I like pumpers in general but haven't shot them much in a few years... too much competition training. I like 140's... good ergos and the 22 on 6 to 8 pumps whacks squirrels pretty hard. The barrel support is not the best so scopes are out of the question to me and the cap valve is weak and a little wasteful. The pin valve on the Sharp is much better in every way and they have 5 screws securing the barrel so they are a bit higher on my quality view. The soldered brass Benjamin's and Sheridans are really hard to beat for weight and ergos and good, solid valves but scopes are still a no go. The old Cros 100 is probably my favorite overall but the valve needs a revamp. Very nice ergos and not heavy. I put an LW 20 on the one above and have intended to build a new valve for it so it can generate a bit more power with less hammer... that one I DO intend to get done.
That Daystate Sportsman is my by the door rock squirrel and gopher rifle. Two pumps is 12 ft lb and very accurate. It's a BEAST though... heavy AND hard to pump.
Bob
That Daystate Sportsman is my by the door rock squirrel and gopher rifle. Two pumps is 12 ft lb and very accurate. It's a BEAST though... heavy AND hard to pump.
Bob
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