Search results for query: first pcp

It seems you will need the warranty and work on it often, I would choose another pcp as your first. This is only what I have seen as common place in most Skout threads.

My first pcp and only one so far is a fx impact m3 .177. And I am thoroughly enjoying it shooting as well as modifying

Hello all! I just ordered my first PCP....a Umarex Notos. I should have it in about a week or less and can't wait to start tinkering with it to make it better and as quiet as I can. I have already been searching the site for helpful information, and boy does this site have alot of great...

I have an Avenge-X .25, shooting at 60-61 fpe. It’s my first PCP, so I don’t have anything else to compare it to, but I like it so far.

First trigger ever pulled was a BSA meteor bought in 1981. Maybe trigger was pulled in late 80's. First own bought airrifle was a gamo CFR whisper Second bought rifle was a Air Arms TX200 mk3 First PCP Air Arms S400 classic

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.

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

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

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")...

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

First PCP for me and I did numerous mods guided by Hajimoto's videos. I still have it and use it often.

First time PCP owner! Can anyone please advise what kind of fitting is needed to fill this type of air fitting please?

New to the air rifle world and looking for the quietest, best PCP rifle for the money with an emphasis on quiet. Will be used on 4 acres for target shooting and small game very rarely. I come from the precision rifle match shooting world (10 years ago) so I understand centerfire rifles and...

First PCP. I've had various other airguns over the years of course. The only one I still have an a Diana 52 in .177 though.

I just received a RAW HM1000x (.22 caliber, tactical stock) and thought I'd share my first impressions this PCP in case someone else is considering one. Overall it feels great, solid in the hand with good balance just forward of the trigger. Weight (scoped) is reasonable - heavy enough to be...

My first PCP was a Quackenbush 9mm pistol. 125 fpe before tuning. I hand pump it still... You really earn your shots that way.

As the title stated, I am fairly new to the world of owning a PCP. Been scrolling through the forums for a little bit when I first got my Umarex Notos late last year. I can fully say that I am addicted as I recently purchased another PCP the Dynamic Compact in .22 cal. This is also my first big...

I went all in on a FX Bobcat for my first PCP and never regretted it, it was a .25 with unbelievable accuracy and a power wheel. I shot a banana spider out its web from 70 yards, left his 8 legs spread accross his web.:D

...getting it strait from the manufacturer? I will still get the Compressor from PA. I was just curious on your thoughts. Maybe also any thoughts on the Talon SS as a first PCP? I like the single shot ability, I would probably single load even if there were a magazine available. Thanks, Jim