Looking for a later mfg rifle either polymer or wooden stock.

Anyone here shooting .177 Varmint knockers? How are they performing for you? I’ve only had experience with Jsb KO slugs and decided to try the varmint knockers out. They have a significantly bigger hollow point than the KOs really looking forward to popping some pests with these lil grenades. Here it is next to a 10g and 13g KO

I just put in an order for 16 tins of the JSB Knockout Slugs 10g MK3 version at PA. Free shipping of course and they added a valentine day rewards bucks to PA accounts, used code SNOWY25. After CA sales tax it was under $10 a tin.

NEW / UNFIRED

FX Dynamic 700 in .30

Will come with Saber Tactical FX Panthera Drop-Down Front Bottle Adapter ST0060 & Saber Tactical FX Dynamic Folding AR Stock Adapter Kit #20997 M131

$1400 obo shipped to you

your welcome to call or txt me at 847.715.6944 if you have any questions

I have no intention of doing that, but my FX dynamic came with all kinds of warnings to not let the tank pressure go below the regulator. My question is what would happen if I did? Would it damage the regulator? Is it dangerous in some fashion?

Sorry if its a dumb question, I am an airgun noobie.

Thank you!!

I’ve got an old Rapid 7 (non-regg’d) that is shooting about 33 ft. lbs. that I’d like to bring under 20. Do I just get a lighter hammer spring, or is there something more that needs to be done? Any different methods to go sub 12?

Pristine condition has not been modified internally just barrel-bottle swap and carbon liners installed on both barrel kits. Mild tune gets good shot count and power but this can be adjusted to your desired needs and expectations. Accurate with Kings, Hades, Heavy Kings, and Knockouts. Comes with 700mm barrel (Superior) 580 bottle, 500mm barrel (Superior) 300 bottle, Donny Tanto, 3 mags but scope and case not included.

$2000 shipped ConUS (lower48) PP FF or Venmo. I have excellent feedback and frequently buy/sell here. Please PM for more pics / discussion. No trades and not willing to break up at this time.
Thank you!

Gotta love the walnut. RAW is at the British show and had some stuff. Looks like they also have some Theoben branded guns. Got the video from the RAW FB group.

My question is anyone running a .177 slugger drs? I’ve been thinking of running one with lighter slugs. I wonder what kind of shot count I could get out of it with 600mm barrel shp plenum and 10g slugs. Going bout 980 -1050 fps.

Wife gave me the ok to buy one last airgun for hft target shooting, the blackwolf or the ghost the cost is only 200 bucks difference between the two.

Anyone know just why they use the poly O rings instead of nitrile, viton etc? And has anyone changed, them out for an alternative?

I was casually considering a Red Dot sight for my pistol, guess that my wife noticed me viewing the videos and gifted me one for Christmas.

Don't have a clue about the Dot sights. Since my questions are general in nature I thought I'd post in the General Discussion area rather than Pistols or Optics sections.

So some help please...

The general recommendation is to mount the Dot sight as far forward as possible for best field of view. Tried both, don't see much difference. The forward location exaggerates my wobbling, would it be better to mount directly over my hand to minimize the motion?

I notice that changing head or hand position a little bit moves the reticle all over the place but the reticle to barrel relationship appears to remain (relatively) constant. How critical is head/hand position? Would I be better off mounting the Dot sight on a rifle?

Seems that the Dot sights are designed for quick acquisition of man-sized targets, in low light, at very short range... like intruders in the house Are the Dot sights suitable for head-shots on chipmunks at 15 feet or should I stick with iron sights?

Suggestions/recommendations/comments please!

So, mount far forward or at the back?

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We THINK (we try to THINK now and then) that the most popular sizes for rifles would be either of the 2 listed below. Both units are under $200 and have wheels, and TSA compatible.

Since there are over a dozen sizes of cases we carry, I am kindly requesting your assistance in determining which will be the most popular. By your replying here not only will you be helping us, but anyone who responds here will also get 10% off any unit. (shipping will be a flat fee of $29 for each unit). This is a limited time offer.
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Today's question is: Which Gun Case is your favorite size? What gun would you want to put in it?

There are a few basic routines I have when I'm finished with other "adult" obligations like work or chores ETC. I will sit and look up a few things online, a few sites I enjoy and find useful for information or pleasure like poker or fishing videos and of course AGN. One thing AGN does for me is keep me motivated to shoot my air guns. After a session of paging through the forums I get the desire to pull out one or more of my air guns out of the safe and send some lead down range. Thanks to all members for this inspiration.

What would you vote as the best airgun that you get the most out of it for the money?

Seems anymore PCPs are just getting more and more expensive. What used to be top of the line when i got in this sport a decade ago was like $1700-$1800 and good mid priced was around $1000. Now it seems mid proced PCPs are $1700-$1800 and your top of the line are $3000+.

Personally I think guns like the Taipan Vet2, Uragan 2, Vulcan 3 and BRK Safari are some of your best bang for the buck guns out there today. They seem to perform 95% of the way of those high end guns do but without the bells and whistles and for decent prices still.

Hello all,

New member here in the greater Sacramento area. I started getting into FT shooting back in the late 80’s in SoCal. I bought a used Daystate CRX from a Yellow Forum member but realized I didn’t have the time to dedicate myself to the sport.

Fast forward 40 some years and now I have the time and money to enjoy this sport. I don’t know where to start looking for rifles and scopes.

