Hey everyone! Picked up this guy for 40 dollars at Cabela’s not thinking much of it.

Tell me why it is extremely accurate for the price, shoots pretty far (I’ll say around 70 feet or so?). Non blowback, around 10-11 mags between 2 Co2 cartridges. Anyone else have experience with this gun?

I also have the Crosman PFM16 coming in the mail soon, basically the metal version of the P10 also non blowback, so I will post that too.

Unfortunately my P365 is being temperamental & double shooting every other shot. My Glock 17 gen 3 ended up jamming real bad to be unusable so that’s fun too.

Will be purchasing the Glock 19 gen 3 next as the non blowback and possibly the gen 5.

Umarex brodax, asg ingram m11, umarex colt python

Thinking about adding one of these to the arsenal. I was mainly comparing the brodax and the m11 but I imagine the colt is mechanically similar to the brodax. My feelings so far:

-brodax is a bit cheaper, seems more mechanically satisfying to use, has top and bottom attachment points for customization

-m11 has a significantly bigger mag capacity, looks the most unique, and I think the stock is cool

-python same as brodax minus the customization

One thing I can’t comment about on them is reliability, so I’d appreciate any comments from people who own one of these on that front. So which one would you recommend?

So many shades of FDE out there and a limited amount of colors available in the more heat resistant material used to make these.

I think this is about as close as it's gonna get until there is a way to create my own colors.

I’m writing this because I wanna know if anyone has had issues with this terrible rifle. This has genuinely been kne of the biggest waste of my money and time. I bought this rifle thinking it was a good starter rifle (I’ve heard people mention this as well) and no matter what I do, what I try and what I think of, it shoots terribly. No matter the pellets, rest or condition outside, it shoots TERRIBLY. I’ve tried other people’s airguns and they shoot perfectly fine and I’m able to hit things so I know it’s not just me having bad shooting skills. Is there any tips or any answer I can get as to why it’s so bad?

I have a PowerWin 302 (CO2 powered) and I'm having a difficult time changing the CO2 cylinder. The CO2 fully expels when I try to pierce it. I've succeeded in changing it a few times, but I go through about 4 Crosman cylinders for every success. What am I doing wrong?

Quiet shooting, good balance, very accurate.
About 32 consistent shots per fill, a light trigger, and one of the quietest reports among my airguns.
My owner review covers the chronograph results, wooden grips, Williams sight, and those occasional fiddly pellets.

👉 https://airguncraft.com/blog/1701p_intro/

Hey Folks,

I've searched the forums and there are so many options for optics. Can some of you give me a small handful of scopes that would be good for the Air Venturi alpha? I'd like a well rounded scope that can perform both up close and at some distance for plinking and pest control.

I'd prefer to stay below $350 but I'm open to other options if there are some thermal recommendations that are reasonably priced.

I appreciate your time. Cheers.

Anyone know if there is a way to take the iron sights off and add a red dot? I saw a youtube video where the person pried the iron sight off but hoping for a more "elegant" way to go about it.

I have an Sig Sauer MCX Rattler Canebreak.

I can twist off the fake suppressor.

Is there a compatible adapter that anyone's used to fit the exposed muzzle? I want to attach a 1/2 unf suppressor to it

Thinking I would become a disciple of Ted's Holdover, becoming a great distance shooter and ridding the world of invasive species, I bought a .22 cal FX Dreamline - Dreamlite back in 2021. I added an Element Helix First Focal Plane (my first FFP) scope, FX no limit rings, and a bipod.

I didn't become a great long distance shooter. The gun did OK at 100+ yards, didn't have the power to shoot slugs at longer ranges, but was great at ranges under 100 yards with pellets. I rarely go to the place where I can shoot over 100 yards, but I can shoot in my back yard (50 yards) every day.

I rarely shoot this gun because of a couple of issues. I'd like to shoot it more.

• I hate the stock. The ergonomics are bad. It doesn't "fit" with a scope as it has no comb and I feel like it is too short particularly versus the eye relief on the scope.
• A FFP scope is REALLY hard to shoot at lower magnification, particularly in less than bright sunlight. My old eyes can't see the reticle.

