I am looking for the most powerful accurate underlever there is in 22 or 25. What's out there for options?
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High power underlever
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TX200 Air Arms first choice. HW97 another good choice with various stock options. Field Target competitors use them because they have a proven long success history.
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I have a Diana 56 TH side lever that shoots Sub 1inch at 50 yards while delivering +21 ft lb of energy - in .22. It was custom tuned by Motorhead. I also have Tx200, Weihrauch 97 and 77 rifles that are deadly and produce 14 to 17 ft lb. Any of these are great choices.
I think the best current buy out there is the AOA Weihrauch HW77 .22 special edition at $499.
good luck
I think the best current buy out there is the AOA Weihrauch HW77 .22 special edition at $499.
good luck
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Dang. Can’t believe a HW77 is selling for $499 now. Just seems like a ton of money for limited number of parts.
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Air arms Pro Sport in .22 would be hard to beat. I would post for a used one on the forum. I prefer the walnut.
wonderful trigger, and super accurate.
mike
wonderful trigger, and super accurate.
mike
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Budjet?? I guess it depends on the gun and power vs price. I don't care about looks just performance and simple to maintain 
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Well, Flying Dragon Air Rifles sells the XISICO XS46U.An inexpensive chinese air rifle. It's well made but it ain't no Weihrauch or Air Arms with the quality 2stage triggers,fit and finish. I have one (22 cal) with the Browning badge (Browning Leverage) on it which I sent to Mike Mellick of Flying Dragon Air Rifles to tweak it a bit. It shoots very well. Cocks smoothly. Nice consistant pulse.The single stage trigger is smooth but alittle inconsistant, (expect it to improve the more it's used). 18gr pellets at 620 FPS. I believe that to get it to shoot any harder will start to degrade it,s shootabilty. That goes for all springers,imop. So take the claims of really high FPS with some scepticism.
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I try doing different searches but can't find much. The search function is hard for me to figure out. I am a techno dunce really! But thanks for the reply. I appreciate it.
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Would depend on the rifle and the gas piston as well. There was/is a gas ram replacement for the Beeman R1 (Theoben made I beleive) which would totally eliminate any spring twang, reported to have faster lock time, greater power and adjustable power capability.
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