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Sweet looking gun,,if I won this it would be a great way to get started in the dark side of the PCP world

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Very nice , Wynoda is going to miss her big brown beavers..good shooting , good job 

So seeing how I have only ever had 2 airguns in my life and both being springers, not sure how value my 2 cents is worth.. But I do have my heart set on buying my first PCP here soon.. I really really really would like it to be a EdGun and the with the Leshiy2 most of my boxes are checked. ...

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Remember to budget & plan for ideally a high pressure (4500 psi / 310 bar) carbon fiber scuba tank (carbon fiber is expensive but much lighter to wrangle) and/or compressor. DOT requires visual inspection (yearly, quick) & hydro (every 5 years, my scuba store send tanks away for that so that's...

Looks promising...I have been wanting to get into the PCP airguns and this looks like it could make for a good starter maybe

Well seeing how I am more are less a newbie to the modern age of air guns not sure how much weight my thoughts will carry on the subject , but the underlever cocking mechinisaim sure does give it an old school look.. omg pellet guns have sure came a long way since the early 70s.

OK I am joining in because I want to follow..I just got back into air guns after a very long hiatus , and I too have just recently purchased a RWS 34 classic 

Thanks T3PRanch for the tip.. That's kinda what I thought I was seeing once I started really comparing the numbers. and the prices arent that much different

Aloha, Greetings, and Salutations to All PCP Airgun virgin here. Been looking at my choices and the Air Force line of guns seems to be the best in my budget for a good quality gun.. The New Talon P is the gun that first caught my eye but now thinking maybe the Condor SS 25 cal would be a...