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I just want to thank all of you for your great responses. Looks like a PCP is the way to go especially since I want to shoot off of a bipod. While I'm still a little confused (just a little) on what it will take to get the set up up and running at least I have narrowed it down to the type of...

@22junkie: Do those rifles shoot dime sized groups at 30 yards if shooting off a bench/rest/bipod? I want to put a bipod on whatever I get and from what I understand those guns need to be held a certain way? What's your opinion on that? Thank you!

@Sharroff: Would you also recommend a PCP for what I'm trying to do? Also, can you explain (I can look this up myself) a little how the tank works? For example do I always have to keep the guns tank between a certain PSI? I heard some have to be kept between 2 and 3k PSI. What happens if...

@Mentolio: I have used some different pellets and have had some improved results. As a matter of fact I'm going to go after work today and see if any of the local bigger sports stores have more variety. It's not that I'm not interested in springers, it's more that I have zero experience with...

@Tominco: Thank you for your reply. Let's say I decide to go the PCP route. Do you have any experience with the manual pump? Is it truly a viable way to consistently refill the rifle. You mention it but it doesn't necessarily sound like you think it's a huge burden especially considering...

@HatsanHunter: I was referring to the post just before yours. I'm looking into your suggestion of the qb79. It's very interesting. So it's basically a CO2 gun that has been very slightly modified to be a PCP? Is it quiet? Can I use a manual pump to recharge it? @LDP: You recommend the...

Sorry I thought I made that clear in my original post. It's for target practice only. No hunting at all. Not that I'm trying to take away anyone's ability to hunt, it's just not for me. Max distance is 30 yards. I would prefer to shoot using a bipod or off a rest/bench/bag of some sort...

Thanks all for the responses. I wanted to leave my budget out of the equation because I just wanted to hear what people would suggest. I'm not sure if I'm ready to invest $800 plus for a pellet gun. Not to put it down because it looks sweet and appears to give me what I want but I would like...

I've been using a Crossman 2100 pump up air rifle in .177. I'm trying to work on my trigger control, breathing, and dealing with the effect of my pulse when using a scope. I mainly shoot inside at about 10yards and the accuracy is decent. I took the gun into my backyard where I can increase...