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countymm said:
Given your "don't want to buy" list, I would recommend a FX Crown (rifle) or AT Uragan (bullpup). WAY more solid choices than that, obviously. Just one man's opinion.
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both are good guns, Uragan2 700mm laminate is 2300$ but in the other hand fx crown laminate 2018 (not used) is around 1k
JimNM said:
Your location is listed as IRAN - sorry, but the western world has very little information about what is available in your area. You may have a better time getting a Turkey made gun - Hatsan or Kral?
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Edgun, daystate, Airguntech, kalibrgun, brocoock, styer, fx are available but some manufactures like airarms are rare due to no one buy them here, and some guns like LCS are to expensive (around 5k)
 
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Arash said:
Hello everyone
I want to buy a new gun, price range start 1000$.
I don't want to buy:
Impact, bobcat, wildcat, maverick
All kalibrguns
All daystate
Airarms and AAA are not available here.
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@Arash Here are a couple of threads to help you get useful advice and to help narrow down your choices.

🔴 CHOOSING "The Best" GUN: What to Consider When You Ask for Advice

🔴 Choosing "The Best" Gun 🔴 What to consider when asking on the forum for advice "What's the best gun?" • Asking "What's the best gun for hunting?" is like asking "What's the best car for going to work?" • Asking "What gun should I buy under $600?" is like asking "Who should I marry that's...
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Good Out of the Box Shooters (PCPs) - Share Your Experiences

After reading many threads where members ask questions seeking advice concerning which gun to purchase for hunting/pesting, a first PCP for backyard plinking, or wanting to tryout benchrest styled shooting I saw several posts where tinkerers, competitors, and mechanically inclined members are...
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Hi again, so recently I decided to buy a new gun.
I have a pistol named Reximex RP, it is kind of a cheap gun with red dot on it but I kind of fun like it.
Make a long story short:
I saw a lelya with digital manometer and Cayman (short one). Price range is there but not matter for me.
Which one is better gun?
Some thing that matter for me:
1. I want to have a quiet gun without any extra silencer on it. short gun catches my eyes. Else I would buy Vulcan or Uragan.
2. What about shoot count? there is no point of having small gun but always need tank to fill it up.
3. I want to shoot jsb 15 or jsb 18 up to 280 m/s are they capable?
4. Which one is more reliable? (I don't want take it apart every season)
Also if I buy one of them I have to buy a new compact scope which cost me around 500$ and above. Maybe I'll buy ATN.
 
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@Arash I run a Vector Veyron 3-12x44 FFP scope on my Lelya. You can catch them on sale for $200. They are short, light, and the glass is clear enough for me to hunt with so long as there is adequate sunlight. I am only familiar with the EDgun Lelya 2.0 and I’m .25 caliber. I like mine. It’s light, short, and shoulders well for offhand shots. It’s a very robustly built air rifle. I haven had any serious issues with it and so bought mine used. I don’t know how it stacks up agains a Caiman, but I don’t intend to part with my Lelya.

I get a good amount of shots per fill. It’s been a while since I’ve counted shots per fill because I pretty much just hint with it. I’d venture to say that I can get 30-40 shots from a 215-250 bar fill shooting 25.39 grain JSB King diabolo pellets. I wish I could recall the exact number of shots per fill. It’s pretty quiet too. I bought another moderator for it that is a little longer and is supposed to be quieter. I still haven’t used it. The stock moderator works very well. Hope this helps answer #s 1 & 2.
 
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