In your experience, which is the must comfortable rifle to shoulder?

[jmohme]

For me, it would be my TalonP after MadDog.
I haven't tried any of the others mentioned above.

 

[John "spysir" Blount]

The one (or all of them) that has a truly Custom stock fit for you. Or any modified to fit the owner. Like Mick the Fuzzy Limmy said "cut, grind, bondo just so when you shoulder it naturally and open your eyes you are directly on target".

John

 

[CharlieF]

Avenger Bullpup, HW 100 .22 and .177 Bullpup in order of ease.

 

[maxtrouble]

Huntsman hands down.

 

[RM100GUY]

I always considered the Wildcat Mk 1 excellent to shoulder and shoot well, regret to this day selling my Mk 1 Walnut .22. If I was a dedicated air gun hunter no question a Wildcat would be my choice. My Bobcat Mk 2 .25 is also nice to shoulder and shoot well for a bigger gun.

 

[brawler1588]

It surprised me but the new one in my stable is the huben k1 wood. I haven't had it very long but man it shoulders great and fits perfectly even for a bigger guy 6'2" between that and how great the trigger is its definitely one of my favorites all around.

 

[wyshadow]

Have a uragun and once had a huntsman. The huntsman is very comfortable.

 

[rcs9250]

One that copy's a real firearm similar to a FX Crown

Or a Daystate Wolverine. I have both and they are outstanding.

 

[EPG]

I feel that bottle guns like the Crown/Royale and Wolverine are at a bit of a disadvantage here when comparing handling to a cylinder rifle - just my opinion, as I own plenty of both types.

My opinion for best handling / shouldering is either a Daystate Huntsman with the lowest possible scope height that will clear the stock magazine or an FX Dreamline Classic - using CARM micro magazines (10 shot .177) and lower rings that work well with the lower height mags. Both rifles are lightweight and well balanced with nice stocks that don’t require your forward hand to hold a bottle.

 

[wimpanzee]

My huntsman revere for sure.