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Raydee38 said:

I shoot rimfire and centerfire BR so the Rodzilla Raptor was justified and works great. I like the protektor bag, it’s a little bulky but it’s heavy and stays put.

i always say that as long as you have good equipment then you are the only one to blame when you shoot poorly

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So true! That's why I mumble to myself A LOT on a daily basis shooting my RAW because when I miss I KNOW IT'S ALL ON ME....

Anybody going to eu to take me it with him?

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You just have to tell your self if you break the shot and it’s NOT the condition you want then you are going to MISS. I’d rather wait than just hurl lead Willy Nilly, but it took a couple years for me to get that concept through my thick head! If both flags are aligned in the direction that you trust and you can trust your rifle then chances are you are going to score well. If you just chuck lead, always aiming at the bull and hoping the wind won’t affect your pellets flight, then it’s likely you won’t score well.

Palmyra Sportsmen's Association (near Hershey, PA) - Indoor Field Target - Sunday, March 10, 2023.

Targets are placed at ranges between 10 yards and 22 yards. This event is a great way to get introduced to field target, have fun, or practice for the upcoming outdoor season.

Targets will be set to an AAFTA legal difficulty for standing position shots. If you are an experienced FT shooter, we encourage you to shoot the entire course standing. You are not required to shoot the standing position, there are no position restrictions for this event, shoot whatever positions you feel comfortable.

Since the targets are not placed at long distances, this event provides an opportunity to use guns more suited to shorter distances. You may consider shooting a multi-pump pellet gun (no BBs), pistols, or guns that shoot at lower energy levels than required for the outdoor game.

The course is 5 lanes with two targets per lane, 2 shots per target. Courses are set using rifle difficulty, but you can shoot with pistol.

Guns must not exceed 20 fpe (foot-pounds of energy) at the muzzle.

This event is held in our clubhouse on our indoor rifle range. We will be open for sign-ups between 9AM and 1PM. Cost is $5 per round, you can re-enter as many times as time allows.

Palmyra Sportsmen's Assoc. - Field Target

For more info about indoor field target at PSA: https://www.palmyrasportsmens.com/Indoor-Field-Target

410 Sportsman Rd.
Annville, PA 17003

Brent said:

Why can't you cycle the gun to remove the air?

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That's a lot of dry firing. Even at low pressure. If you want to burn up the seals and possibly damage your valve, go right ahead but I would strongly advise against it. Your gun though.

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Today I am giving away two packages of brand new (10 total) Huma-Air Tuning Hammer Springs for Impact/Dreamline/Crown/Maverick/Wildcat for free. These springs retail from Huma for about $7.00 each, but I am giving them away for free except for charging $20.00 to cover the cost of shipping to anywhere in the CONUS. These hammer springs are used to replace the FX original hammer springs when tuning for more power.
I no longer need these springs and am giving them away for free as part of my "spring cleaning" initiatve. Sometimes I just have to broom out some of the parts I seem to mysteriously accumulate!
All the best, Chuck Peffley

Great groups! I have a mk1 with a 380mm barrel and it shoots the JSB 18s at 870 very well! I switched to the H&N .217 23g HP slugs and they do excellent! Great looking gun

is he still casting pellets and slugs to sell ??
his Ebay site is down, anyone know anything ?
yes, i cast also but i have a friend that has bought from him many times.

thanks

Today I am giving away a used Fx Impact M3 First Stage Regulator for free - but I am charging $20.00 for the cost of shipping to anywhere in the CONUS. This regulator is in excellent condition as you can see from the attached photos. I no longer need this regulator and am giving it away for free as part of my "spring cleaning" initiatve. Sometimes I just have to broom out some of the parts I seem to mysteriously accumulate!
All the best, Chuck

Today I am selling one brand new (never used) Huma-Air Tuning Regulator for the FX Impact MKII/MKIII/ Maverick/ Dreamline Air Rifles. (this Huma Reg has the 16mm piston). Huma-Air retails these regulators for $88.72 each, but I am selling this brand new regulator for $60.00, which includes free shipping to anywhere in the CONUS. I already sold one of the two regs shown below so I only have one left to sell...
All the best, Chuck Peffley
Note to moderators: I have copied and pasted the info from Huma regarding these regulators, so that a prospective buyer can be sure of exactly what FX Rifles these are for. If that is not okay please contact me and I will delete that part of this post. https://huma-air.com/fx-impact-and-crown-tuning-regulator-gen-3-by-huma-air/

It appears to. Will know after it’s been on a while. They look to be a lot more durable than what I have used in the past.

Thanks. I guess I drew the short straw because I bought a Diana P5 a few months ago that lacked an elevation spring and now the Bandit. I’ll ask Pyramyd for two now.

Today I am selling 6 brand new Huma-Air Blind Plugs (G1/8 BSP Thread). These are used to plug the hole in an air rifle if you decide to remove the air gauge from the left side of your M3 after deleting the front regulator, or also if you decide to remove the bulky air gauge on the rear block of your Impact and plug the hole. These retail at Huma for about $4.00 USD...I am selling all six of these for $20.00 which includes shipping via Priority Mail anywhere in the CONUS.
All the best, Chuck Peffley

Today I am selling a pair of used FX No Limits 30mm Picatinny Scope Rings. They retail for approximately $80.00...but I am selling this pair of No Limits Rings for $60.00, which includes shipping anywhere in the CONUS. I will ship them tomorrow morning via Priority Mail. As you can see from the attached photos they are in excellant condition.
All the best, Chuck Peffley

I’ve only seen a short video at IWA presenting this bullpup. Now, I may be seeing things, but isn’t this gun a bit “high” ? Maybe an optical illusion, but the trigger to cocking handle is way closer to each other on the epic 2. Or is the distance from trigger to cocking handle to top rail exaggerated by the stock design protruding down as far as it does?

Gen 1 Impact Carcass
3 OE MAGS 25 cal
2 Large Capacity
1 Single poop tray
Power Plenum
Saber Tactic Rail
Picture self evident
$250 delivered lower. Pm if interested

Can you add the matches to the Atglan calendar? I just found out about it by stopping in. May be interested

Richely said:

A stronger spring will yield more power but only to a point. An incremental gain as you are stuck with a fixed volume of air to compress, a fixed transfer port size and a pellet that’s going to start moving when a certain pressure is applied.

Better to buy a magnum springer if that is your performance goal rather than try to make one of lesser capabilities something it’s not.

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What’s the internal difference between a regular springer and a magnum, besides maybe bigger springs and xfer ports? Are they made of the same stuff or something stronger, etc?

dghal said:

What did you find as the problem?

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Totay I am going to try filling the gun by followind these steps.

1. Connect the compressor hose to the gun
2.. Open the bleed valve of the compressor
3. Turn on the compressor's fan and next the compressor pump
4. Partially close the bleed valve so the pressure rises and equals the gun's inner pressure
5. Close a bit the valve so I can hear the pump working harder to overpass the gun's pressure
6. Continue closing a bit at a time the bleed valve and hope that the pump will finally fill my gun

Franklink said:

Shooting cans is fun stuff.

I've found the H&N .177 FTT to be a great low power springer pellet. They're my primary pellet for 10meter offhand shooting for cold winter nights in the garage.

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Have you ever tried the RWS Basics? They are a flat head target pellet. They work great indoors and are very economical.

Good suggestions, where can I get a notos?