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That's a good deal. How important is it for a PCP to be regulated? I know that a regulator helps the gun deliver consistent speeds and performance, but does that mean an un-regulated rifle will be all over the place and inaccurate?

...for beginners. The only complaint I have heard of is the magazines. Buy a few extras while you are shopping. I suggest purchasing your first PCP from Pyramydair. They have a great return policy, good customer service and fast shipping. Ted really liked the Notos. His recommendation...

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Hello and Welcome !! My first PcP was a Flash QE 22. and it is very accurate. lived in industry me. for 10 years great state. Good luck with your Hatsan.

I went with AEA challenger bullpup. 25. Fox air power had a irresistible black Friday deal. This is my first pcp and already i feel like its going to be a addictive hobby.

Agreed, older technology and long/heavy. Also, very popular and beloved as a first-time PCP. Many upgrades but it might be tough to get any return on upgrade investment, if reselling. WM

This seems a great PCP, im looking into getting my first one, does anyone know if this can be modded to shoot arrows -bolts like the FX Impact m3 ? Thanks in advance

Welcome to forum, glad you're here. Fairly common question, best to state intended use and budget. First question is springer (break-barrel) or pre-charged pneumatic (PCP.) Matt Dubber's YouTube series, "Airgun Ballistics, 101," was a big help when I started. Nine short, easy to follow...

OK this is nice. I got to the range today at 8:00 and sight in using the new bench and sight in range. Note to self. Bring a seat cover or cushion. Wet seat in the morning. I have a bench cover. I knocked the paint off all the permanent yardage markers . Then for the first time in Iowa I...

Squirrels count as double for starlings, so you only need 500 of those.

Hot swapping most bottles is possible, may have to degass some valves first. Hot swapping tubes is possible on the very few tube pcp's that have screw fit removable tubes. Most don't. Example is the Jet 1. Hope this helps but I'm not really the guy who the answers just saw the post

My first gun was an HW35 in .177 I got about six months ago. Enjoying it in many ways. It works as I can only shoot 40 yds to paper at home and 15yds n the basement. Anything more I need to drive half an hour, pay and be social. Perhaps in time. I lurked here a month or so prior reading...

from the daystate, fx, and a few other rifles i have owned and shot, my favorite, most dependable shooter is my taipan mutant (predecessor to the veteran). Taipan makes an incredible platform. It was my first high end pcp, almost 10 years ago, and still my favorite.

Shot my new to me Bandit. It’s my first PCP pistol.

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Does falling down a pcp rabbit hole and finding this forum count?! Ive now spent countless hours trying to decide on my first pcp.

Thanks for the reply. My Gamo sounds almost like a 22 (smoker)! Scares the pointer!!

So, I purchased a beeman raider in .25 as I wanted a cheep .25 pcp to mess with. It was posted as leaking pcp on the online auctions for $100. Low and behold when it arrived I noticed the breech oring was on the bolt probe. A pellet fell out of the barrel and I knew that a pellet was jammed...

I had my eye on that gun many years ago. The moment they updated it to the Ultra SE I bought one. It was the first good PCP I owned and I still have it. It hits exactly where I aim just like the guns I’m overpaying for 15 years later.

...I would expect out of that gun - is this a recent model or an older one? Ithink i was getting mid 60's with 48 grain BBT slugs and MP molds .25s but i don't think i was near the highest hammer preload. I ended up putting an 18 inch barrel on it. It really is the perfect first PCP (it was mine).