r/airguns • u/dingdongbellguy • 12h ago
Modifications I hate my Chaser :(
Every time I shoot it I feel like a dumbass for spending more money on other guns that are not nearly as good. Just added a dot and made a comb riser.
r/airguns • u/dingdongbellguy • 12h ago
Every time I shoot it I feel like a dumbass for spending more money on other guns that are not nearly as good. Just added a dot and made a comb riser.
r/airguns • u/Ok_Fee2158 • 14h ago
Off hand 10m practice session
r/airguns • u/yeastblood • 8h ago
After a 7 day customs hold in Barcelona this arrived 2 days later from Spain to California. It's the regulated version with the Huma regulator. I also purchased the unregulated conversion kit which arrived in a smaller foil Ziploc type bag.
Incase anyone is worried about the shipping process buying directly, it was a smooth uneventful one even with the delay. I was able to reach out to Wolfiek group via Whatsapp and received a prompt response during the customs hold abd UPS international and I never had to supply anything myself to customs. Happy to finally own one of these, can't wait to fire it.
r/airguns • u/Aggravating_Ad5632 • 13h ago
I've never understood why a single-shot rifle with a right-handed stock has the cocking lever on the right. It has always made far more sense to me to have the cocking lever on the left; it allows me to cock and reload without losing cheek weld, and my trigger hand remains on the grip.
Like many PCPs, my Walther LG400FT allows the user to switch the action from right- to left-handed, and that was the first thing I did when I bought it.
However, this caused a new issue that I wasn't expecting; with my right hand still on the grip, the cocking lever would catch on it, effectively rendering the swap over ineffective.
To remedy this, I bought a new cocking lever and shortened it by removing the crenellated section from the end. To make it a bit more ergonomic, I moulded a handle from Sugru around the freshly cut end. Sugru sets as a relatively firm, rubbery solid, so the cocking lever now has a much nicer feel to it, doesn’t impinge on anything, and lets me shoot the way I prefer.
r/airguns • u/Sea_Path6674 • 18h ago
i have been using these and they are pretty accurate for me but what are your thoughts. and dont at the stuff around it xd
r/airguns • u/Kidflawless • 12h ago
I have a 25 caliber marauder and a 22 caliber marauder. That’s all the air rifles that I have. The 22 caliber was in storage and I got it out getting it ready for squirrel season. I found three magazines and they will not fit into the 22 caliber. It is that bottom magazine, the top one fits. What could this go to? I have three of these. The bottom one is shorter and wider.
r/airguns • u/PreviousCry5653 • 23h ago
Ive seen a few videos on youtube about this....but none of them were conclusive. Does anyone have the ability to test this? Or have any experience? Seems like a laughable idea, but it would be sick if it worked.....
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r/airguns • u/Crashmaster1981 • 22h ago
Hello everyone, I just picked this up 2 weeks ago and so far I've been having a lot of fun with it! I am having an issue though that I seem to have received pistol with a missing front frame screw. I looked up online and found an exploded parts diagram and I saw that this is an M5, length not specified. Would I be able to go to a hardware store and buy the appropriate screw? I will be at the hardware store later on today and plan on getting this thing back to where it should be if at all possible. Thanks!
r/airguns • u/Real-Community5252 • 4h ago
I’m looking for backyard target shooting and plinking. Highest accuracy would be wasted on me, but I’d like it to be moderator compatible. Prefer .22 caliber but .177 would be ok. Available for less than $600 in the U.S??
r/airguns • u/ViolinistEvening8504 • 14h ago
Hey guys, I used to love this hobby as a kid. Got my first Crosman at 8 during Christmas and saved up a lot to buy more. Over the years I lost a lot of my stuff, and after moving into an apartment I basically stopped shooting completely because my neighbour kept making noise complaints to the city council and police.
I finally moved into a house with a nice big garden, and while moving my stuff I found thousands of steel and lead pellets, loads of CO2 cartridges, BBs and a few of my old guns. I even still have my target box, so I thought why not get back into the hobby.
I only shoot for fun and I’m not super serious about it, but I’d like to get a decent airgun rifle that’ll last me a long time. My budget is under €500, and I’m looking for a good balance of power, accuracy, scope and maybe a silencer. Also not sure which calibre is best.
Shogun has so many guns in similar price ranges but different reviews that it’s hard to know what’s actually worth buying. I’d rather ask people with experience than spend my money on something I’ll regret buying later. Ideally, I’d like something reliable that I can enjoy for years before maybe upgrading to something more expensive.
For context, my other guns are a couple of Dan Wesson revolvers and a random Uzi I bought back in 2018 for a few hundred euros and a break-barrel, but i think my mom threw that away.
What would you guys recommend i get at this price range and for my circumstances ?
Thanks in advance
r/airguns • u/MAYOR-OF-BANGHAM • 15h ago
I oiled the bolt on the Velox and now it will not cycle. Tried wiping excess oil off. Tried adjusting mags and hammer spring but got the same results. Barrel oring looks okay. Any ideas what else I could look for? Any other parts I should remove oil from? Noticed bolt bouncing but not cycling. Any help is appreciated.
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r/airguns • u/IR_Acaboom • 9h ago
Alright boys I am thinking of adding tungsten or maybe a drill bit to the end of the steel rod that hits the bb in a red Ryder do you think it would make a difference?
Will have to look more into tungsten as I believe it could shatter/fracture