This AAA Evol .30 caliber is brand new. This was sitting in a friends shop for quite some time until I got my hands on it.
Was purchased at the end of 2023 and was sitting around unfired since. I did a function test and a leak test all good.
The current speed is 850 ft./s with JSB 44 grain pellets. That’s the way it left the factory. Can be re-tuned for higher speeds.
$2200. shipped. Or best offer. PayPal friends and family Venmo or Zelle.
**** the only trade I will consider is a American air arms mini*****

Calling all p-rod owners… is it normal to feel a slight blast of air near/at the rear of the gun after trigger is pulled? I mean very very slight, but not normally felt w other pcp’s.

Gun is currently unmodified/out of box, except for custom stock (as pic). Everything appears normal during shot; target is hit at point of aim. Getting near consistent avg speed of 720fps @ 11.75gr (.22). Except I can feel a brush of air on my face… really odd. Anyone experienced the same.. is it normal?

The Karma Red Panda: A New Era in Airgun Precision​

The all-new Karma Red Panda Precision Airgun System is engineered from the ground up to deliver superior precision across multiple shooting disciplines. In 2023, Thayne Simmons, shooting for Team Saber Tactical, showcased the air rifle’s capabilities with three first-place finishes using a prototype. Check out our quick highlight reel and also PJ's deep dive into what the 2025 version of the Karma Red Panda is all about:



The 2024 benchrest competition season further solidified its reputation, with over a dozen finalists competing with the original Red Panda, multiple podium finishes, and Thayne setting the all-time professional air rifle benchrest world record score of 240 with 8 Xs. Karma Airguns is proud to announce that the current version shipping to shooters incorporates extensive engineering enhancements to make the Karma Red Panda a breakthrough in precision airgunning through a single precision focused airgun platform.

Dual-Purpose Competition Performance: Precision Marksmanship Challenge & NRL22​

Beyond benchrest supremacy, the Karma Red Panda Precision Airgun is now optimized for Precision Marksmanship Challenge and NRL22 positional style shooting competitions, making it a true dual-purpose airgun platform. A major breakthrough in its versatility lies in the newly engineered barrel system, which features an optimized profile and proprietary rifling designed to accommodate both pellets and slugs with exceptional precision. This barrel technology enhances ballistic efficiency, ensuring superior accuracy across various shooting disciplines.

In addition to the upgraded barrel system, the Red Panda features a more compact overall height profile. The redesigned front rail and plenum have been vertically condensed by nearly an inch compared to the previous model, significantly improving handling and balance in dynamic shooting positions. These enhancements make the Red Panda an ideal choice for shooters who demand precision across both long-range benchrest competitions and fast-paced positional shooting formats.

Revolutionary Plenum and Airflow Design​

The newest version of the Karma Red Panda has been re-engineered with a groundbreaking approach to isolating the plenum air source from the barrel, further refining its precision and consistency. This redesign integrates a twin-tube plenum and high-pressure air source into the front rail system, eliminating any potential air pressure fluctuation effects on barrel harmonics. By creating a direct and uninterrupted airflow path to the 360-degree radial transfer port, this system ensures maximum efficiency and consistency in every shot. Additionally, the Red Panda now boasts one of the largest onboard air plenums in the industry, delivering a massive 200cc of regulated air volume.

Precision Karma Airguns Bull Barrel System​

One of the key advancements in this air rifle is its precision supergrade bull barrel system. This advanced barrel incorporates a 360-degree radial transfer port, delivering the highest level of consistent, clean airflow in the industry. To maximize barrel rigidity and provide predictable barrel harmonics, the barrel-to-action connection is secured with six high-tensile-strength bolts, creating one of the most rock-solid mounting systems available.

Cutting-Edge Barrel Rifling Technology​

The proprietary Karma Airguns barrel rifling manufacturing process undergoes an intensive multi-step approach, utilizing a precision measuring technique that checks for zero variances in bore and land diameter along the entire barrel length. This ensures absolute uniformity and peak ballistic performance. This approach to a one-of-a-kind rifling manufacturing process limits the amount of rifling marks imprinted onto pellets or slugs, resulting in a higher ballistic coefficient for every projectile. The increased ballistic coefficient translates to less wind deflection and improved downrange energy retention, ultimately leading to higher scores in competition. Every barrel is subjected to rigorous testing before shipping—if it does not meet the highest precision standards, it is rejected outright.

Consistent and Adjustable Shot Performance​

Combined with dual stainless steel externally adjustable regulators, the result is outstanding shot-to-shot consistency and stability. Further enhancing predictability is the two-stage adjustable match trigger, offering a light pull weight that can be fine-tuned for precision shooting.

