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N/A A Few Pistols

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@6 myself. All have carbine stocks as well. I'm a big fan, but I'm pretty much at my limit. anywhere from 6-65fpe here (65 with 15" barrel on .25 pp800) .177, .22, and .25
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trd12 said:
I have never shot or even held an air pistol. How does their accuracy compare to say a .22 Long Rifle pistol like a Ruger MK II? What is their effective range?
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Accuracy depends on the pistol, of course. I have some air pistols that I can shoot far better than my MK2, or any of my other rimfire pistol for that matter... and others that I struggle with.
Effective range is also subjective. Effective in what regards? I think with most 'decent' pistols, the shooter limitation peters out far before the capabilities of the pistol itself.
 
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Rob_in_NC said:
Accuracy depends on the pistol, of course. I have some air pistols that I can shoot far better than my MK2, or any of my other rimfire pistol for that matter... and others that I struggle with.
Effective range is also subjective. Effective in what regards? I think with most 'decent' pistols, the shooter limitation peters out far before the capabilities of the pistol itself.
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As far as effective range, I was thinking at what distance can it be shot with the expectation of reasonable accuracy. What I didn't expect was the answer that it was more dependent on the shooter than the pistol that is being shot. Given how accurate some PCP rifles are, I guess I shouldn't be surprised.

How much would you have to spend for a 'decent' pistol?
 
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trd12 said:
As far as effective range, I was thinking at what distance can it be shot with the expectation of reasonable accuracy. What I didn't expect was the answer that it was more dependent on the shooter than the pistol that is being shot. Given how accurate some PCP rifles are, I guess I shouldn't be surprised.

How much would you have to spend for a 'decent' pistol?
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I own a couple variants of the PP700 and find them to be great at a lower price point. I let Nate borrow one of them for a video 4 years ago when he was first getting started. This video should give you a good idea of the accuracy and shot count.
 
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Rob_in_NC said:
I own a couple variants of the PP700 and find them to be great at a lower price point. I let Nate borrow one of them for a video 4 years ago when he was first getting started. This video should give you a good idea of the accuracy and shot count.
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Nice video. Looks like a good pistol at a reasonable price. I did a Google search for multiple names and the only one I came up with that is available for sale is a Artemis PP700S-A from Krale (Does not appear to be a US company.) at $219 plus $28 shipping. This pistol looks almost the same. Is It? Are there better options?

By the way, it was nice for you to let him use it for the review!
 
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Same one, yes sir...
trd12 said:
Nice video. Looks like a good pistol at a reasonable price. I did a Google search for multiple names and the only one I came up with that is available for sale is a Artemis PP700S-A from Krale (Does not appear to be a US company.) at $219 plus $28 shipping. This pistol looks almost the same. Is It? Are there better options?

By the way, it was nice for you to let him use it for the review!
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Same one, yes sir... and Krale is a reputable place. I've ordered from there before as have many others here. As far as better options... for the price? I dont think so, but that's only one fellers opinion.
Similar options would be to get a PCP lower for a 2240 and tweak it, but you're in for a bit more than $220 going that route and you have to tinker with it.

Thanks... just was trying to help him out in the beginning.
 
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