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For my springers I'd been using a duct-seal pellet trap for years with no concerns, no problems. I was doing some velocity testing on my first PCP and didn't fully appreciate how much more powerful they were. I had the PCP on a rest, carefully aligned with the sensors of the chronograph and...

...out? I'm new to all this need to get my 10 post or whatever in it's been past the 10 days....but I do have a question for you where did you get your liner? This is my first PCP mod got some stuff from C88 aclways shot a springer...never going back lol. Anyway thanks and have a great weekend!

If you want an easy way to tune, check out Shooting with Phil on YouTube. His stuff really works. If not, there are MANY videos on how to tune. I, also, have a .22 Maverick Compact. Terrific, accurate gun! Great choice for a first pcp!!

My PCP is for backyard pesting, so semi-auto is preferable to any other configuration. I don't think I've ever needed more than one follow-up shot, but it's a handy thing to have available when in a genocidal rage against all backyard rodents. I've never had an issue with jamming or misfires...

US Dollars? International shipping tax, tariff and duty? Ain't so simple

That's awesome! One of my first PCP's was a used FX T12 Field Target model in .22 and it had a pressure gauge under the stock. Great shooter, barrel was so consistent.

i bought a notos and gauntlet just to have them as they are very popular. i know they are entry level pcp guns. but i am impressed so far. my first airgun i ever bought was a fx panthera 700 .25 so to be impressed os saying alot! the only mods i have done is put moderators on them

My rookie mistake was not getting into Air gun earlier . Actually i bought my first quality air pistol 1971 ? Webley Tempest . Skip to 2012 and down the rabbit hole i dove . buying PCP after PCP and springers too . The hole isn't too deep 17 rifles and 10 pistols ............... so far

First , Welcome to the best A G N . i would suggest any of the Athlon line , and start with a middle of the pact scope in SFP (second focal plane ) the retical stays the same size and so makes it easier to learn . Plus you said 30 to 50 or so yards so you do not need a FFP scope Again...

Today was the first ever Field Target competition in Iowa! I just want to thank everyone for coming out and for supporting the effort to bring the sport of Field Target to Iowa. And I need to thank the West Liberty Gun Club for allowing and supping this effort. The West Liberty Gun club has...

??? do you have a particular immediate task for the bigger bore gun , specially as a first PCP ? Everything involved in a .25 and above caliber is $$$

That is an ISSUE ..... It is a Known issue with polyurethane 0-rings that they can and will take a set ( As in if forced to take a slightly different shape they lack the shape memory ) when compared to Viton, Buna o-rings we typically see in PCP air guns. So WHY are they using Poly o-rings ...

First thing this morning I had three spots Nitrogen frozen on my head (one of which gave me a brain freeze without the ice cream!) and two biopsies taken... So I decided no yard work today, it was all about my PCPs.... First up was my Revere in .22 Cal. I consider myself anymore a wobbly...

Why would your first pcp be an 2k gun? Should start off with like a marauder, avenger, notos/zelo, etc. A 2k gun shouldn't be someone's first pcp.

I’m buying my first PCP and it will be a 700mm .22 FX M3. Questions are 1) New or used? 2) if used, what price? 3) Any special configuration? 4) What optics? (lots of backyard and occasional 100-200yd) Thanks, y’all CBX

I bought the top of the line Gamo hand pump when I got my Urban .22, followed by a Hill Mk. 5, which was supposed to be more efficient. Both worked fine, but I found myself spending most of my time pumping after I bought my second PCP. Finally got a small electric pump and haven't looked back...

Hey everyone - another newbie here, or at least looking to be a newbie into the PCP world. I've owned some pumps in the past (whatever could be had at Walmart or Sears). Those were mainly just for plinking. We have a few chickens (pets really - my kids gave them names like "Hennifer Lopez")...

Going through this forum, had to take break from reading so I jumped to the end. Have a Hatsan model 25 super charger in .22 caliber. Sit down at the bench at the range, toss a can down towards the backer, and start shooting at the can and knocking it down the range. Its a guaranteed tin can...

I made this spreadsheet when shopping for my first PCP gun. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1TEoV97bzfAB783gJB9XABn80pngiq2d-9aN6eYnNuog/edit?usp=drivesdk

Recently bought a Reximex RPA .177. So far a great purchase