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What's is most important to you besides accuracy?
- Thread starter hawkeye69
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Accuracy, reliability, power. In that order Appearance and noise level would round out the top 5 for me ?
Brian
@airgunner.usa
Brian
@airgunner.usa
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What everyone else said PLUS being easy to work on and not needing a lot of tools to disassemble.
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Quiet-ness. Otherwise I'd shoot PB. I can shoot at my suburban house with no issues with my AG's as they are all very quiet, but could not do so legally or neighborly if I had to shoot PB. Plus I like the cheap rounds! But I am addicted to accuracy first.
Regards,
John
Regards,
John
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Fun Factor number 1
At this stage of my airgun addiction that includes vintage, CO2, springer, PCP, and big bore if it's not fun to shoot it stays on the rack or in the safe.
It's just as fun to shoot a Crosman 600 semi auto circa 1965 as it is to shoot an FX Wildcat.
At this stage of my airgun addiction that includes vintage, CO2, springer, PCP, and big bore if it's not fun to shoot it stays on the rack or in the safe.
It's just as fun to shoot a Crosman 600 semi auto circa 1965 as it is to shoot an FX Wildcat.
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Me being relatively new to airguns, I am not too picky. I have one Crosman 1377 pistol, one Ruger springer, and one Crosman Nitro Piston rifle...hardly the collection of a serious airgunner, but I do enjoy shooting them as often as possible. Everytime I take one or two of my many firearms to the range, at least one of those airguns go along with me. Now, I was in the Marines, so a gun snob I am not. Many of the weapons I have or have used serve a purpose or "mission" for me, and my airgun taste seem to be the same.
If I were to say what is important to me, with my limited airgun selection, I would have to say consistent accuracy. I can learn to shoot anything from a great trigger to a crappy one, but the thing needs to put round after round, pellet after pellet, in a reasonable group or I'm done with it. OP listed accuracy as an obvious expectation, and not so much one of the parameters of this thread, so in the spirit of the thread, I will have to say a decent trigger and a good sighting system....no matter irons or scope, without these two options, I cannot achieve my goal of putting one round or pellet, after another, in the same spot.
If I were to say what is important to me, with my limited airgun selection, I would have to say consistent accuracy. I can learn to shoot anything from a great trigger to a crappy one, but the thing needs to put round after round, pellet after pellet, in a reasonable group or I'm done with it. OP listed accuracy as an obvious expectation, and not so much one of the parameters of this thread, so in the spirit of the thread, I will have to say a decent trigger and a good sighting system....no matter irons or scope, without these two options, I cannot achieve my goal of putting one round or pellet, after another, in the same spot.
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In my case A Good Scope clear glass and reticle, cant hit what you cant see accurate gun or not.
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