Enhanced Adjustability for Competitive Shooters​

The Red Panda includes a variety of adjustable features tailored for competitive shooters, such as a tool-free externally adjustable transfer port and an externally adjustable hammer spring for customized tuning. Additionally, the stock features an adjustable cheekpiece and shoulder pad, allowing shooters to achieve optimal eye alignment and a comfortable length of pull for peak performance.

Optimized Optics and Accessory Mounting​

For enhanced accuracy at long distances, the top Picatinny rail is built with a 30 MOA cant and includes a rear bubble level to ensure repeatable precision. The front rail system also incorporates long M-LOK accessory rails, allowing shooters to attach shooting weights, bipods, and other essential accessories.

Air Capacity for Extended Performance​

The rifle’s aluminum air cylinders boast an impressive 700cc capacity and fill to 310 BAR (approximately 4,500 PSI), providing ample power for competition use. The modularity of the air capacity can be modified to remove a rear air cylinder for a lightweighter configuration. With a proven track record in the highest levels of competition and cutting-edge engineering for superior accuracy with both slugs and pellets, the Red Panda Precision Airgun stands as the ultimate choice for serious benchrest competitors.

$799 free shipping. New in box. Included Zelos padded box and all accessories. You can PM me here or email me at [email protected]

AAA .30 caliber 18’’ PRS stock. This Gun is a great shooter. It is not a safe queen. Overall condition is good.
There is some light handling marks throughout nothing major. if you would like to see some close-up pictures, please reach out.
up grades are Huma gauges and a 27 cc power Plenum has been installed. The gun shoots great with JSB, JSB Hades, AEA and FX hybrids.
it likes the 44 grain and 50 grain. As far as speeds. Test results with 44 grain JSB you can push them from 850 ft./s to 940 ft./s. Obviously the faster you push them the gun gets louder and your shot count goes down.. I particularly like it at 880 to 900 ft./s with 44 grain pellets. It can get a bit loud with factory moderator. I was running it with a Donny FL Ronin, sumo and showgun.
$1700. Shipped. PayPal friends and family Venmo, or Zelle.**** Scope, bipod, and bag are not included.***** I will also include a full set of o-ring that I have coming this week. **** the only trade I will consider is a American air arms mini*****

Ben Spencer and Phoenix Rod and Gun Club hosted an Ultimate Field Target match yesterday.

I'm going to do it backwards from my normal format a bit, by expressing thanks and appreciation first. First off, Ben, we appreciate you man. When I collectively consider all of the matches of yours that I've attended, you are responsible for a whole pile of really fun Saturdays over the last 5 or so years. THANK YOU BEN. Next is those who were able and willing to help out this month. If I leave anyone out here it is unintentional, please remember that this match report is written based off what I was told and I'm filling in the blanks. I know that Scott H. was on site to help with course set-up on Friday. Scott H, Jesse, and Paul were the target painting crew. Thanks guys. And I'm sure all the usual suspects helped out with sign in and sight in. Thanks to you as well. And thanks to those who donated $$$ for new ropes-that desert sun is brutal on them. Photo credit to Ben, Van, Tony, and Paul. And finally, thanks to PRGC for sharing their facilities with us.

From what I was sent, looks like there were 8 shooters in the 72 shot (sub 50fpe) Full Monty class, 3 in the 48 shot Short range class, and 2 in the 48 shot Long Range class. Ben's use of a near/middle/far target makes this uniquely possible at these matches, where anybody from 20-100fpe can shoot at the same time, slugs, pellets, sub sonic rimfire.



Here are the top three scores for the Full Monty class. Ben, Barbara, and Kent.


Weather topped out around 80 degrees and I was told that the wind was very deceiving this month. Going from hardly none to swirling very differently at the target than at the shooters box.

Here is the scorecard....


Had some brave souls in that Short Range class!!! I understand Wes used his WFTF rig, somewhat as a test of the targets to see if they'd go down with such little energy. If I remember correctly, there are targets as far as 64ish yards for the "middle". 12 fpe at that distance would be a CHALLENGE. And not a whole lot easier at 19 and 26 fpe for Jesse and Barry. Nice shooting guys. I always like to see lower fpe when we're talking about an airgun event.

Congrats to the winners.

I think there's only a few shooters missing in the following photos. The gang took and sent me some great shots.

