I'm looking for a pcp pistol that is compact & not too expensive.
Mice plague my backyard.
Mice plague my backyard.
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Good beginner pcp pistols?
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I have a pp750 pistol that I bought from Wes. Airgunarcheryfun. Has been my main gun ever since. Good shooting pistol.
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I like my pp700, super quiet and surprisingly accurate. Mines 177 does good on squirrels!
Beau
Beau
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Them pp series are intresting and look fun at there price point. One of the 3 wiil be my next pistol as soon as i decide on how and where to buy one . Funny cant buy in the usa . why is that?
Well that bandit but.....
Well that bandit but.....
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Yes,the Bandit,for simple PCP that also has a after market for kool add-ons,check them out.
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My .22cal PP700 has taken more critters than any of my other guns.... — it's so versatile, tuned at 16FPE for 15.89gr, it can do a lot in a tiny package.
$215 from Krale, plus around $50 shipping. No tax.
www.krale.shop
Yeah, you can really upgrade stuff with
▪︎a detachable folding stock,
▪︎a Huma regulator for more long range consistency,
▪︎a bipod rail,
▪︎a silencer (with 1/2" UNF adapter),
and more....
Matthias
$215 from Krale, plus around $50 shipping. No tax.
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www.krale.shop Yeah, you can really upgrade stuff with ▪︎a detachable folding stock,
▪︎a Huma regulator for more long range consistency,
▪︎a bipod rail,
▪︎a silencer (with 1/2" UNF adapter),
and more....
Matthias
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Another vote for the bandit here. Just be aware that pressure and velocity significantly drops after 15-20 shots. With a 50cc reservoir hand pumping is quick and easy.
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The PP700 or PP750 are great guns and accurate. I recently sold my PP750 to a friend, but still have 2 PP700SA.
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For cheap, the Diana Bandit is cool. You can put a reg in it and get enough hunting shots at squirrel power. The PP700S looks to be a step up, but I have no experience with it.
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I like my bandit in .22 cal. I designed a more slender 3d printed grip for it as I found the factory wood one to be too big and bulky.
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I own 2 pp800's but I would recommend a 700 above those. One is technically a "bandit" and this is the trimmed/refinished wood grip on my pp800. Bandit wearing pp800 stock which also converts to pistol. And some stock upgrades from UK.
Main issue I have is the wood grip is too big (which I fixed) and synthetic grip is too slender in pistol format. But fine in carbine format. And unregulated, the power curve tends to be pretty wild. Starts out very high and rapidly declines. The bandit is now regulated, but it is a custom regulator config that took some serious work. 50 shots @650fps with 8gr. Pp800. is 25 cal with upgraded valve/ports and only gets 2 shots per fill now. But almost 50 fpe. And 65fpe with 15" barrel.
Main issue I have is the wood grip is too big (which I fixed) and synthetic grip is too slender in pistol format. But fine in carbine format. And unregulated, the power curve tends to be pretty wild. Starts out very high and rapidly declines. The bandit is now regulated, but it is a custom regulator config that took some serious work. 50 shots @650fps with 8gr. Pp800. is 25 cal with upgraded valve/ports and only gets 2 shots per fill now. But almost 50 fpe. And 65fpe with 15" barrel.
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