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do whats right for u,,,now do this,,lol,order a 30 cal,,rifle and for $ 400 more you can get a 25 cal barrel and probe ,,,get the 30 first ,cause the reg can handle both 30 and 25 ,cal if you go 25 first the reg is set a little light to handle the 30 cal good luck HYNZIE
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Depends what you want to do with it. I have 4 of them, two in .177 for 25M benchrest and FT. Unless you intend to shoot long range or to hunt, the larger calibers are nice to have, but more expensive to shoot. I have a .22 and a .25 which I can still use in 25 and 50M benchrest. I had a .30 and it was a beautiful rifle, but I had really no application for it, so some other lucky individual is enjoying it now.
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.177: close range, small pest control... field target competition....
.22: if you use heavy pellets you can achieve long ranges and take down medium game at close range or small game at long ranges....
.25: for me is the most versatile caliber..... you can bring power down and hunt small game at close ranges and gain extra shot count... or you can get the polygonal barrel and bring power up and shoot long ranges with enough power...
.30: its made for long ranges purposes....
.22: if you use heavy pellets you can achieve long ranges and take down medium game at close range or small game at long ranges....
.25: for me is the most versatile caliber..... you can bring power down and hunt small game at close ranges and gain extra shot count... or you can get the polygonal barrel and bring power up and shoot long ranges with enough power...
.30: its made for long ranges purposes....
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