Someone IS sending me a hand pumpPush? Is that like buying a compressor and giving it to someone you never met?
Love my 2289; thinking flat top mod nextI'm still a big fan of the 2289I'm thinking steel breech then a scope and I'll be hanging around the 50yard section at the range.
Do you have the UTG dovetail adapters and if so how do you like them??Love my 2289; thinking flat top mod nexthave steel breech, extended bolt probe, dovetail adapters.
I actually got mine from Buck-rail.comDo you have the UTG dovetail adapters and if so how do you like them??
Yeah Ive heard good things about Buck-rail, I personally never dealt with him. I'm debating between dovetail adapters and scope mountsI actually got mine from Buck-rail.comI bet there are "better" ones but I like his work so I went back to him
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I've used both; I like the high mounts for pellet loading clearanceYeah Ive heard good things about Buck-rail, I personally never dealt with him. I'm debating between dovetail adapters and scope mounts.
I ain't out doing bad things thoughSee, I told you. We're just a bunch of nasty enablers here.![]()
I can't afford another rabbit hole. Between springers and vintage, pretty much tapped out.I didn't think that I would try pcp either at one point. It was just the natural progression to an activity that I already enjoyed. It is expensive especially if you go for top tier but it really is worth having just one if nothing else. They are ALL fun!
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Yeah, better not try a PCP then because everything changes at that point.I can't afford another rabbit hole. Between springers and vintage, pretty much tapped out.
Same can be said for the vintage airgun thing.Yeah, better not try a PCP then because everything changes at that point.
I own a couple PCP's and yes, a world of difference, but the world didn't come to a screeching halt, I didn't sell off all my springers to go only PCP and I still own more springers than PCP's....lol.Yeah, better not try a PCP then because everything changes at that point.
Oh man; let me get one broken in firstCase in point.... $150 shipped for an Avenger right now on classifieds... 50 bucks for a pump. $200 all in. Saw in comments that you have something coming, be looking forward to your thoughts. I think all of us who has been around a bit always get excited to hear the excitement of someone new to PCP when they start out and finally cave
Very good tips!!! I'm just starting down this road. Thank youSo, I'd say that none of us ever did think we'd be going down this pcp road either. Think long and hard about the very first pcp purchase; you know, "buy once cry once", tank or not, air source, etc. You can have an accurate, powerful pcp, that is fairly inexpensive to supply with air and pellets. You decide on the budget and work around that. There's no need to break the bank with an expensive gun, tank, and air fill source. You can hunt and or shoot paper all day with a decent used pcp like the Marauder, a hand pump, and a few tins of pellets in the caliber of your choosing. It is a hobby. Don't become an addict.
Agreed, you donāt need to go nuts, money wise to enjoy some PCP goodness⦠Youāll be surprised at what can be done by keeping it simpleā¦Very good tips!!! I'm just starting down this road. Thank you
Leon, do you mind to explain your recommendations on simple 22 cal squirrel rig. Already have a air source. Asking because it seems you have experience about this and anyone else can chime in, thank youAgreed, you donāt need to go nuts, money wise to enjoy some PCP goodness⦠Youāll be surprised at what can be done by keeping it simpleā¦
It would be dependent on the max distances you might attempt your shots on squirrels. Out to 30 or 40 yards? A Prod or pp700sa come to mind. Out to 60-70 yards? A Gamo Urban, my first, or Crosman Marauder. There are other PCPs that are similar in price and performance. Good luck!Leon, do you mind to explain your recommendations on simple 22 cal squirrel rig. Already have a air source. Asking because it seems you have experience about this and anyone else can chime in, thank you