Favorite .25 Cal. Which one is yours and why?
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Hey I zoomed in on your picture and spotted that tin can. Is that an improvised dialing wheel? Cool!
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Gun was gifted to me. It was already set up with the large elevation turret wheel for scope "clicking". Just range your target & turn the wheel to that yardage marked on the wheel. Previously owned & set up by Mike Bricker (Centercut). I use holdover/under on the other 2. The "dial-a-kill" on the Bobcat is AMAZING! There are a few Co's making those turret wheels.
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Torn between my AirForce Talon P carbine and the AEA Element. Both are lightweight and easy to carry around. Great walking thru the woods guns.
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I filled my .25 cal itch with a Crown Continuum. I like nice wood and traditional looking rifles.
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No secret with me. Taipan vet long 25. Every time I push the performance of this gun, it keeps impressing me more and more.
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My Crickets, I have an original, and a C2 tactical. Both will do sub MOA although I like the big bottled one best. I bought paintballs, because I ran out of crab apples at 50 yards.
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My Uragan is my first choice, lots of shots per fill and Deadly accurate, second choice is my modified Gauntlet Gen1, it has a lot of shot per fill and is now super accurate with the Carbon re-enforced sleeved barrel.
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Edgun Lelya 2.0. Because no matter how the rifle is handled it always seems to hit what I’m aiming at.
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For a beginner? How about reliability? Is one more rugged over the other? Looking at these two for my first pcp.
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My Airforce Escape UL. I swap back and forth with the .25 and .22 barrels. Only 4.8 lbs with the Sig Romeo 4H optic, and the .25 barrel shooting Nick's 33.5 gn slugs at 65 ft lbs and can go higher if I dial it up. An all day woods walker with some giddy up if I need it! 
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This new player on my team is accurate, confortable to shoulder and gives a lot of shots per fill:
Is very accurate with the 29 grain NSA slugs. It shoot at about 820 fps. You just need to compensate a little bit more than usual. But is accurate at long distance.
Is very accurate with the 29 grain NSA slugs. It shoot at about 820 fps. You just need to compensate a little bit more than usual. But is accurate at long distance.
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Red Wolf. Sweet electronic trigger. Laser accurate. 90 shots at medium power 25.4 pellets 900 fps. Georgeous.
Downside, too pretty to take outside. Heavy.
Downside, too pretty to take outside. Heavy.
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Beginner? Well, it’s not like giving a corvette to a 16 year old kid as his first car. If you’re an adult and it’s your money, buy what you want, it’s not going to kill you. You can find out anything you want to know on the web, how to tune, how to fix it, clean it, swap barrels and add accessories.
Mine is as reliable as every other gun I’ve owned, well except for a Marlin 1894, that was an unreliable piece of c***. I don’t handle any of my guns roughly, don’t leave them out in the rain or drag them behind a truck. Yeah, it’s reliable, it shoots in the same place when I take it out of the safe as when I put it in.
Not sure what “other” you’re talking about. I don’t worry about my air rifles being rugged, that’s for battle rifles.
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Hatsan at44 QE long! Light, easy to fill, good power about 47 fpe stock. Most importantly to me it had iron sights.
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RTI Prophet Performance 1. Slow twist 1:32 polygonal stainless steel barrel lets you shoot pellets as fast as you want and still maintain accuracy. Great results shooting either 25 or 34g at 900fps. Super easy rifle to adjust - all adjustments (reg and hammer spring preload) are external with no disassembly required.
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