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Utah Air has 1 day free shipping today so I purchased some jsb knockout 25.39 .216 slugs. 7.99 for 200 slugs plus tax. 4.3 cents per so it's a cheap gamble. Seen a review that shows they shot well out of the avenge x. Which means with the shipping I'll see em next Friday but that's fine, no hurry.
Well thanks, now I have a UA account (which I thought I already did) and a tin of AEA 18.13 on order.
 
After watching copious Umarex Zelos review's on Youtube I became Intrigued and really became Interested In purchasing one but just to make sure I had to read "The HardAirMag Zelos Review" which convinced me to pull the trigger! I ordered my Zelos (.22) from Pyramid Air and I have to say that the hype Is real! I wanted a .22 PCP that would shoot slugs and this thing loves H&N 21 (.217 Diameter) grain slugs. Thumbs Up the Zelos Is a keeper!
What kind of velocity /ft lbs you getting from it with the H&N slugs?
 
Got my long awaited ( from the day they were announced) deliver from Pinty yesterday! New .25 caliber Nighthawk! Of course, its raining like pouring wee outta boot, and my house is still under construction, so I have no place to shoot!
This thing sure looks nice though. Love the modular construction. I've seen a couple of video reviews on the .22 version already and they look great. Can't hardly wait to start testing out the .25
 
I actually received this yesterday, but finally got it into operation today. It may not look airgun related, but 95% of what gets printed on my 3d printers is airgun related. It should make stocks a little easier. Unfortunately it knocked another air rifle out of the budget.
That is super nice, Knowing you, you probably researched the hell out of it. Don't forget to share it with your wife! It's not always air rifles that keep us happy, they come & go.
 
That is super nice, Knowing you, you probably researched the hell out of it. Don't forget to share it with your wife! It's not always air rifles that keep us happy, they come & go.
lol, I was buying last years model, she told me to get this one. It only came out last week. I’m printing her some cruise ducks to test it. Then it gets put to work. I can’t wait to see how you like your Panthera. Fingers crossed you’ll be pleasantly surprised after the wait.
 
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lol, I was buying last years model, she told me to get this one. It only came out last week. I’m printing her some cruise ducks to test it. Then it gets put to work. I can’t wait to see how you like your Panthera. Fingers crossed you’ll be pleasantly surprised after the wait.
Always listen to the Wife. As far as the Panthera, I guess I am waiting for the Reflex Mod. I waited this long. March 26 2026 to Date. I clearly must be out of my tree. The high expections I have better be reality. If it is not a true performer , like my other rifles, I will not keep it in my collection. If it doesn't have a place in . Why would I keep it. Money lost is money lost. I will certainly learn a lesson. But life goes on . I refuse to hang on to something that just doesn't do what it should. Why store it , to take up space.Not using it get rid of it. I always set the bar high, why settle for less, If that makes sense?
 
Two separate ammo orders from PA but both have free shipping, no sales tax (FL Hunting and Outdoor tax free period).

In stock pellets with the 13% off code and mostly back ordered slugs with a $25 off coupon.

Buy 3 get 1 free.

On the pellet order I decided to buy $10 worth of targets to bump up to free shipping instead of paying $10 it 😉.

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I purare,urchased a low priced Winchester Daisy 600X made in Brazil. The barrel s plugged, which I knew. That is a story for another thread. I am doing trigger mods with the goal of achieving an acceptable pull weight. The Hatsan made 1000X and 800X are regardes as accurate shooters. If only I can improve that 12# trigger....
 
Finally picked up my Hatsan AT44-10 from the shop today. To put the costs into perspective using the local "burger index": the rifle itself cost me the equivalent of about 130 Big Macs, shipping was another 45 burgers, and all the red tape, medical checks, and permit fees ran me another 112 burgers. So the whole setup ended up costing around 287 burgers and almost three months of waiting, but it was worth it.

The funny thing about our local laws is that a detuned version of the exact same rifle (with a thick, restricted valve pin) can be bought over the counter even by a kid. Yet if you swap that pin out for a thin, full-power one yourself, the law treats it as illegal weapon manufacturing, with very serious legal consequences. Glad to finally have the full-power version completely legal!
 

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Finally picked up my Hatsan AT44-10 from the shop today. To put the costs into perspective using the local "burger index": the rifle itself cost me the equivalent of about 130 Big Macs, shipping was another 45 burgers, and all the red tape, medical checks, and permit fees ran me another 112 burgers. So the whole setup ended up costing around 287 burgers and almost three months of waiting, but it was worth it.

The funny thing about our local laws is that a detuned version of the exact same rifle (with a thick, restricted valve pin) can be bought over the counter even by a kid. Yet if you swap that pin out for a thin, full-power one yourself, the law treats it as illegal weapon manufacturing, with very serious legal consequences. Glad to finally have the full-power version completely legal!
Funny side note: in the photo, I'm wearing a Remington jacket. Over here, Remington is actually a popular mid-range brand for technical outdoor and hunting apparel. About ten years ago, the original American firearms giant licensed its name for clothing production in our market. Since then, the original gunmaker basically went bankrupt and got split up, while the outdoor clothing brand under their name is thriving here. Doubt many folks stateside know about that!
 

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