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Hello, My Hastan 130s broke on me and it was terrible to shoot anyway as it was amazingly hold sensitive and big and heavy (note I come from a powder burner background). I am thinking it's PCP time. I live in a neighborhood with direct houses on two sides of the fence, but also a wooded area in...

Hey all, I just put up a post asking for a reliable, accurate, quite gun and got great feedback: thanks! However, I was leaning toward the Dreamline, and only 1 person recommended it. It gets such a good review from Hardair: ...

RCarlisle, you sound as if you're describing exactly what I am looking for. Not a big hobby or pursuit, something simple, powerful, quite, reliable, and not over $1,500

Greetings all and thanks in advance! I have been shooting firearms since I was young and I had an old crossman bb/pellet gun when I was young and shot my friend’s bb/pellet guns as well (mostly early 80). I live on a lot in the suburbs of a town now and have a small wooded area behind...

Hey all, I can figure things like tank size and FPS and FT pounds, but how much distance and accuracy do you think I would lose if I bought an FX Dreamline compact in .25 vs. full size. I can't seem to find any good info on that Thanks!

Sorry, I probably should have done it this way... How is shooting the Revere easier than the Dreamline?

How is shooting the Revere more simple than shooting the Dreamline? thanks, Sam

Bigragu, Right, the MRod seems like a good start, but if I am only going to pick up a dreamline or daystate or whatever later and just HAVE to buy it, then I save all the money that I would have spent on the MRod I was replacing. Buy once, cry once...? Sam

So I bought a Hatsan 135QE. It's powerful enough and quiet enough, but the recoil is so heavy it's hard for me to hit things. I don't mind heavy recoil in my powder burners, but in this gun it makes me not want to hunt with quick shots in the field or try to shoot at longer ranges. I would like...

Hello everyone, It's time to buy a PCP. I recently bought a Hatsan 130S and I am disappointed in how much the hold matters. I knew it would matter, but it's too hold sensitive for to field work with my skill level. I don't mind developing some skill, but mostly I want an air rifle that it a...

I recently bought a Hatsan 130s and this will be my go to pest rifle for a bit. Then I saw this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3sEfp7c1KE&t=335s showing a young lady hitting a golf ball at 100 yards with this same powerplant in the Hatsan 135 to complete the Airgun Depot...

Hello all, Lifelong powder-burner shooter here. I live in a suburban community on a edge of a long undeveloped, overgrown city property with great backstops and lines of sight out to 200 yards. I can't shoot my "real" guns here, but I could shoot an air rifle as long as it's "backyard...