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Where do you think they learned how to build a decent pcp? From everyone who creates them, they caught on quickly.

I think there is an exception too ( AEA 357 Challenger big bore. It might not be a precision pcp, but as a hunter for $ 600 bucks, it has no equal, 340 fpe and easily hit targets 230 yards out and still flatten out 204 slugs, non HP. There is nothing cheap about the build, just over 8.5 lbs.

AEA 357 Challenger may 30th, coyote.

I agree. My first PCP was a 42 FPE 25 caliber Avenger $400, which allowed me to its mechanics and modify it to achieve 100 FPE. This not only provided a valuable learning experience but also enabled me to advance to the next level of power without needing to purchase another PCP at that time...

The STO Falx does share some of these features, but it differs from the DonnyFL Yokozuna in key ways: Compatibility: The Falx is designed for a wide range of PCP air rifles, but it is semi-modular, meaning it doesn’t have fully adjustable sections like the Yokozuna. Threading Options: It comes...

But can they be tuned for accuracy like the Yokozuna?

Donny fl Yokozuna QD for my .308 Texan

For daytime scopes they are very hard to beat. I own 2 of them.

For daytime scopes they are very hard to beat. I own 2 of them.

Thank you for letting some disagreements go a bit but, when it starts to go a little too far, they seem to nip it.

Please let us know what happens?

THANK YOU FED EX. BARS SLUGS for the .308 texan.

In the past I have owned an older led sled to only sell it because of an article I read. I have replaced the Caldwell Precision Turret as a tool for zeroing scopes with led sled DF 2, What a big difference! within minutes I was good to go. 100 yards at 4-inch gong. AEA 357 Challenger (BIG BORE)...

With good reason, There the best.

I had some what the same story with a non-chocked Avenger, started at 42 fpe after mods it was 100fpe tuned it for 70-75 fpe and at 100 yards it was like a laser beam. Wish I never sold it.

In the past I had a Caldwell lead sled to zero in my pcp's that is until I read an article that this was not the way to go so, I sold it. Since then, I have used bags and more recently Caldwell precision turret. Both would get me close, but I feel close wasn't enough, so I bought a Caldwell lead...

It's a chocked barrel, NSA 26.8-grain slugs and JSB KnockOut 33.5-grain slugs, but testing different weights will help determine the best match for your specific setup. Since the newer Avenger barrels are choked, slug fit matters. If the slug is too tight, it can cause excessive drag...

I should be receiving a Caldwell lead sled DFT 2 Today. I have been using a Caldwell precision turret to zero my pcps, as for a day at the range and even hunting from a table it works great but that's it.

For me it was AEA 357 side lever and for the price and as a hunter you won't find an equal and its 4 years old and still a 340fpe pcp. Still no problem hitting targets 230 yards with 204gr slugs and on impact flattens them out nicely.

I also own an AEA pcp and know 1st hand of the hate for AEA but, yet Hatsan, Umarex and FX have their share of problem's also and in some cases cost a lot more. all you have to do is read the forums. FX Wildcat BT Leak,Jammin .30 Blitz just to name 2.