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A conventional firearm is not a option. I agree with what you said. I have no intention of hunting or looking for a bear, however if a bear sticks his head inside my tent I would feel better with a big bore airgun then nothing at all. I'm thinking I shouldn't have mentioned the recent bear...

I was really comparing the bintac m50 with 22 inch barrel to the element. I'm still researching and watching videos but aside from having tge hammer on the element they seem very similar if you set the m50 up that way. I like the heavy caliber of the Zeus but I need something with a collapsible...

I'm fixing to do more reading on the element max. I came in last night from work and fell in the bed. So do yall feel the quality of all the aea are worth the prices? I wish I could find some to go look at in person, if yall know anywhere in ga I could do that let me know.

I absolutely agree that any airgun is not ideal for my situation. Obviously the 454 casull that I used to own would be a much better option but it's not a option at all. So I'm left with making compromises that I wish that I didn't have to make but I'm trying to make the best decision I can of...

Another question if I were to go with a aea element vs m50c can someone with experience with both give me a idea of what I'm getting for the difference. The element is quite a bit more.

I like that the barrel is a little shorter then I'd prefer. How do yall feel about the quality and reliability of the aea vs the airforce products. Here's where I'm at between tge two. I like the design and style of the aea but I'm also I big fan of American made quality and mostly important...

I will definitely take a look at it. The biggest problem I have with the Texan is the length of pull is going to be too long for my wife. Something with ar style collapsible stock would be a big plus.

This is not only about defending bears . We are looking for something that can be depended on the trail and be used for hunting deer and hogs as well. I'm new to air guns but very versed in firearms and hunting of most game in north America. We are looking for a do all camp air gun, if u will.

That is something we carry as well.

Ok so I'm in the market for a multi purpose big bore air rifle. Me and my wife do alot of overlanding alone and have decided to buy a air rifle for several reasons. We camp alone near bears and need something that at point blank range would atleast slow one down. "we just recently had a very...