shrive81 said:

thanks guys yeah i am very aware of the fact that i will enjoy it as i love target shooting and have been into archery for a long time and can shoot out to about 150 yards on my property so it is nice to have the ability to shoot these while still at home…. With that said i am an advocate of buy nice the first time and wont have to sell and rebuy later….

As for caliber seems like a lot of the guys are shooting .22 but i could be wrong

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I can tell by what you have said that you will be a fast learner . SOO M4 .22 and you will not look back . My opinion and on this forum opinions are like ...well you no . Have fun amigo !

I have some old tanks from work as well and was just trying to figure out the same thing but still need to fill with the standard connection that the bottle has

Well played -the Bubba factor kicks in when anything BEER is involved...

I currently don’t Own any pellet guns but have shot a buddies and loved it

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Thanks guys very helpful!

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Outer_Rondacker said:

Thanks for the idea. I used the pyramyd air calculator and found that they do not even ask what Caliber the projectile is when looking for energy. Could not find any info on what the largest size projectile you can fit in the mags. If anyone has a G2 in either cal please let me know this answer. Thanks.

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No matter what the 30 cal is going to be more powerful. Ok well let me answer that differently. If you take a 22 cal 40gr slug and match it with a 40gr 30 cal slug the 22 will have more penetration. That being said when the other guy asked you what the biggest slug is in 22, it's because 30 cal slug weights go a lot higher than 22 cal. 30 cal over 110gr. I'm pretty sure 22 cal doesn't bring that to the table. I live in Florida and the rules for air gun hunting deer are: 1. It must be pcp and 2. Has to be 30 cal or higher. That should tell you that 22 cal is getting smoked by 30 cal.

Vetmx said:

I don’t either. It’s a shame, they were decent guns and fun for projects.

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What ever happened to the jumbo you built?

Congrats! What speed is your HPX 30 cal shooting?

Actually they may be able to work something out. Maybe they can jack up the price of the panda and agree to pay FX a royalty for every gun sold .

'springers' excluded, more often than not with me its a fatigue thing .. i will NOT shoot the same first shot as i do after sighting into targets for an hour or two .. solution, have a target set up in the general area pests will be and randomly pop it .. sight it in that way, not with 15 clips and half a bottle of air ..

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Best bet really is here. It’s been pretty decent to me. The biggest problem I see here are unrealistic expectations of worth. Example, recently a gun listed for around 1300 that can be had brand new for 1500-1550. I mean why waste your time and web space ??

Some predictions just stick in the head. 33.95 heavies run about 100 fps slower than 25.39. I think the same is true for 25.39 22 cal vs 18.1 gr. 18.1 gr are roughly 100 fps slower than 14.3. Rough numbers never exact but gets you a ballpark estimate.

MikeAllen said:

The Karma Red Panda has disappeared from the DonnyFL.com website. A search yields only a trucker cap.

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Lol….def not a proper substitute I can assure. Guess maybe it’s RIP Karma Airguns. Although they never even got started really ? Are the pandas going to be highly valuable collectible guns now ?

I find the masters targets significantly more difficult than the challenge targets. It's probably just in my head. Knowing I cannot throw any shots out just adds a little pressure, I guess. So I think 193 with an unregulated reasonably priced airgun is really good.

And a 197 with another unregulated 177 is even better. Really nice wood in the stock of that Reximex too.

The Karma Red Panda has disappeared from the DonnyFL.com website. A search yields only a trucker cap.

nice to find an old hunting friend .
( once i went to a Bench rest comp and opened my EMPTY hard case )

I like the illuminated center dot. I have not tried other veyrons. I also make custom stocks that fit me for my air guns. I find that when a stock fits me my head position is easier to get consistent. But from field positions, 24X or higher scopes (I have a 32X Vector too) head position is certainly more likely to be an issue. I don't want to use scopes at high power, even 10X is a bit high for me, because it is more difficult to find my target quickly. Placement is certainly also important so I do not want to use 3X or 4X either. 6X for hunting or pesting seems about right for me. But 12X is not enough for targets. Even 16X is noticably harder to use target shooting than 24X (or higher). So I like 6-24s. I have three. Two SFP one FFP (the Arken).