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Lots of great advice here. I have owned 3 now, so I’ll share what I think are most important specifically to the Impact first. Extended bipod rail. You can go with the K&L or Saber Tactical if you want, but all it really take is a picatinny riser/extender and maybe one more. Can be purchased...

...introduce even more friction and moisture into the entirety of the system. So stick with a small filter is all. The ideal is a tank or a good compressor with a filter system, but we live in the real world and for a Marauder a handpump will get you shooting. Best of luck, -Atlas Airguns Podcast

Thanks for the info! Good on you. -Atlas from the Atlantic side of FL

Possible vs Feasible I suppose. Under the economy a couple years ago Air Venturi released the Avenger, and that was revolutionary for the price point and has only slightly increased in price since Covid. The Mrod is still a good rifle and there are plenty of Crosman sales per year as well as...

Hello, I have an HM1000x .30 in the original design stock. No sling stud or front rail. It used to be for groundhog control, but I no longer have horse pastures to worry about so I'm thinking of reconfiguring this gun to be a benchrest toy. But I have no background with airgun benchrest aside...

I hear ya. However, and like I said, I’m no expert, I was listening to Cyclop’s Videos on Atlas Airgun Podcast a couple days ago and he was addressing this same thing. Basically said that there are compromises made when you want it all, specifically talking about a close paralax, you give up...

Thank you Atlas. That answers my question. I very much appreciate the detailed answer!

I didn't read all the replies but only the OP and a couple others....but my initial reply would be to say that likely the compressor was packaged like that from the company. Mistakes happen and a little grace for PA wouldn't hurt, especially since if you would like some replacement bottles I am...

The link I sent you was to Airguns of Arizona whose listed price for the Fortitude is $289.99 or so, which is a fair price or at least it is to me. I haven't contacted Crosman about the Fortitude's continued production but I will right now, but either way you still get a 5 year warranty on the...

I full heartedly believe more affordable options should and will pop up. And yes, sadly often the price makes buying a rifle impossible. For me, for example, I buy pretty infrequently because I simply cannot justify the expense because I am trying to put my wife and kids first and give them the...

Thank you for sharing all this. I have a long journey ahead!! Gonna take it slow and build everything little by little.

I just dropped my longest video ever with the intention of helping YOU, the competitive air rifle shooter! This was one of my most labor intensive videos ever, with over 2.5 hours spent solely on finding all these links for our gear for you guys! I'm not opposed to doing a little hard work for...

The emphasized line says it all. It also implies that you buy MUCH more than the average Joe (like me) can afford, so you are one of the elite who has more money than the majority for frivolous things like multiple airguns simply because. I own several airguns because I made bad choices...

If you will look at my signature, you will see that I already OWN a .177 Fortitude Gen2. So I am not talking out of my ass. And if, as it seems, Crosman is discontinuing the Fortitude, then that makes the AOA offering even less inviting. I bought mine for ~$238 (with the now defunct AGN...

When someone making/selling airguns tried to blow smoke up my... I tend to take what they say with that in mind and a large grain of salt. The ONLY way to "grow the sport" is to make it affordable to more people. Or is this a "sport" that only the elite can afford? Did not mean to hijack the...

considering the relative light weight and lack of recoil compared to the .308 Scar 20s that often wears the Accu-Tac SR-5 G2 pictured here, i was equally amused. that said, i actually like running this longer bipod at the 45deg angle anytime the situation allows. for me, this eliminates the...

Personally I believe American Air Arms are the best built airguns on the market. I don't own any, but I am biased for them based on range day shooting at EBR and having looked over the Slayer and Evol. When you pick one up, you can feel the quality. Like I said, I don't own one but someday I do...

The chances of catastrophic failure of any kind are slim to none, and if you are talking a hard impact, extremely hard, it wouldn't likely "explode" but rather abruptly erupt and let the air out. A bullet hitting an airgun reservoir or tank directly would be comparable (but much smaller) to the...

Today I am selling a Huben K1 Version 2 in .22 caliber. This rifle was purchased four years ago from Airgun Heaven in the Netherlands and then it was sent to Kelly up in Minnesota to have a new updated regulator installed along with several other upgrades. It developed a slow leak a few years...

I have been reading threads like this for 20 years. Will regulation happen eventually? Yeah. Is it worth this energy? No. The energy should be placed into growing the sport with like minded people, especially the youth. If you want a culture to be different, you have to change the culture one...