Weihrauch HW95L .177 Springer
About 7 months old and in perfect condition. Couple hundred pellets through it.
My first springer. After learning the artillery hold I was able to hit 12ga shotgun shells at 50 yards.
To me it is impressively accurate.
Trying to thin out my air rifle collection.
$200 plus shipping. USPS Money Order or personal check. I do not have PP or Venmo.
Link below from AofA gives details of rifle. THERE IS NO SCOPE ON RIFLE.
Includes all paperwork and factory box. Rifle was outside once and used during winter in basement.
Not interested in trades.
I have an excellent seller rating here and on Accurate Shooter forum.

Will the tightness of the screw holding the stock to the rifle have an effect on accuracy?

I’m fortunate enough to own a slew of PCPs accumulated since the 90s. My only shooting sport is biathlon, which I have participated in for >2 decades, lately with a PCP, starting unofficially with a TalonP some 8 years ago, struggling with that single loading in the cold!

I'm also a tinkerer (not in the Motörhead/Rallyshark class) and have a bit of that rooting for the underdog syndrome. I tend to post about exploits involving the new/extreme (Pantheras lately) or surprising finds (eg. 10grain Zans shooting MOA at 100y from a Leshiy Classic).

This time however, I want to pay homage to the PCP that doesn’t do anything special but just works every time and hasn’t had a problem (or a clean) for 10000 rounds. I think many of us have one. As you probably got from the title, it’s an FX Wildcat Mk3. Started life as a tubed 700mm sniper 22. Modded with a slug port, slug probe, plenum and enlarged TP and then converted to a bottle. It’s spent portions of its life as a 177 compact, a 30 cal sniper and a 30 cal compact, which is where it sits now. It’s been on many trips and has taken out a wide variety of game and pests. Its main duty is to deal with night time chicken raiders, equipped with NV. It’s even shot a rack of ribs out of the hands of a large coon at 1AM. He ran into a nearby tree trunk and seemed dazed for half a minute before taking off. I haven’t seen a coon for over half a year in my yard, so I assume he passed along a message about the food being possessed.

Anyway, here is ol faithful in its current guise, 30 cal compact, fixed 10X optisan, a Koi mod and a 400cc bottle. It’ll crank up to >100fpe with a heavy hammer shooting Zan slugs but at present it’s set to shoot the FX 44grain pellets at 70fpe. On that tune, it’s very efficient, has a sedate shot cycle and is relatively quiet. It never leaks, creeps or shifts POI even after sitting for a month and the Es is never more than single digits. When it’s not guarding chickens, I like to shoot it at 50y into duct seal just to hear the thwacks. Only downside is that the therapy ammo is pricey!

Ahhh, I feel better now that I’ve given it some credit! Feel free to pay homage to your own ol’ faithful.

At that point in the hobby where you have too many guns, and nearly all of them are too nice or personal to part with. I reckon the answer is more space and more guns. Seems like the right answer

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up for sale or trade
Gun in original padded box with 2 mags
I did get this gun second hand and there are some scratches. Gun shots pellets and slugs very well. Only reason I am selling is it’s just to long for me, cumbersome in a barn or thick woods.
$1990 shipping included

Gun is used but in very good condition. Has a brand new factory folding mechanism. Includes magazine and fill probe.
$325.00 OBO shipped PayPal Friends and Family. This is a nice small truck or backpack gun.

Anybody see whats different. ….

For sale is a FX Crown Yellow jacket stock in .25 / 600mm barrel. In great condition. comes with Carbon fiber tank and aluminum tank, Hard case and 2 magazines. Shoots great and no leaks!!! Any questions just ask. Asking $1700 shipped/insured. I accept USPS Money order or cashier's check. No trades. I will be at the Midwest Airgun show Saturday. Check out my table!

This is perhaps totally Field Target methodology related "or not". I really enjoy setting up different air rifles and diligently creating dope charts based on actual shots from a bench on a clear day - I always like to compare my trajectories with StrelokPro. To date the flattest trajectory I’ve found in the .177 cal is with JSB 10.34’s moving at 880 fps. I’m shooting flat in 3 different guns from 21 yards to 42 yards. The 4th gun, a TM1000 is shooting jsb13.4 heavies for comparison here. One gun, my Steyr HFT, is basically flat from 25 yards to 40 yards but had a very minimal drop out to 55 yards.
Q? What’s your longest flattest “verified” shooting gun/pellet combo? Please include the weight and brand of pellet and the speed you’re pushing it at.





