hatsan piledriver .457, doing what it does best.....deer & hog hunting !!
its just 1 of many i have
its just 1 of many i have
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Just for fun; What would you guys consider your most *fun* airgun?
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Good looking marauder right there. Mine was my first pcp ever back in 2017, a Gen2 all plain black.View attachment 175939Mrod-so accurate and quiet
Sure wish the aftermarket made a beefier bolt handle, or a two piece cover to go over the knob like they do the Remington 700.
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my favorite is my only air gun.
Daisy poweriline 717
I bought it to take care of a gopher and
now here I am.
I just can't put it down.
it is accurate at 25 yards.
Daisy poweriline 717
I bought it to take care of a gopher and
now here I am.
I just can't put it down.
it is accurate at 25 yards.
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Steyr LP2. I can pull it out anytime and shoot regulation 10M in my basement all year long.
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Im going to say cr1100. No pumping, no barrel cocking, no fill tank required. Nothing else out there like it. Build quality top notch...too expensive to build today. Made in the USA. Can shoot shot or RB.
And lets not forget fun.
And lets not forget fun.
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Since I only have one working airgun, it has to be my .177 Crosman Fortitude. I have had it for over 2 years and although it did need some mods to fix its inherent problems...
It is still working after over 2 years with minimal problems. I can't say that for any of the other PCP airguns I have owned. (smile)
It is still working after over 2 years with minimal problems. I can't say that for any of the other PCP airguns I have owned. (smile)
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Probably my Bobcat, .22. It's "new" to me (Since this past Feb.) & was set up for dial-a-yardage (scope clicking) by Mike B.(Centercut). I'm a holdover/under kinda guy & the novelty (for me) of just twisting the dial to the indicated yardage is too cool.
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Have shot the snot out of these Crosman 2300s since getting them a couple weeks ago. Low key, easy to use, uber accurate. Had another couple over yesterday and shot metal targets and bottles with Umarex caps for hours. But if you want to punch paper they’re great at that too. Then today Kim broke out her HW30S and I took my Diana 34 and we shot with iron sights. Also a lot of fun. I love all my guns or wouldn’t keep them. I think which is most fun depends on what I plan on what type of shooting I want to do that day.
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For the most part, my old ones or classics. A restored Blue Streak and a Crosman 140 also restored are favorites. The 760 and I think it’s a Crosman 500 semi auto CO2 BB gun that I grew up with are just fun and easy. I have several others that are excellent shooters but just for fun, the Blue Streak and the old Crosmans.
Rick H.
Rick H.
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TKO tuned 1720t screw-off carbine. Shoots polymags like a laser. Everyone who's hands I've put it in is delighted -- new shooters because it's easy, firearms buddies because it's close to silent and super accurate. Haven't pested with it but I'd be very comfy doing so.
Mag dumps with the L2 are a smile though
Mag dumps with the L2 are a smile though
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Most fun? Gota be my magic hole puncher. Anchutz 9015 club. Even when yourr only 1/2 on your game its still a 10. Never shot a better trigger or a more consistent weapon of any type!
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Gotta be my nervoustrig tuned QB. The fact that a $100 CO2 gun has been transformed into a sub-MOA, 100+ shot PCP absolutely tickles me every time I shoot it.
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I enjoy the many merits of the Ol' Gaudy, embossed, gold tone receiver ...........Career 707. Lever action never jams,I can cycle and shoot near as fast as semi-auto. One of the best barrels I ever owned. Dial in your desired Ft/Lb with a wheel in the receiver Very nice for indoor shooting and also have the ability to dial up and break the sound barrier. Very user friendly method of selecting rifle's energy.
When novices shoot it, they catch on real quick with the ol cowboy lever action
When novices shoot it, they catch on real quick with the ol cowboy lever action
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