.25 pcp rifle information

[altea]

Hi guys,
I am a new member of the forum. I like PCP rifles from .25 upwards, and take advantage of your advice right away to ask you a question.
Which is the .25 caliber pcp rifle that generates more power with heavy pellets. I ask the question why do I have to make a new purchase of .25 pcp rifle.

I apologize if the question has already been asked.

Thank you all

 

[Keyman62421]

What you should deciding is; what am i going to use rifle for? What distance will i want to attain? What do i want to spend? What do you want your rifle to weigh?

Impact is as always in there if you don't mind working on your gun!

Raptor if you don't mind waiting for one to be built.

There will be a dozen suggestions. Watch you tube reviews.

Call your bank and get pre approved.

 

[altea]

Hi keyman62421, thank you very much for your reply,

I answer your questions like this:

what am i going to use rifle for? Hunting and plinking

What distance will i want to attain? max 100/110 yard

What do i want to spend? max 1600 $ 

What do you want your rifle to weigh? is indifferent

I hope I have calmed my bank

 

[2manyAirGunz]

Try the Taipan Veteran .25 caliber Long. You will not be disappointed. 

 

[lastdog]

Check out the Sumatra. Comes in long gun and carbine. Adjustable power wheel built lake a tank. Around 600 to 700 new. Used around 500.

 

[jdanvers]

I really dig that Taipan Veteran Long. ( @ 2manyAirGunz ) I personally want one in .22 though and haven't been able to find on in stock yet at any of the typical resellers. 

 

[JakeRico]

Ditto on the Taipan,my opinion is that it’s the most underrated PCP out there and I prefer over my Impact. Good luck.

 

[Jammin22]

Cricket by far. 

 

[2manyAirGunz]

I really dig that Taipan Veteran Long. ( @ 2manyAirGunz ) I personally want one in .22 though and haven't been able to find on in stock yet at any of the typical resellers.

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Ditto on the Vet in .22 Long. They were available at Talon Tunes at the time I acquired my .22 Standard. The Standard is nice, however, I do long (no pun intended) for the Long version.

 

[Gerry52]

If you're looking for traditional style (not a bullpup) with ZERO problems check out FX Royale 500. If you want to tinker, not so much. It will do over 100 yards, no problem. Fairly light (7 lbs), amazingly accurate, very quiet. 

 

[JimNM]

Altea....where in the world are you? You posts are readable and understood, but English is not your first language. Ipso facto, you are outside the U.K. and the U.S.

Where does the power come from in an Airgun? Compressed air. Valve and gun design and tune will determine how much is used on each shot.

How is it measured? In Foot Pounds of Energy (or in joules).

How does one determine FPE? Grains of pellet*velocity*velocity/450240. Where velocity is in feet per second.

Welcome to AGN. There is a lot of information here and sometimes it seems overly complicated. These members are world class and can help you learn. Soon, you will be helping other new guys with their questions. 

 

[altea]

Hi JimNM, you're right, I'm out of the UK and the US,

I hope my English is understandable

I am studying how PCP works and I'm trying to choose a pcp with many FPE already factory.

Thank you so much to everyone who is advising me

 

[T3PRanch]

To answer your original question and not just tell you what I think you should get ... The Most powerful off the shelf .25 would be the AirForce Condor with bullets not pellets.

Since pellets can only be pushed so fast and maintain accuracy there are a LOT of different .25's that shoot pellets in the 40 to 60 ft/lb range. Most of the guns mentioned by others would be adequate to the task of pellet shooting.

 

[chasdicapua]

Since this is for hunting and plinking, you could save quite a bit of money with any of the Hatsan PCP's. They have very good power in .25 and would be between $400 and $700 roughly. 

Chas

 

[Gerry52]

An FX Royale 500 is posted in "classifieds". Check it out! 

 

[davhowrd]

@ 2manyAirGunz

That is a clean piece of art. Props...

@altea

There is an ENDLESS list of rifles that will do what you want them to do. Most of us have more than one rifle, the favorite and the good but not there. I prefer the BT65 in a .25 cal. It gets the job done, easy to tune, and was fairly inexpensive compared to most.

 

[davhowrd]

One is a slug pushing powerhouse and the other is a pellet pushing tack driver

Both group well at a hundred