I'm interested in shooting PCP in the Open class.

Any recommendations would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Bill

Airgun is in very good condition. Holds air and functions as it should. Includes one factory magazine and fill probe along with FX hard case and FX Donny FL moderator. Scope and bipod not included. $950.00 shipped and insured UPS adult signature. Lower 48 shipping only. PayPal F&F preferred, regular PP is ok but buyer pays the fee. Not looking for any trades.

Where to go for the instructions on how to lists on classified?

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I have two match air rifles to sell. I have only had them for a couple of years now and have not shot either one very much (hence the sale). Unfornately I can't tell you much about their histories.

I can say that both of these rifles were users and though they are both in what I would consider to be very good to excellent condition, neither one is perfect so if you are looking for perfect you are going to have to keep on looking...

The first one is a very nice Weihrauch HW55M. Beautiful gun that shoots very well. Bluing and steel parts are excellent as is the stock. The worst cosmetic defect is a small scratch on the right side of the barrel (see photo). Rifling looks excellent. Just a pleasure to shoot this gun. Comes with the Weihrauch diopter sight as shown, but I do not have any extra inserts for the front sight (has a concentric circle in it presently). There are some very small indents in the wood but they really don't show in the photos. Asking $800 shipped CONUS

Hello AGN, it seems like this is the most active place to discuss PCP and airguns so I have come here for some advice.

I am considering getting one of the listed PCPs: Gamo Arrow, Diana Stormrider, Beeman Commander, Stoger XM1.

My primary use will be to shoot rats in my suburban back yard. They have learned what traps, so I need a different way to remove them.

As you can tell from the listed guns I am looking for cheap, these are pretty much all the least expensive while still somewhat decent PCPs (for my intended purpose) you can purchase. I don't have enough time to go out target shooting, thus im not willing to invest lots of capital in this project.

Ideal PCP would be first and foremost QUIET. I picked up a crosman vantage plus break barrel locally and tried it out, then returned it. The action was much louder than the pellet hitting my target. While most of my neighbors probably wont care, they don't need to know what im up to in my own yard, so Quiet is the most important feature im looking for.

Ideally this is what im looking for, in order of importance.
QUIET
0.22
$200-$250 ish or cheaper
Hand pumpable, no big tanks
reasonable accuracy

Hopefully some of you have first hand experience using some of the above listed PCPs and can comment on how loud they are. This seems to be the hardest thing to determine from reading reviews and watching youtube videos. Yes, choosing the proper ammo can make a difference.

I am also open to other options as long as they are easily purchased.
A bit of background, I am comfortable with firearms, own a few, and have gone through one of the Jr. rifle target programs when younger.
As far as air guns, I have a pump BB gun from my youth that will not end a rat, so we need something with more power.
Thanks for your comments on this topic!

Hi. I am fairly new to Airguns and have recently became a member of the Airgun Nation website. I am really learning a lot about my PCP and shooting in general. I am recently retired and thought bench rest would be a great and expensive hobby to take up some of my down-time.

I have attached a couple of paper targets (1”) I shot at an indoor range at both 25/50 yards with my .22 Redwolf standard. I am wondering if it would be worth it to buy a tuner to hopefully tighten up the groups or maybe I just continue to work on my shooting techniques which will hopefully improve my accuracy. I understand wind will be an additional element I will need to deal with, but just would like your thoughts in general regarding the tuning aspect. Thank you.

I am selling two match air rifles. I've only had them for a couple of years and have not shot them much, hence the sale. The other one is a HW55M in a separate post.

This is a FWB 300S in very nice condition. The gun shoots well with a slight twang. It will come with a complete (uninstalled) Maccari tune kit. The gun shoots well and I got the kit just to have it "in case" so I would not need it and not be able to get one. Anyway, the gun shoots well, very accurate as one would expect. The steel and bluing are in very good condition. The wood has some very small indents as would be expected given its age and there is some very mild flaking of clear coat near the recoil pad. The diopter site works well. I do not have any extra inserts for the front sight. The rubber eye cup is missing the rear portion but still functions well. A very nice shooter and a pleasure to use. I only wish I had the opportunity to use it more!
$650 shipped CONUS.

(SCOPE AND RINGS NOT INCLUDED)

Picked this up on trade last year, but it doesn't get much use so I'm looking to sell it and fund a new shotgun purchase. Shoots great, but doesn't cycle shots correctly. I have to manually turn the magazine after every shot. I hit up Brian at Edgun West and he said the valve pin is broken and that it's an easy fix, but I don't have time to mess with it.

FEATURES
-.22 cal
-350mm barrel
-DonnyFL moderator
-Upgraded larger bottle with original air tank also included
-8 magazines (these are $110 each brand new)
-3 magazine holders
-fill probe

$1,500 OBO with free shipping in the USA. I have great UPS rates through my business so I'll cover shipping.

RAW Micro Hunter in .177 caliber for sale in as new condition including one magazine and original factory hard case (scope and rings not included). It shoots 15.5 fpe and gets 50 shots per fill. I have not played with any adjustments since I purchased it new. Retune it to 12fpe, remove the stock and you will have a great pistol for PFT. Price is $1175 shipped to your CONUS location. I do not accept Paypal but accept cashiers check, USPS MO, Zelle or personal check after clearing. PM me for more details.

Not my video.