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Most powerful .22 or .25 pcp
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If you are also talking about .25” bore airguns, that would include the .257 caliber Texan or the new Bulldog. At ~150fpe, they are much higher FPE than anything else that’s being suggested.
If you are also talking about .25” bore airguns, that would include the .257 caliber Texan or the new Bulldog. At ~150fpe, they are much higher FPE than anything else that’s being suggested.
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This picture was posted in another thread here … the rifle at the top is the yet unnamed new monster rifle that is coming from RTI.
Judging from the power levels of RTI’s Prophet Performance models, this upcoming rifle in .22 and .25 will likely be one of the most powerful on the market…
… and it looks completely badass !
Judging from the power levels of RTI’s Prophet Performance models, this upcoming rifle in .22 and .25 will likely be one of the most powerful on the market…
… and it looks completely badass !
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These would be my first two choices in .303 and .30 for prairie dogs. Traditional look and semi-tactical look.
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I am of the idea that for long distance shooting is better a .30 Cal.
The Sidewinder .30 Cal with the appropriate scope will allow you to make confident shots at 230 yards (is the longest distance I have shot, maybe farther away, I have not try yet).
I have not had in my hands yet a Sidewinder in .25 Cal.
For someone like me that when a kid shot a lot the Sheridan .20 Cal and getting to hunt a jack rabbit with it made me feel I have taken a Cape Buffalo, now taking about making confident shots at 230 yards with an air rifle, implies having seen an absolute evolution in airgun industry.
The Sidewinder .30 Cal with the appropriate scope will allow you to make confident shots at 230 yards (is the longest distance I have shot, maybe farther away, I have not try yet).
I have not had in my hands yet a Sidewinder in .25 Cal.
For someone like me that when a kid shot a lot the Sheridan .20 Cal and getting to hunt a jack rabbit with it made me feel I have taken a Cape Buffalo, now taking about making confident shots at 230 yards with an air rifle, implies having seen an absolute evolution in airgun industry.
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Id vote for the huben. I had my huben .25 shooting 33.95 for 70fpe with ease lmao .. seriously, rifle was not stressed.
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The system of the Huben, Sidewinder, Rattler and LCS allow to increase or decrease power naturally and very, very easy. Just like a dimmer in the lightning of a room. That easy !!!
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I know everybody likes their highend, but AEA makes very powerful repeaters and a second vote on the bulldog magnum for a guy that doesnt have $3k for fx, daystate and huben. The new varmint series AEA is light and 100fpe in .25, bulldog magnum 150fpe in ,25 and 300fpe in .35. Any of those are around $1k. They will all shoot the same, it is only limited by the operator.
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They are cool, but i know when i was first imto pcps there is no way i would drop that much on a new unknown. A couple years in i still will not but i know that some are just as accurate as the higher end.
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I have 2 of his Creations.
Moment of respect for the man. I’ll never get rid of them
Will Piatt
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I received my Sidewinder in .30 Cal some days ago. At least the one that I received is AMAZING !!
Sidewinder . 30 Cal first impressions.
These are my first comments on the Sidewinder .30 Cal that I just received. The rifle arrived filled at 250 bar and regulator set at about 149 bar. The rifle feels really light. My Daystate Wolverine HP. 25 Cal seem to be louder. Total length is perfect for handling. The ergonomics are...
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