The 11 second video says it all.

Mike

I was looking at this for EFT but have safety concern. I know it has a safety but the gun is still loaded and hot. How do or is there a way to make it not "work" between stages besides the safety? Is it a matter of not having any pellets in the mag until you sit down and then load the required number of pellets and line the mag up and then shoot? Just curious because I know if I was a match director I wouldn't allow any gun on the range to be hot between stages. Is this the drawback with Huben?

Weihrauch HW30S Urban Pro .177cal tuned.
This airgun is basically new. (200 shots through it)
This is the quietist springer I have ever had in my life. The mod really does work, along with the tune. (I have a HW97 with a Mod on it and it's not even close to being as quiet as this HW30S)
Shoots JSB 7.33 at 687fps and H&N Baracuda Greens at 735fps, H&N FTT Green at 821 fps.
I tuned it myself with Vortek tune kit and Vortek piston seal. (I have done over 30 through the years)
Comes with the original Weihrauch 4x scope and mounts.
Price is $525 shipped, double boxed and insured
PayPal FF and MO's are accepted.
PM me with any questions as I always enjoy talking airguns.
If you need more pics, let me know.
Thanks,
Jason

Good day, I have a K&L L-Tech system in .22 caliber for sale.

I am going to start this off by saying that if you don't believe what I am posting than join the crowd because I don't either lol. It started off with following yet another rabbit hole with seeing different peoples experiences with altaros slugs and the general take on them was good so I decided to order some I ordered 2 packs In each weight ( 25cal ) so I got them and I didn't like the 50gr (because I wanted more power out of my fx panthera 700mm) and I wanted to shoot the 66gr but they didn't fit in my magazine so I ended up right in the middle at 60gr so i took them and velocity tuned them(850fps recommended by altaros) at home and got my es and sd really tight but i knew from experience tuning to many different slugs (including NSA H&N Patriot Javelins) that just getting your numbers tight doesn't mean that that you're going to get good groups. You have to harmonic tune, so I got out to shoot the first opportunity I had and of course it was raining foggy and some wind so I set and got sighted in at 50 yds and then shot a 3 shot group and it was one of the best 3 shot groups I had ever shot with slugs so I decided to move on out to 100 yds and I couldn't believe how good the 3shot group was especially considering the conditionsso I shot a second group and this time I picked up the speed of my shooting because the wind started to pick up but I think it hurt me more than it helped me and for the final group I slowed down again and the results are nothing short of amazing I have spent so much time on tuning different slugs but these I spent almost no time at all and already they are shooting way better than I could've dreamed of shooting my other slugsseeing the results of my gun my Dad wanted me to tune his fx impact m3 for the 50 gr slugs (850fps) and the next day we went out to our other range that has 300yds and we could not believe how good he was hittng all the way out at 200yds and 300yds here are some of the groups at 200 yds pretty windy conditions and here are some at 300 yds pretty windy conditionsso here is the information as I said in the beginning if you don't believe any of this trust me I can't either these altaros are absolutely amazing!

(NLA) Edgun R3M .22 in excellent condition. Stippled grip that feels awesome. Comes with Element Helix scope and Tatsu. $1150 shipped.

I am not longer doing the idea I had so I have a magpul prs gen3 stock with a brand new mil-spec buffer tube, castle nut, and both adapters to allow you to use the .223 or .309 size tubes if needed. Was $200 now $175TYD

*SOLD*. WTS Elite 3000 2x. Classic handguns scope, petite 8 3/4 inch long & 8 oz. I always liked these better than Leupold long eye relief scopes. The B& L are hard to find & this one looks to be near mint. Belongs on a classy pistol. No Box. 275.00 shipped USPS ground to CONUS. PP FF or USPS money order.

Somedoggy looking forward to the State Championships!



Contested in the most loverly December weather we could realistically have hoped for, the 2023 TEXtreme Rifle & Pistol State Championships weekend also went off not only according to schedule all weekend, but with nary a hitch, glitch, bobble or squabble. SAY WHAT?!?!

