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- PI've used low to high end springers. the high end are impressive, but work. single load each pellet does wear on one. Once convinced to...
- PThe best answer I can give is only applicable of you really enjoy air guns. One of everything, at least and if you're lucky. I've...
- PReally not familiar with the Diana Models, I have an 54 Air KIng pro and honestly it is a beast to cock, but very powerful and accurate...
- PWelcome! If you're not interested in all the extra equipment that a PCP entails, consider a co2 powered gun. Also, you can't hold a...
- PIf you cheap out on a springer, you might find yourself wasting that money and getting an expensive PCP setup (like me). Or, you can get...
- PSame here. PCP guy, no springers (yet), but it sounds like the springers would be more in your comfort zone. I get by fine with my PCPs...
- PThat’s really good advice, try a quality Springer than your natural progression will be a nice PCP, but both types of shooting are very...
- PWelcome from Massachusetts. How old is this youngest? I’m a springer guy. They’re simple, inexpensive to maintain and challenging...
- PI agree with you 👍🏼
- PWelcome to the Nation, glad to have you here. You've asked the question of the century, both camps firmly entrenched and ready to...
- PI have had a 34 for 15 years in .22. It is accurate and decent power. I hunted for years with it too. I would shoot offhand before...
- Pnew-need-help-choosing-rifle.1333204 Read this thread.
- PPNWTrekker replied to the thread Springer vs. PCP.I just looked it up. Somehow it had escaped my notice. Beautiful rifle!
- PWell... with it settled that I am leaning towards a springer for my first big boy air gun, what is best bang (or plink) for the buck...
- PPNWTrekker replied to the thread Springer vs. PCP.Thanks for all the advice, everyone. Given the input, I think I'll snoop around for a good deal on a Diana 34 or similar. As some of...
