One gun, one caliber
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I too would say Impact Compact in .22. Right now, mine is slinging 22 gr VK slugs at 928 fps. With the 700mm barrel and a bigger bottle, it can be whatever I need it to be.
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Taipan Long of Ukrainian origin. Either .22 or .25. Both are incredibly accurate, but truth be told? The CZ-barreled .22 outshoots the .25 at 100+. Every. Time.
So make mine a .22 I guess.
So make mine a .22 I guess.
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Fx M3 22cal compact. Just a pleasure to shoot ..as soon as I find the scope that's right for me .it will be perfect .Pat PS curious to what others are using
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First consideration is caliber. IMO, the .22 or .177 would be best because pellets in those calibers are most common and more readily available than the larger ones. True, the 25 or .30 cal has more oomph, but if you can's find ammo, you may as well use the gun as a boat anchor. Next is the gun. A stand alone type such as a spring piston or pump up makes more sense. What happens if you run out of air for your PCP? What happens if there's no electricity to run your compressor? Hand pump? Maybe.
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Leshiy 2 , in the quarter bore. Very versatile , set it and forget it. If you want more power take two minutes and put a longer barrel on. It really is a wonder gun.
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Weihrauch HW 100 BP .177
Ammo availability, price, ability to kill anything I need to kill.
Ammo availability, price, ability to kill anything I need to kill.
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For me, the .22 caliber strikes a good balance. The pellets are large enough to handle, large enough to see on my targets (I'm an old guy), and provide enough power to take most pests.
Most of the rifles I've had are in the medium price range. Of these, the Wildcat III compact is my overall favorite; my go-to gun. Easy to carry--short and light--so good for hunting, and not bad on the backyard bench.
Most of the rifles I've had are in the medium price range. Of these, the Wildcat III compact is my overall favorite; my go-to gun. Easy to carry--short and light--so good for hunting, and not bad on the backyard bench.
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RAW HM1000x LRT .22 Chassis tuned by Ken Hick's. It's accuracy day in and day out is so darn consistent.
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depends on the situation ... i think .25 is the most effective all around gun if things were serious enough i could only have one ..
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Two is one, one is none. We do need a backup gun so... For me my current duo, Compatto and Bantam HR both in .22 They both do what I need out of a PCP.
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