You heard it right. Contrary to some previous TEXtreme cluster-f… correction- ‘less than bobble-free’ events, somehow, miraculously, that senile OLD match director apparently got it right (this time).

Yes, the Earth has reversed polarity… like TEXtreme winds on (any) match day. The three match days included.

Precipitation having ended overnight before the Friday Pistol TFT match, the pistoleros did endure cool, wet, and muddy ground conditions early on. However that not only improved as Fridays match progressed, but put no damper whatsoever on the HOT pistol goings-on.

When the steam cleared, 2022 TEXtreme Field Target Pistol State Champion Pablo Bracaglia had successfully defended his title in no uncertain terms. Pablo’s perfect 60/60 score left little room for doubt about his pistol skills with ‘Ugly Stick’, a Benjamin Marauder rifle-to-pistol conversion of his own not-so-immaculate conception. Pablo’s perfect score ties the sixty-shot TEXtreme pistol course record. Ugly wears a UTG scope (the gun, not the shooter), and shoots 16 grain JSB pellets (the gun and shooter). For his efforts PB nabbed a $300 Airguns Of Arizona gift certificate, $150 in Airguns Of Arizona CASH , a TEXtreme Airgun Sports Pistol Champion gold(ish) medal, a TEXtreme Airgun Sports Pistol Champion pellet tin, and a Match Winner hat-pin. Congratulations Pablo; AWESOME SHOOTING!

Sixty-shot course record co-holder Derrick Wall was hot on Pablo’s heels with an awesome 59/60 for Second Place. Derrick shot a .20 caliber Brocock Commander P topped with an Athlon Talos scope, shooting 13.73 grain JSB pellets at 800 FPS. DW pocketed a $200 AoA gift certificate, $100 in AoA CASH , and a TEXtreme Airgun Sports Second Place pellet tin. Great shooting, Derrick!

Caleb Dickenson captured Third Place in the pistol championship with an excellent 57/60 score shooting a .177 Daystate(?) Pathfinder. Caleb’s Pathfinder wears an Athlon Talos 4-14X44 scope and shoots some kind of pellets 800 FPS. Caleb won a $150 AoA gift certificate and a TEXtreme Airgun Sports Third Place pellet tin for his pistol shooting. Good shooting, CD. (BTW, I report the information as written on scorecards.)

Since my partner in crime Art Womack is going to assemble and publish spread-sheets on the RIFLE matches that include each rifle shooters’ equipment, for the sake of readers with low tolerance for my r-a-m-b-l-i-n-g, I won’t report the rifle equipment information here. I’m SO good to Y’all!

Aforementioned partner in crime set a new TEXtreme sixty-shot rifle course record in Saturdays Rifle Match #1 with an incredible 58/60 score. Art negotiated the tricky NORTH winds in super-human fashion in edging Extreme Field Target National Champion Caleb Dickinson by one point in Saturdays rifle match. Obviously the hot shooting didn’t end with the pistol match.

Not far behind in Rifle Match 1 came Jim Martin with a 55/60, followed closely by me with a 54. That mostly sets the stage for Rifle Match #2, and the final rifle podium results.

With Sundays Rifle Match #2 starting earlier than usual for TEXtreme matches, for the first third to half of the match wind conditions were considerably less obnoxious than usual. However forecasts for winds arriving about mid-match proved accurate; unfortunately did not foretell how devious said winds could be! Swirling and shifting upon arrival, they then decided to be southerly; still swirling and shifting. Consequently totally different winds than Saturdays rifle match. Just how much the different winds had to do with a rearrangement of the podium is anybody’s guess, but rearrange the podium they did!

Caleb Dickenson’s third 57/60 score of the weekend was excellent enough to secure him the 2023 TEXtreme Field Target Rifle State Champion title, to add to his 2023 Extreme FT National Champion title. His 114/120 aggregate rifle score proved a comfortable margin of victory. Caleb nabbed the Sightron SIII rifle scope, a $100 Airguns Of Arizona gift certificate, the 2023 TEXtreme Field Target Rifle Champion gold(ish) medal, the 2023 TEXtreme Field Target Rifle Champion pellet tin, and a Match Winner hat-pin for his fine shooting. Great shooting, Caleb!

