Like new Daystate Redwolf HP .22

Walnut stock with lower pic rail installed, upgraded 580cc bottle with one magazine (new style) and single shot tray. Includes the upgraded cocking handle (original included as well).

One battery, charger, manual, original box

Shoots the 25.39 on medium at 990 and is phenomenally accurate.

Bipod not included, have multiple moderator options that can be discussed if desired. I would recommend the 0dB.

Shoot over what ya got and we can see what we can do (cash can be added on my end if need be).

Struggling to find out how to post an ad. Seems like I’ve meet all the criteria. Could someone point me in the right direction, please?

A long time AGN member asked me to tune his .20 HW80 for him, shipped it a week ago, and it has disappeared into "never never land." It should have been here last Tuesday but still hasn't shown up and USPS hasn't updated its status to the tracking site for a couple of days now. I hope for his sake it shows up.

At any rate, I had everything set aside and ready to perform the .20 caliber tune for him, and had blocked out time this weekend to do so. With nothing else really to do that was in any way productive, and too cold outside for much else, I decided to test all of the available .20 pellets I had in my always remarkable Weihrauch HW97KT. A few years ago, I installed a Vortek PG-4 Steel HO kit, including the Vortek vacuum piston seal, with the spring cut down to produce between 14.5 and 15.5 fpe.

I have written about this rifle before. It is incredibly consistent as you will ascertain from the accompanying SD data. The original tune resulted in the JSB 13.73 pellet being selected as the preferred ammo, but after many thousands of shots, I thought it would be interesting to see if this were still true. In the end, the 13.73 and the 15.89 pellets basically produced the same group results, though the 13.73 velocity is higher (as anticipated), allowing the rifle to shoot a little flatter. This rifle has been remarkable shooting consistent 1/2" to 3/4" 10 shot groups at 50 yards.

The results of my testing, at 18 yards indoors, can be found below. Thanks for looking...DZ

***SOLD***

MINT Brocock Atomic .22 w/Precision Micro Hammer Adjuster and Upgraded Folding Stock and Bug Buster 3-9 scope and rings

Never leaked and never had ANY problems.

30 Day Satisfaction Guarantee*

Zelle accepted. If you want to use PayPal, add 3%

Located in CT USA.

I am original owner.

More than 2 years warranty left.

$1,299
No Sales Tax unless shipped to CT

Target image below at 30m from bench frest
LIKE NEW

*Terms apply

SOLD RAW Micro Hunter .22 Camo MINT Condition $1159

Located in CT USA

$1159 by Zelle or add 3% for PayPal

Forward vertical grip/bipod, laser and moderator are included. DNT TNC225R Day-Night and Thermal Scope with ballistics not are included but PM me for the scope.
Gun Rack not included

1 Magazine included (more if I find them)

Lower ARCA rail is included

LIMITED TIME PRICE REDUCED Brocock Commander XR Magnum .22 Cerakote

Mint Brocock Commander XR Magnum .22 Cerakote never taken outside of my home

Includes Precision Micro Hammer Adjuster (installed by AOA) and Bipod

Includes Upgraded Adjustable Folding Stock (installed by AOA)

Never leaked and never any problems

I get about 45FPE out of it. SD is 0 or 1, see chronograph below,

$1,850 via Zelle or add 3% for PayPal.

Installment financing available with instant decision.

I would also consider trade for Brocock Pathfinder in .22 in like Mint Condition.

Located in CT USA

Ships same or next business day.

Sales tax is not charged unless it ships to CT address.

Case is NOT included.

In 2025, I think I might reward myself for some major life changes and shoot for (no pun intended) an “end game” airgun. I’m talk’n no collection of multiple guns - just one high end gun, quality over quantity, mult-purpose and stunning to look at rifle, sparing no expense and just “going for it.” something that I’ll hang on my wall when not using it.
I’m trying to take my time on the decision, and am wondering what rifles you folks might suggest I look at. I also am wondering if, given the same price bracket, at a certain point the decision between guns might be splitting hairs and “which one do you like the look of more” is the real answer...well that and ergonomics.

some of what I know I am looking for are as follows, but maybe there is more I should be but am not thinking of:
-I want to be able to switch calibers/barrels for different use cases
-I want to be able to use it for hunting, but I also want to be able to use it for competition shooting
-I really like long range shooting, so that is a bit of a must as well.
-I want a wood stock. I know synthetic is generally lighter and more resistant to bumps and dings, but I want that wood aesthetic.
-I want it to loon attractive. It should be beautiful to the eyes and not off-putting if on a wall.
-it should be regulated.
-it should *not* be bolt action (like the Benjamin Marauder for example.)
-it should have customizability.
-It should last for the rest of my life, age with me, and outlive me. Looking for an heirloom item —though I don‘t have children.
-barrel/shroud should be threaded to allow for a moderator.
-bonus points but not required that it be US made. It should not be Chinese.

some brands/models I am looking:
-Daystate Alpha (there are various Alpha models so I’ll have to decide which, but I like the Safari and the special blue one. However, the Performance model is nice too.)
-Western Airguns Rattler. It’s not a wood stock but it’s made in the US and otherwise really cool.
-Daystate Huntsman is very attractiv, but I think I can do better for endgame.

