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[crosman2016]

Wow, some of you guys sure shoot a lot of pellets! I shoot more bullets than pellets, but am getting more into airgunning now than ever before...maybe because I like single shot rifles a lot!

As far as my airguns go, I have not shot them enough to experience any real issues, other than loose screws and such. I just tighten them up and keep shooting.

 

[FHowe55]

UPDATED!

Bravo, PYRAMYD AIR! Mr. Eric Wilson, (Manager, Information Technology) had contacted me in regard to my commentary. He had Corey their product specialist give me great insight! (suggestions were: Air Arms TX200mkIII or the Sig Sauer ASP20)

Their concern for how their company is judged by the airgun community is sincerely evident.

THIS, is the kind of company that one feels confident in doing business with, and I sincerely appreciate their assistance and guidance! They are absolutely going to be the only company I purchase an airgun from.

(and that will most probably end up being the Sig ASP20, .22 cal. in stained beech)

Much thanks to everyone again for taking the time to comment and offer help!

 

[AirgunnerSC]

Call Mike Melnick at Flying Dragon Air Rifles. He can set you up with a great tuned springer and he also has access to all Pyramyd Air rifles and can tune them for you as well. You have no worries when you purchase a tuned springer from Mike. You can book that.

 

[ranedouglas]

. if you dont go with the new sig sauer break barrel , i would go with the .22 diana model 52 on sale at airguns of arizona for $300. lifetime warranty. the design model has been around since 1987 , and i would get one if i had the extra loot . it is easy to become diluted and morphed into other desires after researching airguns on the internet. ......dont loose focus.... contact me if i can help. i have had all of the dianas , but experience tells me to wait about a year on new designs (like the asp20).... - raneman.