Having hoped to hang on to Fourth Place or jump into Third with my Match 2 result, although my 53/60 in Rifle Match #2 isn’t particularly impressive, my 107/120 weekend rifle aggregate proved just enough to leap-frog two places from my Match 1 standing by the hair on my froggy chin-chin. And though I usually consider Second Place an ungratifying consolation prize, this is one of the most gratifying First Loser titles I’ve captured in decades of competition airgunning. The $400 AoA gift certificate has much to do with that. However I won’t be embarrassed to wear the Second Place silver(ish) medal to the Old Geezers Disco, nor put the Second Place TEXtreme pellet tin to good use. Maybe even in public.

Jim Martin’s 106/120 aggregate score was good for Third Place. Jim pocketed a $300 AoA gift certificate, a Third Place bronze(ish) medal, and a TEXtreme Airgun Sports Third Place pellet tin for his efforts. Excellent shooting, Jim.

Tied for the fourth podium place after Sundays Rifle Match #2 with aggregate scores of 104/120 were Art Womack and Derrick Wall. Derrick prevailed in the one-round shoot-off to capture the Fourth Place $200 AoA gift certificate and a TEXtreme Airgun Sports pellet tin. Good shooting, D.

For the first time in TEXtreme history we crowned a two-gun Rifle/Pistol TEXtreme State Champion based on the aggregate of each shooter’s weekend match scores. Consequently Caleb Dickenson added yet another title to his relatively short Field Target career with an impressive 171/180 weekend aggregate. Also a solid 24 karat gold (colored) TEXtreme Rifle/Pistol State Champion pellet tin. BIG CONGRATULATIONS, CALEB!



Although there were no other aggregate awards, for interest sake Derrick finished second in the two-gun aggregate competition with a fine 163/180, and I was third with 160.

Prior to Saturday’s shooters meeting we had door prize drawings. What we lacked in quality door prizes we made up for in quantity and ‘differnt’. Most of the weekends seventeen shooters won door prizes.

Besides the most-generous donation of the SIII Field Target model rifle scope awarded to the 2023 TEXtreme Field Target Rifle State Champion, Sightron Optics also donated very nice Sightron caps, boxes of 50 Sightron lens wipes, and Sightron catalogs for our schwag-bags. MANY THANKS, SIGHTRON!

Strangely, Caleb’s Sightron cap that fit with room to spare Saturday wouldn’t fit at all Sunday evening. Must’a shrunk overnight… or something.

Of course we want to thank Airguns Of Arizona not only for the gift certificates and $250 cash distributed to the top shooters, but their sponsorship and support for TEXtreme efforts all along. THANK YOU, AoA!

And thanks to Jerry Cupples for the PelletGage notebooks used in our schwag-bags. And your ongoing support.

Lastly, thanks to Worm’s Smokehouse for catering the Saturday and Sunday hot lunches. They were great!

With the State Championships now behind us, it’s time to start pondering the 2024 TEXtreme Airgun Sports competition season. Stay tuned, Y’all.

And Hoppy Shooting,
Ron & Maggyy


Caleb Dickinson stealing the TEXtreme Rifle State Champion Sightron SIII scope and associated bounty.



Pablo reaping rewards of successfully defending his TEXtreme Pistol State Champion title.



Suffering TEXtreme levels of SMBAOS (Squad-Mates-Belly-Aching-OVERLOAD-Syndrome) about a 2" short winder cord, the Filed Tagret Genuis Macth Durecktor invented a quick-release, ergonomically-correct winder-extension handle in real time on the spot to correct the 2" deficit. (Patent pending; investment opportunities available)

COMES WITH EVERYTHING PICTURED

It's an MK2 500mm in .25 with the Hugget dedicated shroud which makes the barrel look longer but works great for sound reduction especially with the added moderator. It will include everything in the picture, the scope is a Blackhound Genesis 6-24x50 FFP MIL, also has an extended picatinny rail with an arca adapter, an MDT grip and the original 500mm shroud. The case foam is a beat up but the rifle is in great condition and holds air forever.

