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I have a Vortex Venom 5-25x56 First Focal Plane, MRAD reticle with rings for a picatinny rail. Very lightly used, but has some light scratches on the tube (see photos). I'm including a set of rings. I'm asking $400 includes shipping to CONUS, PayPal Friends and Family.

I have a Vortex Crossfire II 4-12x44 AO Dead-Hold BDC, pretty decent scope for the price, and comes (like all Vortex scopes) with a lifetime, no questions asked, warranty. I'm asking $100 shipped CONUS, Paypal F&F.

I'm selling an older, but pristine Vortex Viper HST 6-24x50 scope with the SFP MRAD reticle, with rings, bubble level and lens covers (just as you see in the photos). These are not Chinese, but Vortex's better quality lenses out of the Philippines. They originally sold for just under $1,000...

I have two of these: Athlon Argos BTR Gen2 10-40x56 MOA reticle in like new condition. Very lightly used. $200 each plus the actual cost of shipping, PayPal F&F

I'm selling my absolute favorite and most reliable air rifle paired with the Tanto I used with it. The rifle is in excellent condition, looks perfect, lovely grain and is extremely accurate when shooting JSB 18 gr pellets. She's held 2,000 psi for close to 8 months, no leaks. I hate to sell...

@gxs - I'm not trying to argue with you or doubt what you've done, but I've owned and worked on 4 Challenger Pros (plus a Varmint and fixed a HP Carbine for a friend) so know what I'm talking about. So this will be my last post on the topic: What I see in your first photo is barrel droop...

I've thought about buying a springer for long range plinking so this thread is of interest to me. I always thought that I'd get a side or underlever from one of the German manufacturers. Never considered a multi-pump, like the DragonFly, but I like the price!

Nope, not likely. The AEA transfer port design isn't like what you're thinking of. It has a wide groove around the outside of the barrel and several holes around the circumference. This is how they are able to move so high a volume of air without having to have a huge transfer port in the...

I've attached a .PDF that shows the components of the Akela. The shroud should not move, it should be rigid. There's a collar held by 2 set screws (that's in your photo above) that's threaded. The shroud threads on to the collar. The barrel is about 6" shorter than the shroud. You can twist...

I picked up an Akela from Amazon and spent some time getting it to hummm... deburred the receiver, changed some o-rings, polished the bore, dumped the baffles, made a barrel band, modified the stock and gave it a quick refinish. Now she shoots perfectly. With just a red dot I'm hitting the 2"...

I stripped the stock with two applications of a citrus based paint remover, wiped it with a damp rag, and then after it dried I applied 3 coats of "Feed n Wax". Tomorrow, after it's dried, I'll give it a final buff.

Wow! That came out very nicely!

I've got a Benjamin Akela with a Turkish walnut stock. I'd like to modify the stock a bit so that it fits me better, but I'd also like to remove the existing finish first? What methods are people using that work best? (Photo is what the rifle looks like now.)

As long as they have it in stock... :P

To be honest, I like the overall look of the Krals better than Benjamin's version. My only big issue with Krals is that nobody in the US is selling them and finding replacement parts can be (very) challenging.

Thanks for all the great suggestions! I ended up using a ballpoint pen and wrapped some 1,000 grit sandpaper around it. Ordered some spare o-rings which should arrive later this week. Then I should be rocking!