What is the lightest PCP ?
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Too subjective. Anyone ftom the cheapest manufacturers to high end companies can make a lightweight PCP but at what expense? What are you looking for? List your specs.
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"What are you looking for?" ok. that is:
+Multi, semi, full automatic, multi with anti dubble load.
+Can change the caliber. Attached with other relevant customizations.
. But only 2kg. Can you tell me which manufacturer can do that? Money is not important.
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One of the lightest-Artemis P15. 6.44# with Discovery 3-12x 44 scope and rings. Gun alone-barely over 5#, barely over $500. The Gen 2 Leshiy is lighter, BUT it's a single shot.
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For a rifle or carbine type, I have to envision the fx dreamlite compact and Leshiy 1 to be some of the lightest, Leshiy weighs in at less than 5 pounds. Leshiy 2 maybe around the same weight too, but no one has those yet.
The PROD is also a serious value competitor, as it can be used as a pistol and carbine, but will not have the same performance compared to guns in the 1k and above range.
The PROD is also a serious value competitor, as it can be used as a pistol and carbine, but will not have the same performance compared to guns in the 1k and above range.
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i think the leshiy 1, and aea element (both previously mentioned) are going to be the lightest medium/high powered ones. leshiy 1 @ 3-3.5lbs, aea element ~3lbs
artemis pp700/750 are around there too, but much lower powered. but also much cheaper
artemis pp700/750 are around there too, but much lower powered. but also much cheaper
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I'll have to agree with others recommending the Leshiy 2 with the 250mm barrel. I believe it's a little heavier than the Leshiy Classic but from what I recall, not by much. With the Valkyrie accessories, you can build it to what you want. Your requirements of an anti-double load feature and the ability to change calibers is making it tough to think of a PCP that fits in this category.
The lightest PCP I can think of is the new Element by AEA Precision Airguns which comes in at 2.8 lbs. (1.27 kg). Not sure if it fits all your requirements though.
http://www.aeaairgun.com/Guns/SpecialElement
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I think the element seems like the best weight to power ratio but a guy I trust on here has had two aea guns and said they both had serious manufacturer defects and quality control issues. I think prod has to be one of the handiest and for more power the spa p15.
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I'll have to agree with others recommending the Leshiy 2 with the 250mm barrel. I believe it's a little heavier than the Leshiy Classic but from what I recall, not by much. With the Valkyrie accessories, you can build it to what you want. Your requirements of an anti-double load feature and the ability to change calibers is making it tough to think of a PCP that fits in this category.
The lightest PCP I can think of is the new Element by AEA Precision Airguns which comes in at 2.8 lbs. (1.27 kg). Not sure if it fits all your requirements though.
http://www.aeaairgun.com/Guns/SpecialElement
https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/iwa-2019-airgun-9mm-semiauto-pcp-fullauto-3-burst-pcp/
I was amazed at what they did but until now they still have nothing ...
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Which two AEA guns did your friend have an issue with? I just bought their pistol HP SS. I hope it wasn't that one? Does his first name begin with an "N"? Thx
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This is the answer to a sensitive question. Having a lot of money doesn't mean you can do everything.
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