@RScott I recently adjusted my scope - reduced the height by removing 1/2" pic risers and the following is the result for the Daystate Revere... the pic above left to see before and after:

Hi - I have one of these --> https://www.airgunsofarizona.com/precharged-pcp/weihrauch-hw100-laminate-carbine-with-moderator/

I'd like to clean the barrel - it's pretty tight in the space where you load it so best option is to pull the barrel off of it. That's not a big deal - I figured out how to do that. For those of you who might own one of these or something similar - whats the deal with getting the moderator off?? That thing is TIGHT. I haven't been able to get it off (yet). Do I need to vice the barrel and clamp it in right tight ( use a pr. of wood blocks or something ) and then . . . . I don't know - gonna have to come up with a means of gripping that moderator REALLY firmly to see if can unscrew it.

I was able to get some patches pulled through it but I had to go bass-ackwards using a straw feeding that down through the mod and then poking ( and poking, and poking, and poking ) around until I finally found the end of the barrel. ( using a patch worm ) This was far more "difficult" and clunky than it should have been compared to my other guns - taipans and rti's . . . . plus I'd just assume feed patches from the action end. ( <-- I tried that but for the life of me could not get the patchworm weedwacker string and the end of the straw to fins one another . . . )

I'm all ears guys. ;-)

So, i keep hearing people shooting the 44 grain jsbs at like 860 fps and im wondering why this weight and velicity are so popular. Is it an accuracy thing or air consumption?

Hi, I bought this Beeman R1 about 25 years ago from a pawn shop for $200, it’s a left hand stock Laser rifle. A while later I discovered that there was a book written on the R1 so I bought the book and spoke to Tom Gaylord who explained to me that the Laser model is somewhat special.
This was my first real airgun and I was shooting it daily and though if I had a right handed stock it would probably shoot it even better.
So I searched the Yellow classified and found the stock that’s on the gun now. I paid the same amount for the stock that I did for the rifle and the seller(real nice guy) told me it’s a very sought out stock and that after I committed to buy it he told me there was a bunch of people wanting to buy it behind me.
I like the stock it feels great but lately I’ve become more nostalgic and thought perhaps I should swap stock and keep it original.
I don’t compete I just shoot across my Florida room into my bedroom exactly 14 yards.
What would you do?

Hey this is for any body considering long distance airgun shooting. If you are considering spending spending alot of cash on a new long distance air rifle yo might want to take a look at a quick video I put together. Again not 100% accurate but enough to help new guys set expectations even with the best gear.....

Has anybody experience these pallets being so bad on the skirts? Is this normal?

I keep checking on Amazon if the GX cs4 compressor comes back in stock and today I noticed this one;



Anyone has any info on it ?

Thanks in advance.

Last one from an overseas purchase last year. I has had the chronograph housing update done but never a scope mounted to it.. $2000

FOR ALL PRACTICAL PURPOSES RIFLE IS SOLD. WAITING ON PAYMENT.
Wildcat Sniper MKIII .22 caliber 700mm

Includes DonnyFL moderator, manual, fill probe, hard case.

Scope and mount not included In price but is negotiable.

Gun is in like new perfect condition. I have just about 500 18.13gn JSB’s through it.

Gun was used two times for squirreling and sighting in and a little plinking after sighting in was complete. It is about 1 year old. Deadly accurate.

I am trying to thin my rifle collection a bit, I have an impulse buying problem as well. Not interested in trades.

Scope in photo was new in end of March this year, Vector Veyron 3-12x44 FFP and FX No Limit rings.

$1,000. Price includes $30 towards shipping.

USPS Money order or personal check. I do not have a PayPal or Venmo account. I have sold quite a few items on AGN and Accurate Shooter.com with no issue and positive feedback.

