The BEST Airguns, period, bar none...

[intenseaty22]

According to Google anyway! When I first became interested in airguns, I did what any full blooded modern Cuban-American would do, I Googled it! Eventually I bought my forever gun, a Gamo Accushot in .22 after watching a Factual Review without any Fluff on YouTube that now serves as my workshop doorstop. Here are some Google answers:

"best air rifle" 

https://www.shootingandsafety.com/best-air-rifle-reviewed/

https://outdoorempire.com/find-best-air-gun-reviews/

https://improb.com/best-air-rifle-reviews-guide/

"best pcp air rifle 2019"

https://airgunmaniac.com/best-air-rifles-in-2019-the-most-exciting-guns-for-you-to-have/

https://airgunmaniac.com/best-pcp-air-rifles-5-of-the-best-pcp-guns-you-can-buy-right-now/

https://www.outsidepursuits.com/best-air-rifle/

"best pellet rifle"

https://gunnewsdaily.com/best-pellet-gun/

https://best.offers.com/best-air-rifles?path=zbe-24458-cog-100p1a&adposition=1t1&creative=302030575126&device=c&network=g&source=s&gclid=Cj0KCQiAtvPjBRDPARIsAJfZz0qnHFL3dUshQMnVKMcyImb-K9w3HLzjtPdFA2BGQkEdpbGV35qwZkMaAiNGEALw_wcB

 

[Glem.Chally]

In comparison to .177...

".22 and .25 calibers have more power but less range and speed"

Oh ok airgun maniac.

 

[Oregun]

There's no disputing the evidence ...

Guess I should put my Whisper Fusion Pro back on the mantle and move the Octane under the bed.

 

[2manyAirGunz]

In comparison to .177...

".22 and .25 calibers have more power but less range and speed"

Oh ok airgun maniac.

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How about this gem:

"While a real gun uses powder burning as the power source..."

Smh!

 

[Windmill01]

Christian you have obviously done your homework. You’ve got me seriously thinking of trading in my German rifles for some of these beauties.

Outstanding research.

Gary

PS You’ve got way tooooooooooo much time on your hands my friend.

 

[Motorhead]

Anyone up for some swamp land in the outback of Alaska ?

 

[Keyman62421]

I've got some of that muck right here in so. Illinois

 

[fishinwrench]

I'm glad I read these replies before clicking the links. Thanks for helping me conserve my time better today, fellas.

 

[intenseaty22]

Well Gary, this is a hobby after all, we all are probably guilty of spending too much time and money on it

But seriously, while this is all tongue in cheek, it is a valid point. How many folk that are wanting to get a quality airgun do the same search only to come up with these results? 

 

[Windmill01]

True true Christian.

Gary

 

[DirtyDovi]

It seems to me like whoever chose the rifles listed in those links did so 
by tossing some darts backwards over their heads while blindfolded, 
and whatever random gun name they stuck in was jotted down on the list. 

 

Sam - 

 

[Hudo]

I never knew that a BSA meteor would recoil as much as my real gun...

The village called, they want their idiot back....

 

[sonny]

remember the commercial ? the internet doesn't lie...bon jer

 

[rj222]

Well Wow...I guess we differ as to BEST, BAR NONE ?????????????????

the only ones I have

TX200'ssssss

EV2

 

[bowwild]

Certainly an issue. I find this all the time. If you are well-informed/experienced with certain types of equipment (archery, airguns, binoculars, scopes, rimfire. etc.) the "Best" searches rarely are even close. Even when you insert such things as "high end" you don't do well. I've found when a "best" search does provide something helpful, it is usually a link to a forum such as this one.

 

[JimNM]

It is not possible to get an objective answer to a subjective question. New guys often don't know what kind of gear they want or even what they want it for. So an open ended questions seems like a good place to start.



Consider a member, let's say his name is "DARK KNIFE". Old DK searches out the "BEST" question on Google, and he finds that the Benjamin Bulldog comes out top on his search results. DARK KNIFE gets him one and later finds out that it does not meet his needs.



I try not to click on the "Best" threads.