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I feel like the Hatsan MOD 25 would probably fit your needs about as well as anything... It's more accurate than I expected, and better than you'd expect for the $, plus plenty of power.

.30 for the HP MAX, .22 for hte blitz. The Blitz cycles great after I cleaned out the sticky grease they used and lubed it up better. The AEA is kinda janky, but since it's a bolt action, it tends to be pretty reliable

That is, technically, a question. So, you would really want to ask TWO questions... ;-)

Yeah.. That's hot.

I find my HW40 to be fine at 25 yards, as long as there's not any significant cross wind. If I wanted more oomph, the Diana LP8 or the Hatsan Mod 25 super charger are both pretty good. Ironically I preferred the Hatsan when I had both, but maybe I just had a crappy copy of the Diana.. Though...

Speaking as a guy who designs and manufactures highly vertical items like this on the regular, I'd say you have a damn fine product here. I'd even argue it may be worth patenting.

Cannot go wrong with the HW40... Not much for power, but insanely accurate

Can't lie. I miss those times... Business was never better and the world was devoid of people. It was glorious, at least for me. I'll forever fondly remember having Miami all to myself.

Did you time travel here from 2020? Because yes, we did. But.... It's late 2023 now, and I don't think any of us are still quarantining...

Krale is reputable, yes. HW's are a fantastic brand, Hatsan, much less so. (though, I do enjoy my POS Blitz... LOL ) I have no experience or opinion on the HW models you listed, but cannot say enough good things about my model 54.

The flavor depends on environment, much like rabbit. (if you've never eated a rabbit from sagebrush country out west, you should give it a shot...) If it's been gnawing on moss off the bottom of a salty water source, they can get a bit 'alligator'ish - (read: fishy) - but the ones that have...

Carnitas tacos out of everything! Sous vide, shred, then fry to a nice crispy exterior....

Lost two tent canvases to them this year. Imagine a 15lb cat with razor blades instead of claws that has a penchant for climbing on top of everything, loves to burrow under houses, seawalls and other infrastructure with a tail that's a sharp whip. Also, damn right they're delicious. Love...

Chest shots and call the game department. Rabid most likely, though, as others noted, could be distemper or something else. I just always suspect coons of being rabid if they're not acting right. They love to fight..

I don't know where it came from either. Now that's a darn good question. Also, it'd be fantastic to test it out and see. :) myth busters we need you!

Leshiy Classic .22 ... It's just damn near perfection for getting the job done. Mine wears a Burris pistol red dot. For anything under 30 yards it's just an amazingly excellent setup (and almost all of my shooting is under 30 yards)

Once you get the stuff you'll want to buy for it you'll likely be a little north of that $1800 budget, but, all reports are that it's a great hard hitter - my AGT is a fantastic gun.

I should have added the word reliable. :) I've not been paying close attention for a while, but last I'd read up on it, it seemed like folks were having all kinds of 'fun' trying to get lower cost .30 slug setups to work well and deliver the goods.

One thing to keep in mind, in terms of 'power' here is that a .22 with a fast and heavy slug will tend to out penetrate a .30 pellet that has a higher FPE. It'll also be more accurate and flatter shooting, at least generally speaking. That Vulcan .30 set up for slugs would be excellent as...

This FX for $1700 in .30 will do what you're asking for. And damn well at that. With style. https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/fxcrown-30-cal-like-new-price-lowered-took-out-the-pellets.1289312/