I know the AirForce Texan is very popular, but it’s just not for me.

i appreciate your help, and pointing out anything that seems valuable to you, including thoughts on my choices or other considerations, or anything really. Thank you.

Mint condition safe queen Beeman R - 10 deluxe .20 cal
Most likely she is all factory internally you will need to do your air gun refreshing of lube & seals as usual !
ships CON USA 630.00 (Payment) Pay pal via friend OR. U.S. Postal Money Order.

Not interested in any trades
Scammers dont waste my time !
Mike Ellingsworth

Like new Daystate Redwolf HP .22

Walnut stock with lower pic rail installed, upgraded 580cc bottle with one magazine (new style) and single shot tray. Includes the upgraded cocking handle (original included as well).

One battery, charger, manual, original box

Shoots the 25.39 on medium at 990 and is phenomenally accurate.

Bipod not included, have multiple moderator options that can be discussed if desired. I would recommend the 0dB.

Say 1700 and we can split the shipping. Always open to trades but please don’t get upset if I say no.

Hi I'm looking to get a Vixen long for some pest control but I'm not sure what to get.
I'm not looking for very high power as it is for backyard pest control.
So the focus is a lightweight setup and no crazy power to keep it safe.

I am reading that the vixen in 177 likes a variety off slugs so i'm not sure if i would go for that 177 or the 22.
A 22 15.89gr pellet at 900fps has 28.60 fpe but only a BC of about 0.025-0.030.
A 177 10gr slug at 900fps has 18 fpe but with a BC of about 0.047-0.048

If I would want low power from the 22 i would have to go very slow so I looks like the 177 slug would be the better option,
with better wind resistence due to the high BC and being a slug i'm assuming good expansion.
But nothing beats practical experience so i would love to hear if any body can share their experiences on this.

Regards JP

I absolutely LOVE this gun. The stock is one of the nicest I have ever seen on a FX. It is smooth and quiet (Neil Claque moderator) and HUMA regulated with a 480cc carbon fiber bottle.

This is a later model with the power adjuster and as tuned shoots the 18.13 at 890 on high and is absolutely hands down one of if not the most accurate gun I have ever owned or shot with that pellet.

I bought this not to long ago and had it resealed and the new HUMA reg installed and has been in the safe ever since. This gun needs to go to someone who will use it…..I have thrown all my energy into bench rest and as much as it pains me it can’t just live in a safe and honestly is just to nice to take out on my veteran shoots I host.

1,000 (obo) yes, I know this is spendy for a Royale but once you see and shoot it you will understand why……

Pics do not do it justice.

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3 carbon fiber tanks. I cant remember what these go on. you can remove the valve and Put In your own.
Ok these go in an FX rifle or a daystate I know that much for sure. These have the valves still in them. Again you have to remove them.
I want a 1 sell type deal

I have 2 700cc tanks and 1 580cc. Take PayPal of $300.00 for all 3.

got any remmendations on a .177 pcp platform similar to an akela in performance, size and maybe lighter in weight? noise is secondary. i make my own moderators.

Sheridan started making air rifles in 1947. .20 caliber or also known as 5mm. Started with the “A” model. Then “B” model. Both rare. But the later “C” model is what most recall when talking about a Sheridan. Benjamin bought Sheridan in 1977. They stayed in Racine Wisconsin, and made very minor changes to the original “C” model. In around 1991 Benjamin Sheridan changed the “C” model to a “CW9”. Then a couple years later Crosman bought Benjamin Sheridan and moved to Bloomfield, New York. Crosman made a trigger change and to ”CW9”. So my question is this.

What is a real Sheridan?

Some stick to the original C model before the purchase from Benjamin. Others up to the CW9 remake. Many call any of the .20 caliber (5mm) pumpers a Sheridan. I am in the last camp because I like to give credit to the caliber more than the features. Crosman discontinued the 5mm caliber around 2008. It is an American caliber that is incredibly accurate. Underrated. To me, any 5mm American made pumper regardless of company ownership, is a Sheridan. Top picture is the original “C”, middle “CW9”, bottom ”CW9” (new trigger) borrowed picture

Side note: I have owned them all in one variation or another. My personal favorite is the Crosman CW9. I think the more adult sized Walnut stock and gorgeous nickel plating is spectacular. The added butt pad and white line spicer are a nice touch also. The Crosman version was improved by robotic soldiering of the barrel the receiver. The trigger unit is a bit more difficult to get really nice but once known how is achievable. And it has a hammer “guide rod“ C added to the receiver cap making the cocking cycle much smoother. This was before Crosman did their notorious thing of ruining a classic action e went on. Now they are all discontinued. FWIW.

