Best .22/.25 for 75-100yrds?

You can add Impact to the list. My Edgun R3m does it also

I’m new to airguns and that’s where the confusion starts, If you look at extreme bench rest in Arizona
,if you don’t shoot an FX brand gun in .25 then your toast. As per caliber it’s 25 probably progressing to 30 soon. Doesn’t that take away what airgunnings all about? The reason I have started shooting airguns is the challenge to shoot that little pellet with all the external forces against it and hit the bulls eye. Just saying.

EDgun Matador
Kalibrgun Cricket
airgun technologies Vulcan
Taipan Veteran (FOR 100 YARDS ITS BETTER TO GO WITH .25 CAL)
FX streamline
FX wildcat
Daystate Hunstman regal
Daystate Renegade

I’d recommend a WAR flex.. you can have Jim build you one on a budget. .22 - .25 at that range is doable.. but I’d go with .25 personally it’ll do better at long range compared to the .22 unless your shooting slugs out of the .22, then you’d need a powerful rifle like the flex. Have fun!

RAW HM1000 in .22 or .25.

MATT Dubber is limited to .22 in SA and it is amazing what he can do with a .22 cal. Just my opinion but that is what shooting a (Pellet Gun) is about, the smaller calibers.

My FX Crown in .25 is incredibly accurate out past 100 yards.

Any of the FX .25 calibers are going to do you well at that distance. Personally, I prefer the Royale 500. 

If one can adjust regulator of Royale series guns then these are even better than Crown.

STX barrel may make a difference 

Some very good reviews on Charlie at Georgia airguns power tuned Crickets @ 100 yds. Personally, all the guns mentioned is capable. It's the NUT behind the trigger that make it happen.

I was never much of a fan of .22 cal airguns because most that I've used were not incredibly accurate. However, I got a Daystate Regal XL and am duly impressed by it. It gets 40 shots per fill, easy using magazines, and has great eye appeal and for around $1099 currently, but I think if you wait they will be cheaper since Daystate is replacing it with a regulated model.

dubber has .25 calibers and a ruger .260 I believe. I think he has a smooth twist barrel in .30 to change out on one of his guns. but matt does some serious work with his small calibers. I love his vidoes great shooter. I like the fx impact .25

Dubber I believe uses a gun when he travels. All he has is a .22.

Any of the guns mentioned are great and will get the job done. My .22 was solid out to 80y. Only after 80 did the groups start to open up a little. If you want more than 80 and a reliable 1-1.5" I'd go with a .25 or larger. Go with the gun that has the best warranty and highest shot count per fill. It will be gratifying in the long run.

dont forget the bobcat and boss

taipan

I think something that can push the .25 heavies will do the best at long range. Georgia Airguns really gets them moving from a Cricket. About 920 FPS. 

I think I'm gonna buy the new Matador R5M long in .25 with the Huma reg kit and and start my long range practice.
for all I've seen in forums and videos is a cool looking gun and very accurate to that distances.

"Alejandroo"I think I'm gonna buy the new Matador R5M long in .25 with the Huma reg kit and and start my long range practice.
for all I've seen in forums and videos is a cool looking gun and very accurate to that distances.

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That’s my nomination too. I love mine and am set up for the 34s I have 2” spinners at 118 yards that simply don’t stand a chance. That said, my R3M std .25 rings the spinners with the 25.4s as well. No doubt the R5M with 34s is capable of tighter groups though. EDgun rocks!