I’ve been feeling bad after chickening out of buying the Panthera in 177 and getting the 22 instead. So, I convinced my brotherIL to get one! My initial concern was that it wouldn’t shoot the heavier slugs and I didn’t want to be stuck with something that is 5feet long and can only shoot 13 grainers. Anyway, my BIL is relatively new to PCPs and loves my 22. He wants to be able to shoot at my 110y home range but also use the Panthera for pesting in his own suburban yard, mandating lower power and projectiles contained by his fencing. So the goal for him is to shoot 13g Zans at home and 16g at my range, if possible.

The mystery here lies in the capability of the FX liner in the Panthera. In the US, all 177 FX liners are 1:18 twist and of the standard, rather than heavy/slug variety. Heavy liners can be purchased in Europe but they also seem to be 1:18. With those “heavy liners” some Danish shooters have had good success with 16g slugs but don’t seem to use anything larger. The Panthera is advertised as having heavy liners in all cals. Are these the 1:18 heavy liners or something different? My enquiries to FX have yielded nothing clear, so the only option was to “suck it and see”

The P177, as I’ll call it, was set initially with a 110bar tune shooting 13g pellets at 1000fps. Correspondingly, it shot 13g Zans at around 990.

After cleaning the barrel, the first change involved increasing the reg to 122bar and HST to 2.45 on the micro wheel, which allowed the Zan 16 grain to reach 985 on the knee. Reducing the macro wheel by four turns, the 13 grainers shot at the same speed. Both projectiles were stacking at 50y, which means that my BIL was set for his needs.

However, after leading in with 100 or so shots, we were keen to try the Zan 20 grainers! The resulting tune was 140bar and 2.9 on the HST for 990fps (44fpe). They were stacking again at 50y, so we shot a quick group of 5 out to 100y, before some wind came in ahead of a microburst. Suffice to say that this is looking good! I won’t be able to do anything more today but I’m keen to push this tune out to 150bar and try to get a subsonic 50fpe! I also have some 23g inbound and if anyone wants to send me anything else that’s larger than 20grain, I’d be happy to try em out!

Caveat is that we’re at 5000ft elevation, so a 1:18 will behave as a 1:15-16. YMMV. The 20 grain Zan expand to .30 size in our duct seal putty, so they would certainly be effective on even the larger pests!

I was given this tank yesterday and all attempts at moving the valve in either the counterclockwise or clockwise directions result in ...NO JOY!

My attempts have been both with the knob pushed in until the spring was fully compressed, and all tension released.

It may be time to attempt removing the valve from the tank. Or alternatively, to admit its smarter than me and ask for help.

Any Help out there?

Yeah, makes one wonder if people really ever...actually...read the Classified section correctly. I don't think that they do. This same scenario can be seen in other sections also. Seems many ONLY read exactly...what applies to them, at that moment.

I see this all the time -

For sale, xxx rifle, in .22, excellent condition. Etc., etc.

Then one or two (maybe more) lines down, WITH...a later date (!) -
Want to buy, xxx rifle, in .22, must be in good condition, etc., etc.

Did these two EVER, actually get together ? By looking in a coupla days, for the same two ads, they didn't...seem to make contact, both ads are still open !!

Mike

Looking for an Fx Royale in .177. Must be in ANIB condition. Please respond via PM. Thanks

Up for sale is a DonnyFL Tatsu .22/.25 in very good condition, please set pictures. Existing hole measured 7.5mm or .295”

Asking $115 shipped within lower 48

Paypal ff or +fee

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Anyone know where I can get a BRK Ghost .22 barrel? or does anyone have one that would like to sell it to me? Been looking around but can't find any, can only find probe and magazine only. Currently .25 HP is on it way to me.

thanks,

Now, let it be said, I lost access to my regular range about 4 months ago. Not worth it to the new owners. I have had a few generous offers by fellow members on the forum, but logistics prove fatal as I’m not available weekends. They are normal working folks during the week. What I need is probably a personal backyard range somebody has on their property for myself and another fellow air gun researcher. We would have no issue paying for the privilege to help such host cutting their hobby costs. Limits are within 2 hours of Nassau county . Tuesday or Wednesday, Preferably not Connecticut, as I’m unaware of that state’s restrictions, we would be happy to share our information and trials, and I personally would share accessibility to my guns for the host to try.