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I don't hesitate to recommend, especially this traditional version, to first-time PCP buyers. Original Avenger was good but Air Venturi did the platform a big favor in Avenge-X. WM

Just bought this airgun new from AOA. My first Daystate and second PCP (FX Crown). Even after researching on the internet, I’m not clear on how to adjust the hammer spring. Could anyone please provide a link, step-by-step instructions or a video? Would be most appreciated. Thanks! Bob

I am in North East Kansas and I have a significant pest problem with squirrels, skunks, rats, raccoons. Sort of feels like I am losing a game of Jumanji. My Gamo spring gun has become somewhat worn out, and bench testing of favorite projectiles has revealed a problem I don't want to chase...

You definitely would not want it to be your first PCP. If you want or expect your next gun to be better. It's like giving a kid a Lamborghini for their first car. They would not appreciate anything else.

First off i wanna thank everyone for all their helpful advice on assisting me to buy my first pcp gun. and of course the inner "bro" in me got me to ignore most of the guns with good track records, instead i opted for something that "looked cool" lol. hey i get performance is important but i...

Hi. First time poster. I have a very modified Crossman 2240. It’s a PCP conversion and is heavily moderated. I would like to keep shooting the rifle as it is quite fun. It uses a Ninja Paintball buddy bottle as the air source that screws into the back of the rifle. Sadly the seals have dried...

My first ”real” pcp was a veteran standard in 25….This is a whole different beast with a tension barrel. Tony P.

I've purchased enough cheap gear in the past to always eventually end up with what I really wanted in the first place, so now I save time and money and go straight to the top. Here's my PCP progression: Daystate Blackwolf .22, laminate stock, 480cc bottle, 23" barrel

Had similar revelation when I aquired my first PCP…a quality rifle will outshoot most people. John

Not a threaded barrel. If you have a way to fill a PCP for a first one might I suggest a BARRA 1100Z.

Lets look at this economy gem, I may have never bought a DRS if this came out first :) https://pintydevices.com/products/pcp-pellet-gun-air-rifle-high-power-airgun-for-hunting

only the top bird is a Starling, the lower two look like are female House Finches to me

...Whether it’s just removing the barrel or modifying the valve. 2) Since you have a tinkering mentality I would suggest disassembling your first PCP gun so you better understand how everything works. You may damage an o-ring in the process but this should not discourage you. It will teach you...

2Ten, Greetings from Florida, glad you've joined. Knowledgeable, helpful members from both springer/nitro and PCP camps abound. Walmart's Crosman F4 NP was my first, bought some Rabbit Magnum II slugs to try and tin said, "For PCP Only." "What's a PCP?" Whoosh, right down the rabbit hole I...

WHERE there leaking is the first $1000 question. No M-rods are not typically leakers ... Tho OLDER PCP's in need of fresh o-rings indeed are !!! PS. M-rods with stock valves are indeed Poppet head killers, that if failed or about too .. do leak :unsure:

Yeah, finding holes through 2 1/2" particle boards was a surprise. Aluminum plates for me.

The grip (anti slip) parts look like tape in the picture , I am sure they are not but that was the first thing i thought of . BUT i am getting out of PCP this year at the shows only keeping my USFT , or maybe not ?

I opened my first pcp. A Umarex Notos. Started reading the instructions. I have a hand pump coming tomorrow. Also opened the scope I got to go on it, UTG Bug Buster 3-9x32 Excited to get practicing in the backyard!

I am new to the PCP world and received a Hatsan Jet 1 for Christmas and recently bought a Spritech compressor off Amazon. Over the weekend I attempted to charge the Hatsan and my first roadblock was that the quick connector would not operate properly and then I read somewhere that some fittings...

Thanks. That's been the plan. Just been keeping an eye out