Bought a Silent Force long last month from Sharg.pl. Wasn't expecting much from a $23 moderator. Put it on my .22 Shin Sung Career II 707. The Career is most assuredly not back yard friendly. Bought it, fired 1 round and put it in the cabinet awaiting a 1/2-20 adapter. I put an STO Falx on and it REALLY quieted the rifle down. Swapped over to the Silent Force and if there was any difference in loudness I could not tell.

So I ordered 3 more, $98 with tax and shipping from Poland.

I have a ton of regular guns but I am looking to get into a decently nice pcp rifle. My main reason is so I can shoot in my backyard which is in the suburbs but I’d also like it to be useful for hunting small/medium sized game. I am thinking .25cal but I am open for recommendation there as well.

My front runner as of right now is the Brocock Ghost HP. Is this a good choice? I also want something that is going to be quiet so I don’t piss off my neighbors. I want something that is set it and forget it type of gun that has very good build quality and isn’t prone to breaking.

I have a Uragan 2 25 caliber and really enjoy it. I have owned a AAA Evol and a FX Impact Mk2 both in 30 caliber. Sold them both. Each was super accurate. Been searching for another 30 and have been waiting for the Uragan 3 to come out. I noticed that Tony has the Uragan 2 in 30 caliber red laminate for $1400. Wondering if it's worth the wait for the Uragan 3? Benefits and likely higher price? Sure don't like the wait but sure don't want to make a mistake. Thoughts?

Been looking around trying to find info on how people feed the .25 600mm and mostly find 700mm or .22
Does anyone know how the .25 in 600mm shoots with slugs?
It's about a week until I can get to the range as it's still closed which sucks because the weather is supposed to be really good this week.

For sale is this .22 cal Condor SS. It has an 18" Lothar Walther barrel (1:16 twist). The air tank on this gun has a specially designed valve system that achieves very high velocities. So, if power and accuracy is what you are looking for, this AirForce rifle will not disappoint.

I bought two Condors, and I need to sell one. This one is lightly used.



I am asking:
$500 for the Condor, shipped.
$575 with the added sights, shipped

I (Felix) am posting this ad for markhooper, who did not feel comfortable to navigate through the forum to post it himself. So if you can please message Mark with your interest or questions, that would be great.

Mark Hooper <--Click on my name to respond to this ad.

I'm a fan of having elevated targets on a FT course. If there's any wind it seems as they are more difficult. At Sherwood Airgunners we have the option to having about half our targets elevated either by a.target stand in a tree or shooting up/down a hill. Today I added to our elevated target stands by adding 2 on our Highlands course. One is approximately 12ft while the other is about 18ft. Should make for some epic shots.

This is an original Russian made EDGun Leshiy classic, arguably most bulletproof PCP every made and extremely light (just over 4lbs). Huma regulated. I can tune it for high power or max efficiency.

Offering it in .25 / 250mm LW (EDGun's custom specs). Barrel is incredibly accurate.

Terms $1100 + 1/2 shipping CONUS

i did a google search, & did not find much , i need to degas so in can install a trigger kit purchased from a member here on AGN, & while i am at it, also install new cocking lever also purchased from another member on this forum , a video would be greatly appreciated, so i an copy onto a flash drive to watch ,as i have a bad memory ( CRS/CRCrap) TIA, roger

On my quest for the next air gun acquisition, I am all excited on the rifle until I realize the cocking lever is next to the butt pad on the rear of the gun stock. Disappointed, I move on in my search. You see, though having not shot a rifle so equipped I am nervous it would be cumbersome for me to make function correctly. So help me out please. Am I the only one with this fear of spending my money on a quality pcp only to be ergonomically disappointed? Or tell me to stop your worrying, Your making something outta nothing I will get used to it and be happy.

I sent this in for an o-ring replacement after only shooting it 2 or 3 times over the 2 years I owned it. Utah Airguns decided the new M3 block was better so they switched out my main Impact reciever block with the latest M3 block and re-sealed everything, and tuned it. So this is essentialy a brand new bronze M3 with almost every Saber Tactical accessory available. It has never been shot since coming back from Utah. You get the case, magazine, Impact rifle in .22 cal and everything you see here. I also have a bag of the original parts from before the Saber Tactical parts were installed. (Tripod not included).

This sat in the case the whole time I owned it accept for 2-3 times I made videos with it. I can send you some links if you would like to see the accuracy of this gun. I never shot it because I have about 40 airguns already, and no free time. Sorry about all the pictures. I just want to show how new the gun is. Just another "Airgun Channel Safe Queen"....looking for someone who will shoot it!

