. We got 16 Iguanas in the 4 hours we were out and saw some pretty cool stuff. Did I mention,, We had a Really good time !!!

Randy