Can someone please direct me to the "I'm not a pretentious target-only shooter that suggests a $2k+ gun is the only solution in every single thread" section? I don't see it.
What does what you'd probably do have ti do with what he did? Its his money and he can spend it however he likes.
Good god, are you 5 years old?
What in the hell.
Nope! A $200 refurbished Umarex Gauntlet can be just as accurate as a $2000 gun and in fact even more accurate in some instances including reliability. I get more of a thrill when the CHEAP guns I buy can match the expensive ones on paper. YO!
According to the vocal majority here, what you speak of is impossible.
Can someone please direct me to the "I'm not a pretentious target-only shooter that suggests a $2k+ gun is the only solution in every single thread" section? I don't see it.
Sure. Here is a recent response to a person looking to purchase a 600.00 hunting PCP.
"If you truly have a need to hunt deer for food, I would suggest a typical centerfire rifle.
If you could accept hunting up to raccoon size game a used Marauder in .22 or .25 would be a great starting point. As pointed out you will need a hand pump at a minimum, but that will almost certainly take the enjoyment out of the experience. You would most likely need an SCBA tank and a place to fill it to 4500psi.
If you can accept hunting up to rabbit size game then you can get most spring guns in your budget new or used. If this becomes a hobby you enjoy you will never regret having a great spring gun. Many members here who have the best of the best PCP's will often post about the joys of just grabbing a tin of pellets and heading out for a day of fun with their beloved springer. The first adult airgun I purchased was a quality spring gun (HW77) and if push came to shove it would be the last gun I would part with. Something special about your first good airgun.
I see this is your first post.
WELCOME to the forum! Best bunch of folks in the industry live right here."
Similarly, I see you are new to the forum. Welcome, there is much to learn here, and great folks to learn from.
Nope! A $200 refurbished Umarex Gauntlet can be just as accurate as a $2000 gun and in fact even more accurate in some instances including reliability. I get more of a thrill when the CHEAP guns I buy can match the expensive ones on paper. YO!
Nope! A $200 refurbished Umarex Gauntlet can be just as accurate as a $2000 gun and in fact even more accurate in some instances including reliability. I get more of a thrill when the CHEAP guns I buy can match the expensive ones on paper. YO!
According to the vocal majority here, what you speak of is impossible.
Ahhh how's about an Artemis M16 regulated to a Talon Tunes CF bottle with Lothar Walther Barrel? Poor man's Daystate Wolverine R regulated side lever. YO!
I don’t mind shooting a Gamo and seeing it not hit anything, lol.
Ahhh how's about an Artemis M16 regulated to a Talon Tunes CF bottle with Lothar Walther Barrel? Poor man's Daystate Wolverine R regulated side lever. YO!
Yes, but you’re tinkering and modding away... all the while spending more cash. Money that could just go to a better PCP from the start. Some like to turn a “pigs ear” into a “silk purse” some just go ahead and buy the silk purse and are done. Like one poster already said, shoot what you like.
So if you mention that Gamo and NP2s can’t hit the side of a barn compared to higher quality rifle, and you are not getting paid for by Gamo for advertisement, then you are therefore false in what you say? Odd line of reasoning. The guy said he enjoys squirt guns, relax. If you want to shoot Gamos by all means shoot Gamos. We will support you %100 and nobody is trying to change your mind about it.