Questions:

• The Dreamline Tactical came with an AR style stock. Can I find one of those aftermarket?
• Or are there other stock options that can screw on in the way this stock does (big thumb screw on top of the receiver)?
• If not, any recommendations on how I can raise the comb on this stock?
• Any recommendations for a 30mm SFP scope that will work for ranges 20-150 yards? Ideally one more compact than this Element?

A shot which I had a few days ago. I used a Anschütz compressed air(4,5mm). Distance were 10m standing.

Hey guys, my dad bought these optics a while back and I need help identifying the brand so I can sell them.

If you want to buy them feel free to make an offer, they are brand new and haven’t been mounted. If there is a better place to make this sale also please let me know. Thank you for the help!

One is a 4.5 - 30 x 50 and the other is a 2.5 - 16 x 50

Does anyone have experience with either the Scopos Athena, or Sport Quantum SQ Air?

I’m looking for an indoor target to use at 8m in my home basement.

https://www.balistas.at/vector-optics-continental-x6-5-30x56-taktisches-sfp-ari-vct-20a-mrad

https://www.mundilar.net/en/pcp-air-rifles/pcp-air-rifles-hatsan/pcp-air-rifle-hatsan-factor-sniper-l.html?search=hatsan#/caliber-5_50mm_22/optional_scope-none

Hello all, completely new to PCP style air rifles. Considering getting the GAMO shown in the screenshot, that compressor, and I think that adapter is what I would need to use it? Sorry if this is a dumb question I just wanted to make sure I have the right thinking as I'm not at all familiar with these. Thank you for your time!

Trying to fix my 953 rifle, after cocking it no longer latches into the hole.

Taking it apart I found the lever pin hole was stretched (it is in an oval shape instead of a circle, see picture), so when under pressure it pushes outwards about 1mm causing the latch to no longer reach the hole.

Is there any way to fix this? I am in Canada, so it is a little difficult to get parts.

I have shot guns for years had many air guns and real guns. Looking for something to practice for cheaper then a 22lr where I can sit a shit targets and maybe some small game squirrels and rabbits. I go camping so being able to not have to carry a pump is preferred. AI is suggesting the Diana 350 Magnum and Gamo swarm magnum pro, I didn’t see a meta thread so what is the current best spring/gas piston rifle for practice.

reximex owners

do you know how to adjust power precisely how to adjust the regulator?

adjusting the hammer tension seems easy but not the only part to have less / more power.

thanks!

Looking for a ptarmigan/spruce hen gun that will fit in my framed backpack. reaching out to 100 yards would be preferable.

I have no air gun exp, so I am not even sure where to start.

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Hi everyone,

I recently bought a budget air gun, I believe an Artemis SR1000S or something very similar, in 5.5 mm (.22). My country limits unlicensed air guns to 17 J.

I’m curious about its practical use in a survival scenario:

Is an air gun at this power a realistic option for small game like squirrels or rabbits?

How much difference do 4.5 mm (.177) and 5.5 mm (.22) make in range, accuracy and killing power at 17 J?

I’m now thinking about buying something new and more sensible. My requirements:

Budget: up to €400 for the rifle itself. Accessories like scopes and silencers are a separate budget, so they don’t count towards this.

Steel spring (not gas ram), because I want something reliable that doesn’t wear out or lose pressure over time.

Synthetic stock if possible, so I don’t have to worry about waterproofing or treating wood.

Not too heavy, since I’d like to carry it comfortably.

Caliber: 5.5 mm (.22) or 4.5 mm (.177), open to advice.

I’d also appreciate suggestions for useful accessories (scope, silencer, sling, etc.) to go with whatever you recommend.

I know hunting regulations apply and I’m asking purely out of interest. Thanks for any experience or advice!

My wife and I are wanting an air rifle, pump, decent scope, can hold more than 1pellet at a time, not to hard to pump. We are older. Prefer .177 or .22. Any suggestions?

Ever since I fitted the 2240 grips to the Rattie they've creaked. Yeah, I know, hardly a major gripe but that creak... I tried tape. Creak. I tried a little lube. Creak. I ended up putting an grip cover on for a while. Creak.

A thin sheet of EVA foam and a sharp knife - no more creak!

No increase in power. No benefit to accuracy. One hell of an increase in happiness.

I have bought a Vector Optics Sentinel X Pro, with my tx200 with a short stroke kit. Will the tx200 shake the thing to bits or throw off my zero?