What to buy?? PCP...

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Bud-sc said:
Your right about the options. Caliber 22. Pellets only. Either way on the stock. I would like the ability to turn the power down if needed with a button or switch no taking the gun out the stock to do that. Of course a regulator would be fine no adjustment. Wanting a rifle to get from 80 to 150 shots per fill shooting pellets in the 820-890 fps range.
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The FX Royale 400 (.22) is a proven Benchrest accurate shooter. That particular platform, (Bobcat, Royale, Boss) have, arguably, the best pellet barrels ever made. External power adjustment wheel, superbly accurate, unbelievably low maintenance & consistent, repeatable performance in a wonderfully comfortable thumbhole stock. You'll RARELY hear a negative word about them!
 
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Bud-sc said:
Your right about the options. Caliber 22. Pellets only. Either way on the stock. I would like the ability to turn the power down if needed with a button or switch no taking the gun out the stock to do that. Of course a regulator would be fine no adjustment. Wanting a rifle to get from 80 to 150 shots per fill shooting pellets in the 820-890 fps range.
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FX Crown would fill the bill nicely.
 
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L.Leon said:
Definitely check out the BRK Brococks… They simply work, out da box, no drama, fuss or worries. Clean the barrel, mount scope and get to shooting. I own three, each shoot great and have been reliable from day one. No extra, after the purchase attachments and doodads necessary… just plain solid PCPs. Good luck!
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Did they use woke market research when they came up with the name Brocock?
 
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Beer Nap said:
If you are married then research very carefully and buy the one right gun. If you are single then buy them all.
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😂 Lol 😂 yeah married to my wife for 23 years and she supports my hobbies 100%. Especially my metal detecting hobby which I will still be doing. She has a diamond ring to wear for everyday of the week!!! But right we both are going though Hades . Her with stage 3 breast cancer and me having 2 heart attacks first in Aug 22 and the second Jan 7 23!!! I have 4 stents now at 47 years old my wife 51.
 
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on a budget, i think the Avenger .22 is a realy good option- ability to control power- regulated, and can't beat the cost- I get around d 100-110 shots per fill- perfect for me- (Though who wouldn't like 200-300 shots per fill?)- it's really accurate for me out to 75 yards if the wind isn't howling- if it is, just compensate after you find where it is hitting- still plenty accurate even in wind- I have a "Fly target" where it has 20 or so flies- abotu hte size of real flies- and can hit them consistantly out to 35 yards or so- is it competition accurate? No- likely not- not like the FX .22 anyways- but for me it's plenty- i can shoot a squirrel out to the 75 yard mark easily- The FX though is a beast of a gun- dead on accurate- There is a hunter in Africa who has a bunch of youtube videos that show the capabilities of the .22 out to very long ranges- and another youtubber called wiskey somethign or other who shows off the capabilities too- both hunters are competition winners- they also show off number of other rifles too- and test rifles for companies to get the word out-
 
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