That would be my AZ tuned Rapid mkll .20 cal. She push the new jsb exact heavy 15.9 @ 900 fps. Can dump a magazine under a dime @ 85 yds. With a bc of .044 easy pesting @ 100 yds.
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If you could only keep one gun, which would it be?
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Give me a Hatsan. There’s a smokin hot chick working UPS and I would get to chat when I’m sending it back for warranty repairs.
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If I didn't have powder guns it'd be my 177 Hw50. It's just a great all around air rifle. It's a nice sized handy gun that points and shoulders well. It's good enough for light pesting and a lot of fun to plink.
Since I do have PBs and the room to use them I'd keep my peep sighted Hw30. It's the most fun rifle I own. I can easily mow through a tin of pellets in a session. It's stupid accurate, easily cocked, quiet and just a hoot to shoot.
Since I do have PBs and the room to use them I'd keep my peep sighted Hw30. It's the most fun rifle I own. I can easily mow through a tin of pellets in a session. It's stupid accurate, easily cocked, quiet and just a hoot to shoot.
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HW95 and a couple of sleeves of pellets. Plenty of power to put a rabbit in the pot. Grow a garden and you get food and bait for the same price.
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Really tough call...
Probably my Delta Wolf but it would be highly unlikely that I would give up my Red Wolf, Evol standard, Career 707 in 22, Sam Yang 20 cal, USFT, or Theoben Rapid Mk1 as any of those are well built, exceptionally accurate, and versatile...
Then there's the springers and pumpers...
Yeah... tough call... not happening . ..
Bob
Probably my Delta Wolf but it would be highly unlikely that I would give up my Red Wolf, Evol standard, Career 707 in 22, Sam Yang 20 cal, USFT, or Theoben Rapid Mk1 as any of those are well built, exceptionally accurate, and versatile...
Then there's the springers and pumpers...
Yeah... tough call... not happening . ..
Bob
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Were this asked a few months ago I would have said my FX Boss, without question. After using a .22 Bobcat for a few months now (set up for scope clicking by Centercut) I think I'd go with the situational versatility of the Bobcat (they're BOTH unbelievably accurate).
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A long time ago I was thoroughly involved in field target. A good friend of mine received a gift from Ivan Hancock of Venom Arms. A lazaglide hw80 carbine with a walnut stock. This gun has won more than a few competitions. This is my ultimate keeper.
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Of my five PCPs, I would keep my Atomic XR... It's capabilities exceed its size and power level. This one could easily be the only one, I use it almost daily...
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My FX Impact M3 is my answer. I also have a Condor SS and I think Air Force makes a good product, fit and finish are great.
But......
The FX design works better with my muscle memory and I prefer the bottle location.
I will admit that a RAW 1000 would be nice to try out
But......
The FX design works better with my muscle memory and I prefer the bottle location.
I will admit that a RAW 1000 would be nice to try out
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SHTF? BSA Lightning GRT .25. It makes meat, carries light and would match up well with an aperture sight.
Just limited to one gun? I have three barrels for my "frankren rifle". It's a Condor (Talondor). They are 20 caliber, 22 caliber and 25 caliber. I've got two hammers half a dozen Hammer springs the top hat with inserts... I can tune it to shoot anywhere from 8 or 10 ft lb with a couple of hundred shots per charge to 60 or 70 ft lb with probably 20 or 25 shots per charge. Yesterday while I was setting it up it shot a 25.39 grain jsb monster heavy at 1198 feet per second before I put a choke in the top hat to slow it down. That's 81 ft lb.
Right now it's shooting barracuda match 21.1 grain at about 950 ft per second. It's holding about two MOA. That's close enough for groundhogs out to about 125 yd.
Just limited to one gun? I have three barrels for my "frankren rifle". It's a Condor (Talondor). They are 20 caliber, 22 caliber and 25 caliber. I've got two hammers half a dozen Hammer springs the top hat with inserts... I can tune it to shoot anywhere from 8 or 10 ft lb with a couple of hundred shots per charge to 60 or 70 ft lb with probably 20 or 25 shots per charge. Yesterday while I was setting it up it shot a 25.39 grain jsb monster heavy at 1198 feet per second before I put a choke in the top hat to slow it down. That's 81 ft lb.
Right now it's shooting barracuda match 21.1 grain at about 950 ft per second. It's holding about two MOA. That's close enough for groundhogs out to about 125 yd.
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Tough to say with my limited pcp experience, it’s between the IM3 and the TPV, haven’t shoot the IM3 since the TPV is here and the scope on the IM3 is off for a replacement so as of right now it’s between the 2. Tunability gotta got to the IM3. But I enjoy them both and mostly shooting with cleaned/lubed CPHP .22 from 30-50yd. Will do some comparison when the scope comes back on the IM3. But you already know, you can’t have one. 
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