What are your favorite airgun "features"?

[davelarson]

Theoben rapid built like a tank, a sleek graceful tank lol. I’m so impressed by the quality of the rifle. When you work the bolt it reminds me of the torpedo tubes in submarines, super tight and precise. The rifle gives the impression that it’s definitely going to last forever lol!

 

[Cliff_Allen]

Externally adjustable regulator

Hammer spring

Weight

Trigger

Side lever

Of course accuracy / consistency but I think that is easier achieved on any gun with externally adjustable reg and hammer spring.

I get everything I want on my list from FX but I do wish they had a better trigger system. Apparently, from video's I've watched and my own experience trying, you can only adjust it so low before you start getting "sticky triger" and you can only get the pull weight down so low before that starts happening. Unless I'm wrong and someone knows something I don't that they would share 

 

[JakeRico]

The Taipan veteran has a lot of great features, accuracy, anti-double load, excellent trigger, and quiet. If they could make that rifle a little bit lighter with a forward cocking lever it would be hard to beat.

 

[buckyusn]

External adjustability (hammer spring, regulator, transfer port).

Decent trigger.

Smooth cocking action.

Multiple shots (magazine fed).

Threaded shroud to accept a silencer.

 

[Septicdeath]

The holes they make in things.

 

[Airgun-hobbyist]

...a magazine with enough depth to shoot really long slugs.

 

[intenseaty22]

& on any gun I keep, probably the single most important feature/attribute: Being able to keep a POI every time I shoot it, Day After DAY!!! Even my Springers are capable of that  

 

[nomojo65]

1-Accuracy 

2-trigger

3-Reliability

4-Robustness 

5-Parts (if needed?)

6-Access to the Manufacture 

Fits the bill for all the U.S.A. designed & manufactured Airguns! 

 

[Beezer]

BSA Lonestar .25

Tack driver, excellent trigger, excellent stock, can use scope or open sights, MMC cocker/decocker, sturdy construction, classic design, reliability.

 

[L.Leon]

Externally adjustable regulator/transfer port, gauges on the side or under. Foster fill, no proprietary probes needed. If being sold as a field gun. Sling points, especially on the back of the gun (butt stock)? 20 MOA picatiny rail atop for scope and one of proper length below for a bipod. 

 

[B.Guns.]

Being left hand friendly.

 

[mochajoe]

 

Benjamin Marauder FT Quiet and accurate 

Dream Tact Compact Smooth side lever , power

 

[HeyU]

Precision machining,precision machining, and precision machining. I never really appreciated a match grade trigger till I won the Dreamline here.Springers,I do like that indescribable (without me sounding like an ????t trying to put it into words) sound when I cock them and then pull the trigger. Ergonomics, I like the wrist and fore grip to be as natural and comfortable as the Remington 700 or Winchester 70. Checkering is a plus I'd pay extra for on a wood stock but not on a plastic,synthetic one.

 

[Uglyjohn]

Being left hand friendly.

Or at least left hand “possible”. When I see something listed as left hand “specific” I get a bit of a tingle. But this doesn’t happen much any more

 

[TAP]

Adjustable power dial, built in sound baffles that work and side lever cocking.

 

[Stefanjan]

It seems so stupid but my Hatsan rail is universal. It accepts dovetail/weaver/picatiny. Just so nice to not have to try to figure out which mount goes with which rail and then have to buy an adapter because nothing fits. Also the Hatsan simple diecast magazine. Easy to load, easy to insert, and has never failed. Oh and Crosmans use of make foster fitting for their fill probes, so no having to figure out how to attach a probe to a whip hose. Honerable mention to Diana fill probe with a male fosters end so I don't have to spend another $10 and wait for a fitting!