Asking $1900 1750 1650 1500 shipped OBO

PayPal F&F is preferred but may accept other forms

Feel free to ask questions and make offers, will condier trades of less expensive but compact rifles + cash. Can also text, call or video call.

I started to install a Vortex PG4 Steel kit in my R9 today. The rifle was over lubed and the spring broken. What I ran into was the steel sleeve on the rear of the Vortex kit measures .850" OD and the R9 piston measures .825" ID. I don't know if Vortex makes a smaller steel sleeve or I will need to purchase a new piston.

Results of the IRBR 100Y Benchrest competition
November 2023
Varamin Sniper Club


Top 100Y Benchrest
IRBR Benchrest Association
November November 2023
Varamin Sniper Club




Kamran Zakari with FX M3 air rifle and score: 477.5, 8X
Amir Hossein Shakibamehr with Prophet air rifle and score: 472, 5X
Kaveh Nasiri with Prophet air rifle and score: 471.5, 8X

First place in group B:
Mr. Arash Safdari with Cricket tactical air rifle and score: 439.5, 5X



The 1st place of this competition was won by kamran zakeri with an excellent score of 477.5, 8X and he also set a new Total record for 100Y class.

The 3rd place of this competition , kaveh nasiri ,break Single card record with awesome score 241, 5x for 100Y class

All top 10 shooter rifle tuned by SKK Group

The competition level was very high and many champions were present,
including Mr. Momenzadeh, IRBRS unlimited 50M record holder

The wind speed reached 5 - 8 meters per second on the day of the competition

Top single card and record of 100 yard competition of IRBR Varamin Association

Maybe this is the new free form design where one cuts off a hunk of lead wire and jams it in the chamber and crosses toes and fingers and hopes it hits something? It's like Cracker Jacks — one in every box (tin).

Looking to buy a portable comoressor who also can works with air tanks..

Daystate’s workshop guides offers a comprehensive set of online guides to repair and servicing of current daystate models - but can also be used for home servicing and repair by those with the necessary skills and aptitude. The Daystate Worksop guides are free to access and can be view on the Daystate website https://daystate.com/support/workshop-guides/
The guides are supported with you YouTube videos created in collaboration with the Sub12 Airgunners YouTube channel. This ambitions project is unique in the airgun and firearm community and demonstrates Daystate firm commitment to customer support.

I received an e-mail from Buck Rail this morning, it appears Terry already has a working prototype Carbine Conversion Kit in the works for the GK-1.



Looks like this could be a winner for those wanting to convert their GK-1 to a compact carbine with a folding stock. Personally, I'm really interested in the shroud that appears to have a full length Picatinny Rail on top and under the air cylinder.

At the moment there is no airgun on the market that that I'd say is perfect for me, that has all the features I'd like to see. Many airguns have some features I really like but none combine them all. The Skout Epoch, FX Impact M3 and Altaros M24 all have features I'd like to see in one rifle.

So I spent an hour throwing this together mixing the 3 rifles.
Barrel:
The M24 barrel also functions as it's airtank but this means the pressure on the barrel decreases as you shoot. So what if you made a barrel and shroud designed to hold the pressure?
Fill it to 200-300bar to hold the barrel in place but you only ever empty it when swapping barrel and liner.

Internals:
I really like the Epoch regulators and how they work. In the design below the plenum is designed so you can easily swap it out for different sizes.
The plenum is attached to the power block and the airtube to the plenum. Then again I don't know if you can design it this way or if there has to be some sort of part in between.
I don't know if the Epoch has a plenum or if the powerblock would do anything on the Epoch platform but if it's unnecessary then the airtank is probably pointless and the standard Epoch one works just fine.

