Mine was a very angry gun also. To cock and shoot. But some guys don’t have a problem with it. What’s interesting is I have no problem taking a beating behind a powder burner. But I’m a complete wimp when it comes to airguns. I think it’s because of the environment we exist in with airguns. Hell, half the guys on here are probably shooting from their window or deck in a bathrobe and slippers.Had a 20 cal Crow Magnum gas ram, not a very fun gun for plinking at a higher power level, nice looking though, novelty wore off, and that was a gun I didn't regret selling.
Too be fair I never had a PB that was this hard to cock and I used my arms a lot because I was a house painter back then so was in great shape in that regard. At least the CM didn't have a springy sproing since it was a gas ram, more of a forward recoiling THUMP. It would do 1" at 30Y which wasn't horrible it's just that - pcp.Mine was a very angry gun also. To cock and shoot. But some guys don’t have a problem with it. What’s interesting is I have no problem taking a beating behind a powder burner. But I’m a complete wimp when it comes to airguns. I think it’s because of the environment we exist in with airguns. Hell, half the guys on here are probably shooting from their window or deck in a bathrobe and slippers.
12 fpe doesn't count, jk.I've had several Eliminator/CM rifles and never found them to be particularly hard to cock or shoot. They were all full power. I am now 69 years young and still enjoy my .22 Eliminator, .20 RX2, .22 Scirocco and .22 Crusader. Unfortunately, I am going to have to thin several of my airgun collection out sooner than later.