Price: $1895 free shipping. You can PM me here or email me at [email protected] Thanks -Nate

I recently purchased a very nice TX200 MkIII with a Sightron S-TAC 4-20x50 scope from a fellow AGN member. The rifle works flawlessly and is very accurate. The only issue is the scope isn’t level with the rifle. This would be an easy fix if it weren’t for the parallax wheel. When level, the wheel interferes with the gun’s stock. I‘m primarily a small game hunter but I was hoping to give Field Target a try in the Spring, so accuracy matters.

I’m hoping people with more experience could layout some options. Here are the ones I can think of:
1) Buy a smaller wheel. The one that came with the sale has a 5” diameter. I think a 4” wheel would do the trick.
2) Carve a chunk out of the stock to provide clearance to the wheel. This is NOT an option for me. This rifle is way to nice to do that.
3) Do they make parallax knob extenders? I figure moving the wheel out 1/4” would do the trick.
4) Rotate the scope out-of-level to avoid the interference.
5) Other…Is there a simple fix to this situation that I’m just not seeing?

interested in these ..........feedback anyone?

I'm planning on purchasing an FX DRS classic walnut, 600 mm 25 cal. Should I be able to expect to shoot slugs and pellets with equal accuracy with the barrel that is stock on that model, or will I need to do some sort of customization to shoot slugs accurately? thanks

I am looking to get back into airguns (loved them as a kid). My main use will be shooting paper on my own property. To keep all the neighbors happy, I will almost certainly need to use lead free ammo (it's a wetland area).

My question is, should I go up in Caliber to compensate for the lighter lead free ammo? If so, how much should I go up if I was originally planning on a 22 caliber? 30 cal or 25 cal?

Would appreciate any advice

After well over a year of messing with my 22cal RAW, I'm finally done. I'm using a 21" LW 12-groove barrel that Scott machined for me, as I prefer the balance to the longer 23" barrels. I'm using an SSG in conjunction with a TM hammer. The reg is set to 135 Bar. I set it up to shoot MRD Light pellets at 35fpe (about 95% of max energy at this reg pressure), which average 1/2" groups at 50yds. I also swapped out the RAW chassis and MDT buttstock. I'm happy with the final setup.

I did a shot count yesterday. I'm getting 120 shots with an SD of 7 with a 3ksi fill, shooting down to about 125 Bar. Does my shot count seem about right for this power level?

Thanks!

I bought this rifle a few years back for Hunter Field Target. .177 with a New Element Helix 6-24x50 scope with adjustable rings. I decided to shoot WFT. So built a custom gun for that instead. It has a small blemish on the stock you can see in the pics. Beautiful gun but I don't use it and hate to see a gun this nice just sit. I'm hoping to find her a forever home with someone that will appreciate her. Smoothest cocking bolt I've ever felt. 11 shot in-line magazine built in. Stupidly smooth trigger. Gun, scope, mounts, probe, and hardcase. $800 shipped CONUS.


A better look at Condition. New factory box and accessories for the helix are also included.

32 yards outdoors in the wind. I have the group filmed on video shooting JSB 10.34

Hey guys,

This is a personal project I took on to build a mini bullpup out of the avenger.

It has a shortened barrel, recrowned and lapped.

Trigger modifications for a much more consistent and usable trigger. (Will potentially sell the trigger kit to people if there is enough interest)

Chopped stock

Custom moderator, barrel being shorter than factory is able to be freefloated and maintain excellent accuracy.

Dual mini air cylinders

The scope rail has been modified lightly to get the scope lower using low rings.

On a full fill, I believe it gets 50 shots at just over 20fpe. Loves Hades, and is an excellent squirrel gun.

Comes with two mags. Scope is a 30mm 4-14 SF ffp by truglo, very similar to the Bushnell FFP.

$500 shipped for gun, $600 with Scope reasonable offers entertained.

Get your one of a kind compact 24" bullpup here!

Contact me here

Via Email: camsprecisionairguns(@)gmail.com

Or

(Nine16) 531- two349

Hi,

I am selling/trading my Garmin Xero C1 Pro Chronograph that I bought 4 months ago. I have used it about 10 times. The condition is excellent.

Would like to sell it, or trade it for a rangefinder in the $500-1000 price range.

$420 OBO shipped CONUS PPFF

Send PM for more pictures.

P35x is in like new condition, comes with as you see it, affixed Donnyfl Koi, zulus 5-20lrf and utg bipod. 7 boxes of 400 Zan 13g, 4 tins 350 handn 13g, 2.75 tins of jsb KO 400 13g. 5000 slugs. May trade to something in a higher caliber, and may part out as well. Message for any questions, thx.