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I first level my tripod with its built in centering bubble level then clamp down the rifle just enough to hold it. I then level the rifle by placing a level across a square surface on the receiver and clamp it down tight. Finally, I level the scope either with a level set on top the turret cap...

GX PUMP CS4 Portable PCP Air Compressor, 350W Powerful Motor, Max 5800Psi/40Mpa, Water and Fan Cooling, 5 Hours Continous Work, 12V Auto Stop PCP Air Rifle - $471 It wasn't that long ago that I spent $600 on my CS4 compressor on Amazon. It has been a reliable work horsr for me.

There are plenty of hobbies that cost alot of money to pursue. To each his own and according to his budget.

The March scope on a non-competition air rifle is pure indulgence. Doesn't add anything to the end results (accuracy) of my type of shooting, but it looks cool on a nice Daystate and I have plenty of very nice PB's (like a custom 7x57 Mauser) on which it also looks fabulous with it mounted, and...

Now that is practical and deadly squirrel gun! Walnut and steel.

Be sure to post your wooden stock. I too would like to get a wood stock. Definitely gonna have to upgrade to the M-rod trigger group

Impossible to choose just one because I own different calibers for different uses. I could list them according to each caliber: .177 - Daystate Mk4 (BSA R10) .20 - Daystate Regal .22 - Steyr H5 (Daystate Airwolf/Air Arms S510 Carbine .25 - FX Crown MkII (AirMaks Caiman X) .30 - American Air...

Molec, I live in Spain and if I was to have any question about PCPs I would just go down to the local police station and ask there. I'll bet there is someone there who speaks English. Or just find a buddy who can help you translate. My wife is Spanish so I have a built in translator for the...

The quality of all three of the above rifles is "heirloom' and will last and last. You can pass these down to your kids or grand kids. You can probably tell I am a walnut and steel traditionalist in my rifles. I spent 10 years in the Marine Corps so got my fill of black plastic rifles! ha ha...

My #3 recommendation for a bottle gun (This is the most advanced version of the Daystate Airwolf that I do own with the electronic MCT trigger and firing mechanism) Daystate Redwolf - https://www.airgunsofarizona.com/precharged-pcp/daystate-red-wolf-walnut/

Recommendation #2 (of rifles I own) is the Steyr H5 semi-auto https://steyr-sport.com/en/air-rifles/steyr-hunting-5-automatic-h5-a-scout

Go straight to the American Air Arms Evol Paradigm in .22 . . . you won't need anything else. https://www.airgunsofarizona.com/precharged-pcp/american-air-arms-evol-paradigm-.22-18-with-thumbhole-walnut-stock/

If you have electricity you can have a small compressed air pump for a PCP. I would love to own this 12 ft lb BSA CLX $859.00 at Airguns of Airizona https://www.airgunsofarizona.com/precharged-pcp/bsa-ultra-clx-12-ft/lbs/

How do you store spare parts and keep up with which parts belong to which gun? Are you organized?

This ad claims most accurate . . . "Capable of sub-1-inch groups out to 100 yards, the HM1000x Chassis Rifle by RAW Airguns is the ultimate in long-range precision. The most accurate pre-charged pneumatic air rifle made in the USA has been designed with hunters and competitors in mind. The LRT...