The variety of guns is what makes this hobby so great, a gun for everyone's needs, taste and budget.
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I've shot Iguana's with my EG L2 250 mm .177 (115 bar) and 350 mm .25 (145 bar) and my buddy with his EG L2 350mm .22 (at 110 bar), as well as with my Sidewinder Compact in .22 (150 bar). At the end of the day it's all about shot placement. If your an excellent shot and can hit them in the eye it's one and done with a .177.No experience with Iguana's here, but .177 for 5' iguanas seems very anemic.
.25 would be my preference....maybe even jump to .30 depending on your ratio of coyotes vs. iguanas.
If you have electricity, skip the hand pump!
If Palm Beach offers to let you shoot before you purchase, Id spend a entire day, experimenting with different brands and calibers.
Good luck!
That one was 15.68 lbs and 5.8 feet long, my record and the record for this particular golf course in West Palm Beach. The big orange alpha males are easy targets, specially during mating season, as they are territorial. Most of them won't move unless you get too close.Thats one big tree chicken