I agree, I would keep both guns and spend a little extra time saving for the compressor. Unless if you hate the Wildcat, or any gun for that matter.
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Keep Vulcan, sell Wildcat, and buy a compressor?
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Can you tune the Vulcan for a lower fill pressure? I think what I'd do is tune the Vulcan for a 200 or 220 bar fill, so your tank gets you more usable fills. (at the expense of shot count, not power)
If you really NEED to take a lot of long shots in high wind, there's no replacement for pellet mass. Sell the Wildcat and get the compressor.
Later, consider adding a .177 as an air-sipper. It can be a powerhouse of a .177, that will shoot the 15 - 20 gr. pellets and still do pretty well out to 50 yards. Something like a Sumatra or Evanix Rainstorm II. If the power can be turned down, so much the better for shorter range plinking.
If you really NEED to take a lot of long shots in high wind, there's no replacement for pellet mass. Sell the Wildcat and get the compressor.
Later, consider adding a .177 as an air-sipper. It can be a powerhouse of a .177, that will shoot the 15 - 20 gr. pellets and still do pretty well out to 50 yards. Something like a Sumatra or Evanix Rainstorm II. If the power can be turned down, so much the better for shorter range plinking.
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