If I had to choose an all round favourite springer it would be a Diana 60. 
Power not much
.177
Excellent rat hunter with a Photon mounted.
Power not much
.177
Excellent rat hunter with a Photon mounted.
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If you could only have one...
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It would be my Diana m48 in .177 that was made in 1987 and I bought used in 1992. With a vortex tune kit it puts out around 16 fpe at 5270 ft altitude. No idea what it does at sea level. I changed the stock to a m52.
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I believe the very question is rhetorical at best,and nonsensical at least. I’d no sooner own one pair of underwear than I’d own one lonely air rifle. The very thought is a travesty. It's a travesty of a mockery of a sham of a mockery of a travesty of two mockeries of a sham.I’m officially requesting the moderator please strike this discussion from the forum banks and place Mr. peaceful_ruler in suspension til which time he has apologized for such treasonous speak and perhaps writes an essay on the merits of multiple airgun acquisitions and how it makes for a better airgun society. AND, shall we never speak of such again! This is the way…
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Air rifles are like golf clubs. Each rifle was purchased with a certain task in mind. Each rifle is setup differently from six fpe up to 100 fpe. Some are for the bench, some for plinking and a couple dedicated hunters. A single rifle would never do.
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If some folk tell you you can have only one, you need to get those people out of your life.
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Same here for Break Barrel. PCP HW100 Bullpup Crosman 14.4 980 fps 30fpetough oneonly one
Ditto I divorced 11 years ago. Was dead broke for a long long time. Back on feet financially and remarried to a wonderful woman. Couldn't be happier. Very difficult and expensive process but worth every penny
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At least we try n try .. I'm doing the most to keep it below 10. In The Ideal world 3 would be enough..but is really hard...
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Just one ? ? ? I whole heartedly agree with T-Higgs - member. There are some of us that believe that the cliche "He who dies with the most toys wins" (or dies trying) is a message from the almighty pellet gun god that must be followed, no matter what ! ! ! .
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