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There is a 501c3 for the industry called the Airgun Sporting Association: https://airgunsporting.org/ Check it out sometime and get involved! Most if not all venders, manufacturers, and forum owners have the same opinions on the matter IMO. I think the best way to be proactive is to be...

Extreme Field Target at Extreme Benchrest XI 2022 | Thursday - Atlas Airguns Podcast Capturing a few moments at the Extreme Field Target event at #EBR (an all day event), you can get a little more of the view to a kill for the competitors that participate. Featuring @Triple-G Roger Lait...

Thanks for the catch. I bought the Rocky Mountain Precision Airgun Trigger for the AF line and it is fantastic! I know that he does a lot of gunsmithing with airguns. Rick is a great guy to deal with and talk to if you get a chance, on top of the business side of things. I'm pretty sure he has a...

Manny, when you buy one give us the run down on your impressions. I did wonder about something after seeing excitement. Have you ever had a carbon fiber bottle gun before? I remember seeing pics of you going over mountains and so on with the little Rex shooter if I remember correctly. Have...

Sorry to be reiterative, I have no elements to doubt about the propulsion part. But a CZ barrel would have erase from the equation the accuracy incognita. We would know RIGHT NOW that the must accurate barrel in the world with both, pellets and slugs, would be matted with a new way of sending...

Spool vavles revolutionized paintball? That's debatable as the airgun industry being 10-20 years behind paintball. Walther and Anschutz did electronic sear trippers in the 70s which predates paintball and SPs expired BS patent. The current TM40 Luxe is awesome, but it took 20 years to get it...

I am well aware as I watched you do very well at EBR last year. This the Armadanstein? I was thoroughly impressed with the build. That said, my 250y comment above holds true for most factory airguns/lightly modified rifles in real world conditions for 2-3 MOA. Hope to you see at EBR again this...

I have actually seen a move to .25 and .22 from .30 cal over the last year. It's not about the caliber but about the shooter behind it IMO. As for RMAC (the place where the most FX airguns are shot), wasn't the winner shooting .22 cal? A Crown? I did see a lot of .30 cals being used in the data...

...again. I couldn’t get the action to lock even though I had no pellets in the barrel. I heard a lot of good things about Tristin at Atlas Airguns so I called very early Monday morning just to see if his machine would tell me his hours. Guess what he answered and told me he thought he knew what...

I don't have any personal experience but I did hear an Atlas Airguns Podcast where they interview Kervan arms. They go into the fact that they aren't connected to Kral and it's an interesting listen.

...We shall have some more videos being released here soon, so make sure to subscribe to both the Triple-G Roger Lait channel and the Atlas Airguns channel on YouTube (shameless pitch here). Anyway, more photos, videos, and more coming soon! PS: Thanks @airgunsofAZ for putting on such a...

...creators in this industry and I am lucky to learn from many of them. Over this last year I have been personally helped by dozens of the persons I've recorded with, and I am forever grateful for their patience, generosity, and knowledge. Just some reflections I suppose. -Atlas Airguns Podcast

I'm so sorry to have to say it like that. But Mr. Atlas Airguns doesn't want any slugs other than ZAN's, I think. And that's why everything else has to be badmouthed. At least that's what I gather from other forums where he works. I would like to justify it with the fact that he always expresses...

Sorry it was late last night when I was trying to type. Here is some helpful pictures to illustrate the point. With an airgun operating on lower pressures, if you could arguably distinguish slugs from bullets, it would be as I said above. These two images show howa projectile edges the rifling...

I love high scopes, so I understand. The first time I put 1.5” rings on an already tall Impact, I experienced the tippiness you speak of and the joy of high rings. I realized after that experiment, I also needed a much wider bipod for the bench and tossed my Atlas for a wide Accutac. I now go...

...the road for their long drives home. Thanks for coming guys. I hope to see you again and again. Special shout out to Tristen from ATLAS AIRGUNS on Facebook. He made the long drive from the other side of Florida to come out and help promote the new club and took alot of pics and video...

Great video Tristen, you guys have some video skills......

The AAA rifles are the Elite of the Elite IMO when it comes to manufacturing. They are also custom airguns and not mass produced. I should probably bite that bullet ASAP. As for the question of whether or not China can make good products: of course they can. My personal preference? The more I...