Magazines:
Both the Epoch and Impact use the bullpup design and I really like it. The location is ideal for placing magazines of many different sizes, you could make a really large magazine that's shaped like an oval tommy gun drum. Ideal would be to make a mechanical system where the magazine is rotated as the bolt is cycled, would be good for semi auto or full auto as well.

Stock:
I like the Airmarksman FX Impact Backbone Rail, I also like the mlok rail on the Epoch. So I'd like to see an extended version of this.
The arca swiss rail underneath is locked in place with 2 mlok stabilizers. This would make the rifle extremely rigid.
I really wish the Epoch had a picatinny rail on the underside of the stock at the back so that you could attach a monopod there, the area isn't used for anything afaik so should be easy to add.
I would love to see a stock with a long picatinny rail on top, mlok on the sides and arca picatinny on bottom. Adjustable stock for height, length and monopod or place to attach monopod.

I want to Buy RTI HUBEN OR SIMILAR... CAL .22
$1000

THANKS YOU

Yesterday I tested this Huggett moderator in .25 cal in my first gen .22 avenger and I noticed a huge increase not only in accuracy but in sound deduction as well vs the Buck-Rail moderador. I decided to perform this test since several people swear that “supposedly” this 3D printed moderators are as good and efficient as the more expensive high end ones but I discovered that this theory is completely false, that’s why you have to take all what you read in the internet with a grain of salt. This despite it was not a fair comparison because this moderator was a .25 cal instead of the smaller .177/.22 that comes with a smaller id that is supposed to be even more quieter. I was so impressed with this results that I bought two more in the smaller .177/22 caliber for my others airguns and going to sell my DonnyFL moderators because they look much better also. This 3D moderator reminds me the popular saying, “you get what you pay for”…..

Selling a vector veyron 4-16 compact scope with IR and mil reticle.

Asking $200 shipped conus

Message me for pictures and more info.

Thanks for looking.

I recently received an Old Spook, “Ember” moderator designed for .22 caliber, and a carbon fiber shell. Construction is top notch, literally beautiful. To date it’s been used on two completely different rifles, for over a thousand rounds total and with similar results. Very noticeable sound reduction, looks great and most importantly, no loss in accuracy at all.
Two photos. First the Ember on a .22 BRK Ghost. Second shows the Ember on a new .22 FX King.

Hello, much more experienced airgunners!

I just ordered an Impact M3 in .25, and I’m curious as to the forum dwellers thoughts on pellets to try. I’m hoping to plink and pest at up to 100 yards quietly. Maybe someday I’ll play with slugs, but for now I just wanna plink. What’s a good pellet to start off with?

Thanks!

Curt

I have a Warren Edwards Walnut FT stock for the Walther LGU. The stock is great but I am selling it because I feel like it doesn't fit my trigger hand very well. The stock is in great condition, but I did slightly widen (poorly) the spot for the cocking lever as I noticed the fit was very close to the cocking lever. This is noted in one of the pictures. I am asking for $650 shipped to you. Only CONUS and payments will be on PayPal FF. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks!

Constantly, I view the posts and always admire the muzzle ends. Mine just plain, to me, were dreadful, I literally hated them. Naked, not what you were thinking. Filthy minds.
I mentioned to my wife that I was going to get a lathe. She says “ya right, you have time for something else”.
Here they were. Plain Jane’s.)
Reading this forum I found out SpiralGroove made them. I contacted Kirk after I realized how much warmer they will be this winter jacking the rifle. I shoot in temps. down to 0F. if no wind which can be most evenings. I shoot a lot with the lites at nite in the winter, the snow reflects the light..Here’s the fix.Kirk was most helpful, and did an awesome job. Meticulously packed for safe shipping. In Canada it’s illegal to own a moderator. This is Hollywood for me. Here’s a D350 above and a D34 below. Nite and day diff. I’m stoked about the improvement. Did my 98’s as well. Thanks again to Kirk. Crow