I'm new to the world of big bore airguns. Don't have much experience with any type of airguns for that matter, but I'm very tempted by what looks like much less spending on ammunition. Having trawled through the various makes and models on offer, I like the the AEA Challenger range. The Benjamin bulldog ticks all my boxes as well, but the traditionalist in me thinks a gun ought to look like a gun...
I just have a question that someone out there must have an answer to.
Between the AEA Challenger bullpup .35 (24" barrel) and the AEA Challenger bullpup .30 (32" barrel) which is the most accurate at roughly 100 yards? Are the smaller and lighter .30 pellets less accurate over that distance than the .35 or is barrel length important as well? Or is there no noticeable difference? And if there's not much difference, how would they compare to the AEA Challenger .35 big bore bullpup (24" barrel) for accuracy?

this one is for the long term PCP users out there.
Could You pls. suggest which kind of the PCP Pumps last long on regular *usage?
consider 300cc bottle fill thrice a week, or 15 fills a month (i m at this stage at the moment).
I have the hand-pump and it's sure the best fit on long-life requirement but i'm looking to buy an electric option.

Which last longer than other requiring comparatively lesser service/maintenance?

1. Desktop Sized Portables (e.g. Nomad 2/Chinese Make)
2. Noisier heavier but still portable ones, e.g. Yong Heng
3. Heavier, water-cooled e.g. AirVenturi 4500 - these can fill tanks
   (not breathing quality though, but not really portable either as they weigh around 30Kgs)
   Attached is the snap from Andy's Airgun Review on Airgun101 Channel here.

My intent is to buy a long lasting one, say 4-5 years at least...


-SoulSniper

Hi all, new here!
My Gamo urban's bolt/pellet probe is pretty badly chewed up maybe due to magazine issues?
I bought a viton o-ring kit from Harbor Freight upon reading another forum that they had used and I intend to attempt to replace it today.

Anyone else have this issue?

I cannot seem to find any specs on the o ring online which is hard to believe considering the Urban is a very popular starter PCP.
Thanks all, glad to be here!

Are there any copper plated pellets, slugs or bullets at .30 cal for airguns?

Does anyone know where I can buy a 700mm stainless steel sleeve in the US?

Any opinions on the best moderator for an RTI Prophet Performance Compact?

Are there any companies making custom/replacement stocks for the Air Venturi Avenger?

Some how I misplace my notes for the puncher breaker o-ring sizes in need of help please . Need breach o-ring and outer barrel o-ring sizes for a 22cal. Thanks in advance

Hi Guys,
New here..

I'm struggling to tune my FX M3.
I'm using the Jsb KO 25.39g but doesn't seem to matter what speed I'm sending the slug the grouping is all over the place with flyers. Im new to tuning the impacts so I want to say the problem is my lack of knowledge any recommendations?

Regards
Adam

I am new to PCP, what is the best entry level rifle?

My first pcp, a Stoeger bull pup which is a Snowpeak P 35 in a different stock. I thought I might try the moderator on my Diana Chaser on the bull pup but it would require a smaller adaptor. Both rifles are in .22 caliber. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.

I own an Olight Odin flashlight and was surprised to learn that there is no red filter made specifically for that model (29 mm bezel diameter). I'm hunting rats at night and really need to find one. Does anyone have a workaround? If I could find a filter that's just slight larger, say, 32 mm, I suppose I could fill the gap with some tape to get the filter to stay on the flashlight.

Is it just because the lower caliber versions have lighter pellets or they are modified for lower power? Could you for example mod a .30cal pcp to shoot with the fpe of the .357cal version of the same rifle?

Also if the pcp is leaking from the seal... Wouldnt letting the fill probe in the seal stop the leaking? Wouldnt the problem be "solved" or the rifle wouldnt let you shoot while having a leaking problem even if the seal is blocked?
(This just randomly came through my mind I dont have air leak porblem lol)

Total noob question. I currently own this compressor and I shoot a gauntlet .30 (which has a 4500 psi tank) I’m looking to get a scuba tank for range days. I read that you’re not supposed to fill a tank larger than 1.5 L with this compressor. Can anyone recommend a tank for me to get? Perhaps with a link. I don’t really know what I should be looking for, any additional information would be greatly appreciated. I’m fairly new to this. TIA

I recently purchased this HW 80
20 cal from member bdzjlz/Dan.
The tune job and transaction top notch.
1 Shot zero 50 yards . 4shots 40 yards
Thanks
Cowboy/ Will

Lets say I buy the Hatsan Blitz at .30cal... And lets say that the Blitz needs aprox 300 pumps to go from 120 bar to 250... A filled Blitz at .30 will give 100 shots filled to 250bar... So if I just want to shoot 10 or 20 pellets only... I would have to pump ±30 times for 10 and ±60 for 20 from 120bar? Or because it is low pressure it gives less shots per pump meaning I would need more pumps for these 10 or 20 shots? Thank you

While dissembling the hatsan blitz i can't figure out what this part is for?

Can someone help me understand how the whole pump thing is calculated?
How many pumps aprox?
For:
250bar(3625psi) 580cc
250bar(3625psi) 500cc
250bar(3625psi) 245cc
230bar(3300psi) 300cc
200bar(2900psi) 490cc
Which one of these is easier to fill with hand pump?

When youre done shooting should you refill the tank? Empty it completely? Or just leave it as it is and refill it when you want to use it again? Does this change according on when you are going to shoot again? Thank you

What happens if you reach the yellow part of the bar meter? Is the rifle able to shoot under 100bar? I am new to pcps so maybe this question is stupid but I am confused

Hello everyone... I am thinking of buying a Hatsan Blitz .25 (or .30 I am not sure yet). The main reason I want it is because I will be filling it with hand pump so in comparison with other pcps where they shoot 20-30 shots per fill this pcp with 100+ shots seems to be ideal. (It also has decent power for its price). I saw that Hatsan says the Blitz shoots around 100+ shots at *optimal velocity*.... And my question is... How many decent shots could it shoot after the first 100 optimal shots? Lets say the first 100 have around ±700 fps... How many more shots until it reaches for example 600 fps or 550? Or it doesnt work like that? And lets say I only shoot the 100 optimal velocity ones... How much air would be left in the tank? How many pumps would I need to fill the rifles tank back to max in comparison to the tank being completely empty? I am new in pcps and english is not my main language so I am a little bit confused. I hope someone can explain to me... Thank you

Did a search but didn't find what I was really looking for. Can this been done? Are fittings available to adapt oxygen style valve to a pcp fill whip? The tank I am looking at is made of steel, 88cuft and rated @ 7500psi.

Looking for a disassembly latch for this gun. Beretta 84fs Anyone help me out