Looking for some insight on both guns in 25 cal. I want to know about accuracy , repeaters ,shot count and reliability ? What and why you like each . Thx ahead of time .
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2015 cricket vs edgun matador?
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much of this info really was covered in the last post you started ;-) In this case, the answer is going to be 6 one, half dozen another... The two guns are every similar, and you will find supporters of both, and they will each have valid reasons... Like I have previously stated, within your budget, it is going to be hard to go wrong with the guns you have to choose between - so just spend some time looking at the pictures, and decide which one appeals to you the most - then buy it! The reality of the matter is you will eventually own them both, anyway ;-)
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P, Dave hit that on the head bro. When you get to a certain level, most of these airguns can easily out shoot the person shooting them. After that is just personal preference. And it's so addicting that you will start to convince yourself, " if I just had the other one I could see for myself" attitude. Trust me on this. Best on your decision, Steve
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Steve,
Don't you know that the newer set of clubs will improve your golf game ?
The corollary is that the newer gun will also improve your score.
You are right on the money - the ability of the shooter is primary not the tool (at least until you achieve Olympic level status).
Tony
Don't you know that the newer set of clubs will improve your golf game ?
The corollary is that the newer gun will also improve your score.
You are right on the money - the ability of the shooter is primary not the tool (at least until you achieve Olympic level status).
Tony
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p, I myself was agonizing for quite awhile before purchasing my Cricket.
I enjoy my Cricket. Sure, I still blame it on errant shots but it's not my fault
. That said, I love having the magazine holder. I can shoot 5 mags (60 shots) between fills, and I think it's one of the best looking bull pups out there. Right now it's shooting the JSBs at about 915 fps.
Mine wasn't perfect out of the box. It was shooting in the 970 range with JSBs and the regulator had to be adjusted. That's all I did. It proved to be pretty easy to work on,and with all the videos from Ernest, there really is no excuse not to fix it yourself.
i don't think you can go wrong with either. Just buy one and enjoy it. You're tormenting yourself for no reason, they are both great choices.
I enjoy my Cricket. Sure, I still blame it on errant shots but it's not my fault
. That said, I love having the magazine holder. I can shoot 5 mags (60 shots) between fills, and I think it's one of the best looking bull pups out there. Right now it's shooting the JSBs at about 915 fps.Mine wasn't perfect out of the box. It was shooting in the 970 range with JSBs and the regulator had to be adjusted. That's all I did. It proved to be pretty easy to work on,and with all the videos from Ernest, there really is no excuse not to fix it yourself.
i don't think you can go wrong with either. Just buy one and enjoy it. You're tormenting yourself for no reason, they are both great choices.
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Got to hunt a little today with a cricket 25 shot great was flinging JSB 25's in the high 900's need to use some heavier pellets, but shot great don't care for the cocking lever or ergonomics of it at all, would make a better carbine then bullpup.
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When I received my 25 Cricket I was concerened when the shot string indicated a 1000 fps average with a 7 fps ES. Tghen I went out to the 100 hyard frange and became convinced that I would leave it as it came from the factory. Those CZ barrels are very accurate.
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