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Most your negatives are part of the positives for me. Big and heavy. Great. Has some kick. Great. Im shooting these at 75' or less. So far not trouble being very accurate for my plinking. I wanted a basic, well built, durable, and relatively cheap rifle in multiple calibers so when its time to...

Mainly a springer guy. Couple gas rams. Not against pcp. The accuracy is undeniable. But the initial buy in, if I got one I would get a good compressor with whatever gun I bought, is high. And there's just something about a unruly springer. Real fun when you give one to someone whose good with...

Perfect. Thanks. Great to hear. I have my hw95 for range but most my shooting is 75' or less. And when I shot my hatsan 95 .25 I loved it. Just felt great in my hands compared to alot of my other air rifles. I dont mind heavy. And I really don't get it. All I see is people always saying stuff is...

I think that's what the .50 cals are for.

I have a hw 95 and a hw30 urban pro. I was specifically asking about something not in the hw price range. Bob said hw springs wear out faster than hatsan too. I hear Diana's are very easy to work on. I have 2 games. Ones 20+ years old. The other is a fusion mach 1. Both shoot great. Only problem...

I usually shoot 50-100 daily. I'd still like to know what Bob thinks. I want something easy to work on with parts available at the lower end of whatever that spectrum is. Obviously it won't be cheap but I'd rather not spend hw money if I can.

What makes them not last long and why not just repair them? I have a .25 95 i bought for iron sight shooting at 40'-75' that I like so much i just ordered a .22. What can't I repair on these? As to hw springs. If hatsan springs last longer couldn't you just put one in a hw? New to air rifle...

Hey Bob. I saw somewhere I think that you said there were parts on the hatsan 95 that if they break you just junk them because you have to send them in or can't get parts for repairs. Which parts are those. Also what would you recommend as a lower priced springer that is easy to repair with...

Just got a hatsan 95 .25 and I love. Hw95, hw30 urban pro, gamo fusion ect, ect. First .25.but damn this thing is fun to shoot. It my new favorite back door gun. Yeah its not the work off art the hws are but its solid. Seems we'll made. And it ****ing slaps targets. Are these really that hard to...

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Ambi is for all us lefties. Nothing worse than being left handed and shooting something set up for a right hander.

So is the tx200 easy to work on? I have hws but is it true that you don't need a spring compressor to change the spring in a tx200?

Dirt bags for backstop. No ricochet. Most multi pump bb guns are around 600fps. This would be around 800fps so should still be stable flight. I just wish they'd maked a nice quality bb gun instead of cheap ones. Think red Ryder but everything better quality with more power. Ill probably buy one...

Same with airsoft. All smooth bore. And I can hit people at 200' with a .40 gram bb. I'm looking at making a 2100 with a smooth bore barrel. I wish there were some higher power better built BB guns. The Diana BB rifle looks great but its for larger diameter bbs. Not our usual crosmam daisys.

There is a little left right slop when pumping but it doesn't feel like its going to break. But it would be nicer without it.

Look on ebay. There's upgraded red riders that shoot at a actual 400? 500? Fps.

There is a smooth bore barrel available for the 2100 I'm thinking about. I'd like a slightly better quality BB rifle than the current cheap offerings.

Smooth bore = bb

Buck rail moderators make the .22 silent. Before that popped a little loud. Now the neighbors don't even know.

yeah but its day 1. Keep us posted months down the line. Id love to see more reports on these. Including common problems and fixes. Along with keeping track of how many rounds/mags per pcp tank fill. Pellets used with chrono information and groupings at what range. We need more actually...