I have had three pcp all 300 dollar one, I really like hunting squirrels with them,What would be a good mid price pcp for hunting ?
A good pcp help
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The new Benjamins still at $150 off at Airguns of Arizona. Akela, Cayden, Kratos. From 449 to 499. From most accounts so far these are quite good to excellent rifles, intriguing and prompting buys and recommendations from many experienced shooters. And with the booming aftermarket for Crosman/Benjamin products, there will probably be many mods and accessories in very short order and available for a very long time. Along with the five-year warranty, there are multiple factors pulling together to suggest you can buy with confidence.
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If you like traditional rifles, look at the Daystate Huntsman-you can get it non-regulated, regulated, or regulated with sidelever. It's a beautiful rifle and is accurate. I have one of the non regulated versions at my place. It's really nice, not too long or too heavy, it handles and points like a fine firearm. I just wish it belonged to me, not my brother-in-law, LOL!
The only negative comments I have are that the bolt is pretty stiff and requires some force and technique to cycle, and that extra magazines are not cheap.
The only negative comments I have are that the bolt is pretty stiff and requires some force and technique to cycle, and that extra magazines are not cheap.
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Agree with JohnL57, Daystate Huntsman, don't sweat the bolt action, well designed easy to use, I have two .177 and .20, love 'em both.
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The 25 cal, I went with a marauder are they anything that I need to do to make it better? I seen on u tube that to stop hammer bounce it would give more shots, would the three orings help with this?
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