One of the best buys in scopes today is the Athlon Midas Tac 4-16x. That is probably the best scope i've ever owner. Clear and bright, no frills, no lighted reticle, but does have a zero stop. They put the money where it belongs, in glass. No weird eye box jut a great scope that's lighter than a lot of scopes.

I also love SWFA fixed power snipers. 1x being my favorite. I have one that is as clear as the Athlon. I dont know if i got a good one or what.
I recently traded for a 10x side focus that is super, so i'm thinking it's par for the course. I've had four 10x over the years and all were great but one was kind of fuzzy. I had just had cataract surgery, so that may have contributed, even though i did'nt notice any other scopes looking weird??

Another favorite is the Vector Veyron. I have two, a 3-12x and a 10x both fantastic compact scopes. I did buy a 4-6x and didn't like the eye box, it wasn't horrible, just not perfect like the others.

I tend to use more fixed power scopes than variables. I have an Optisan EVX 10X,an Airmax 10x, the Veyron and two SWFA 10X and one 12x.

Hi all

I’m getting a mod for my .25 cal rifle and was told they only have .30 cal in stock. I’ve heard about people buying ”one size up” to avoid baffle strikes etc, but is the difference in sound moderation worth waiting on the correct caliber? I’ve never used a mod before so very curious about all this… there’s no need to be whisper whisper quiet but I would like to take a bit of bark out of this rti p3

thank you!

Hello guys,

This is my first post.

I got this flyer with my new Steyr LP50. I also mailed them about these new products and they confirmed they are really working hard on them, but they are still in the prototype phase. The website does not show anything, so this is the only information I have got.

Check out this Video made by Shooter 1721
It's a little shooting contest of dueling Skouts Evo vs. Compact

I'm curious if anyone could share their experience with the .30 EBR barrel Skout offers for the Evo? How are groups at 100yds?

Note: I meant ECR

Does anyone know the weights of the Halo ammo in each caliber?
I know, I know. But I still believe in Santa too

This is the 2nd one I bought to give to my nephew for Christmas. It was shooting 63 fps slower than the 1st one I got, using JSB 7.33's.
So I took it apart for an inspection.

It already has wear marks on the receiver tube from the cocking linkage.
So I deburred the linkage and tube with a needle file and polished them with a cratex bit in my dremel.


I reblued the receiver (not shown here). Deburred all the receiver cut outs and holes. The factory spring guides are sloppy loose and the spring was kinky, so I ordered 2 new JM HW30/R7 springs, they are shorter by about .600" and use a thicker wire, .113" - 27 coil vs the .106" - 29 coil factory spring. Then I made new guides for a snug fit.

After consulting with Ed Canoles about his break barrel oring piston sealing process, I decided to follow his play book and try to oring seal this HW30. After making a gage with a couple of interchangeable heads, with different diameters.
I then checked the receiver tube to find a tight restriction where the hanger is welded on. With this, I made a hone, similar to Ed's out of PVC pipe. After honing 95% of the restriction out, I made a test piston head to attach to my gage handle and checked to see if it would seal, and it did. pushing or pulling it held tight. The factory seal didn't hold as well when tested.
With this, I went ahead and made the real oring piston seal, polished the piston and checked for latch rod run out. Factory guide beside my guides.


Lubed everything with Krytox 223, don't have time to go thru the trigger, cleaned it and adjusted. Here's the JM spring on the left vs the HW on the right.

Tonight I tested five different pellets at 10' over the Garmin Xero in my garage, I'll retest at a longer distance tomorrow. Anyway, I gained 51 fps with the falcon 7.33 and 36 fps with the JSB 7.33 which are a looser fit. Not much gain with the 8.44 pellets 11 fps, but a gain none the less.
The H&N baracuda 8 was the tightest fitting of the five I tested. I don't have time for anymore testing, but I will when I go thru my own HW30 later on.

Will have to see how it settles in after they shoot it a bit. Right now only about a hundred pellets thru it. I'm calling my effort a success with the 7.33's.

Been shooting my xm1 ranger for about a week now still breaking it in and seeing what it likes to eat but have a question. if anyone has ether the ranger or scout what do yall use to tighten the tension nut at the end of the barrel/shroud. when I first got mine it was completely apart in the box so I just snugged it up by hand but it wont stay tight and there's only 2 little notches to get something there to tighten it. any help would be appreciated. love the ranger its great been very consistent in 22 getting right at 65 shots before it falls off the reg