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I took months to research all the options. My initial thoughts were there was no way I would spend more than a few hundred dollars on an airgun, no matter if it's a PCP or a springer. As I read more and more, the motto buy once cry once became more evident. I narrowed down my choices and...

I have fallen in love with the Kral NP-02 in my search for my first pcp gun but I cannot seem to find a place to buy one. I noticed you know a lot about them. Any help you might offer? Thanks

Clean that barrel first!

What a way to start by diving right into the deep end! Well done sir.

Welcome to the air gun world(y)! Just don't be in any rush to get a pcp, do your homework and stay with legit company's.

Hi again! I posted an intro last week, and got an amazing welcome, and a ton of schooling. I'm one week deeper into the rabbit hole, and my mind is still blown. But, I need to ask some questions to learn. I think I'm going ease my way into this mania gradually. I don't have the knowledge...

In a PCP or co2 they will be okay I believe. But could possibly reek some havoc on the internals of a spring-piston

Congratulations on such a nice first PCP seems like you lined up all your ducks quite nicely. Looking forward to reading your further impressions of the setup…🙏 @KatoKevin454, he wrote he also purchased a GX HPA compressor…

Took my wife today for her to try my pcp rifle. This was her first time and she had a blast. Now she definitely wants her own rifle! It was pretty windy today! I am looking forward to next Sundays match. Unfortunately have to work Saturday.

No! That was one of the first things I researched before buying my first Springer..... and then double checking before that the first PCP gun arrived..... and am glad I did! Otherwise I would have whipped out the bronze bore brushes and the CLP, and very like would have wrecked a brand new...

...whole thread but you must have a chronograph to determine anything with an airgun. Secondly, it may be time to clean the barrel. For your first PCP you certainly got yourself a good one. Moisture is a big deal, those of us on here that are serious about keeping our guns in good shape have...

Good plan. It gives you the opportunity to experience "adult" airguns. You may, or may not progress to PCPs, but even if you do, the 34 is a quality piece that is handy to have around. It has been the universal recommendation for a first airgun for many years.

...I keep telling newbies, the fx impact or any 2k-3k gun shouldn't be their first. Newbies buys a new fx impact m4 and brag about its their first pcp. Like wtf. So what. Lmao. Then they cry how to turn it. How to fix leakings, reg creep. Ect. My first pcp was the benjamin marauder. I learn how...

I have to ask if youve ever tuned an fx on a cool day and brought it out into serious heat? It's living, breathing, cranky and likely to make you wonder if you ever chrono'd, tuned or zeroed the rifle till you learn their personality 🤣 I love this topic because I'm a pump/pcp/co2 guy but only...

Ok , don’t get mad at me. Ok you can call me stupid. since I first googled pcp this rifle was the one I remember I feel like I gotta hide...

My first PCP was a .22 Huntsman. Easy to hand pump, accurate, light weight, quiet. Was one of the only left handed rifles around when I fell into this rabbit hole. Still have it, shoots better than I do.

I'm full of lead and I'm ok.

Just purchased a bully .357. This is my first pcp rifle. What should i expect from this rifle? Any common problems or upgrades i should consider? Any insite is appreciated.

We held our first match of the year last Sunday. Weather was great, although wind was certainly a factor on many lanes. Troyer rating was a 31 overall regardless of wind. We had a first time shooter (Mike S) who managed a 36 for the day! Name Class Gun Score Mark King PCP WFTF Walther...

Honestly, I think it looks really nice If you told me this is an Air Rifle, my first thought would be it looks like a high end Airsoft rifle rather than a PCP Prices do not seem extravagant I'm sure there will be a lot at RMAC