N/A .25 whish one

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martin69 said:
Hello everyone, I'm a member here, and although I read and learn a lot, I don't write. Now I have a puzzle. I can't decide between the Dreamline Power Pup .25 and the Propheta P3 .25. There's a difference in price, and I wanted to hear your opinions. Thanks in advance.
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I can't speak highly enough of the dreamline platform in 25. I have a tactical compact and it's the best performer in my fleet overall. 43 fpe with a 380mm barrel. I have a tuned up 700mm 22 impact and it's not the one I go for on the regular.
 
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I'll give some food for thought. First, if pellets are your intended ammo, then I'd make sure the P3 was an LR barrel, as that's the pellet version. The other versions may shoot pellets well, but are more for slugs, my opinion.

I don't have a power pup, but I do have two Dreamline Tacticals. One is a 500mm 25 and it is a true laser, a keeper gun for sure, even though every gun gets boring after a while. It eats 25 grainers for lunch and spits them out in signle hole groups all day long at 35 yards. At 100 yards, it's a 1-1/4" shooter with me shooting off the bed of my truck.

Bullpups are hard for me to shoot well, the only one I've bonded with is the Impact, and I like it, all the rest can languish on store shelves as far as I'm concerned. Although I do have hankering for a Zelos.

The Dream Tac has lots of power, even for slugs, and liners are easily changed to whatever your current favorite ammo is.
 
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bchannell said:
I'll give some food for thought. First, if pellets are your intended ammo, then I'd make sure the P3 was an LR barrel, as that's the pellet version. The other versions may shoot pellets well, but are more for slugs, my opinion.

I don't have a power pup, but I do have two Dreamline Tacticals. One is a 500mm 25 and it is a true laser, a keeper gun for sure, even though every gun gets boring after a while. It eats 25 grainers for lunch and spits them out in signle hole groups all day long at 35 yards. At 100 yards, it's a 1-1/4" shooter with me shooting off the bed of my truck.

Bullpups are hard for me to shoot well, the only one I've bonded with is the Impact, and I like it, all the rest can languish on store shelves as far as I'm concerned. Although I do have hankering for a Zelos.

The Dream Tac has lots of power, even for slugs, and liners are easily changed to whatever your current favorite ammo is.
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I should add that most of my shots are about 60y, 92y exactly and occasionally 110 yards. That 380mm dreamline is still 1 shot popping sparrows and starlings with jsb kings at 92. I even got my 110 yard pigeon with a ballistics calc. The only thing that concerns me on the dreampup is the cocking lever being effectively at your shoulder so it's essentially a single shot.
 
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Have a P3 in .25, a .22 Dreamline and until recently had another Dreamline in .25. They are entirely different animals. Dreamline is a nice, smooth and easy rifle, but it doesn’t even live in the same universe as the P3 in terms of power potential.

Dreamline is more comfortable for me in terms of ergonomics but I probably grab the P3 more often. I have the RBP barrel and very happy with it, very good with pellets and spot on either it’s preferred slug as well.

Both are good guns, just very different.
 
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