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Thank you so much for that link! It looks like a viable prospect!

Actually, the low-pressure compressor can power a large-diameter cylinder, which then charges a small-diameter cylinder (mechanically) to multiply the pressure. Takes some more strokes, but the resultant is high pressure. Think about two cylinders mechanically linked. Worked at a place which had...

Hi, follow-up: I guess not everyone noticed that I don't want a rifle with a moving spring (springer). Judging by the responses I feel that I should focus on a way to achieve high pressure (for a PCP) without breaking my bank. I have a (low-pressure) compressor which could be used to power a...

Since I want the rifle to be able to dispatch a squirrel, neither of the Daisy rifles is suitable. Looking at a muzzle velocity between 800-1000 fps, like a sub-sonic .22 LR. But, thanks for those mentions.

I have a Crosman 600 CO2 pistol, which I have owned for 60 years (!). After replacing the main seal recently, it shoots like new, which is phenomenal for a CO2 handgun. Now, though, I want an air rifle. I don't want PCP if I can avoid it, but I don't know enough about the offerings available in...