Down to three

Jump to latest Follow Reply
I went with the .22 Impact because I wanted a gun that as my needs/interest changed it could change with me.
Right now I wanted a gun that could be sub 12 fpe. but yet also do 100 yards + shots.
I'm waiting on FX to give their recommendations to shoot slugs?
I'm thinking over time and use this gun will become an extension of myself. Rather than changing platforms to shoot different game. I can have one gun to do it all!

Should the need arise I can always change calibers. and that's a great selling point.

Bottom line is I have too many guns! Powder burners and airguns. I have no room in my 2 safes. So if I can get a multi-task gun that's great!

At the end of the day you need to assess what is your criteria for a good gun.
 
Upvote 0
"toku58"I went with the .22 Impact because I wanted a gun that as my needs/interest changed it could change with me.
Right now I wanted a gun that could be sub 12 fpe. but yet also do 100 yards + shots.
I'm waiting on FX to give their recommendations to shoot slugs?
I'm thinking over time and use this gun will become an extension of myself. Rather than changing platforms to shoot different game. I can have one gun to do it all!
Should the need arise I can always change calibers. and that's a great selling point.
Bottom line is I have too many guns! Powder burners and airguns. I have no room in my 2 safes. So if I can get a multi-task gun that's great!
At the end of the day you need to assess what is your criteria for a good gun.
Click to expand...
Great advice! Sounds like the Impact is a glove fit for you...

I have a large collection of both powder burners & airguns as well. I'd like to right size my collection and get down to the critical few (dozen, ha!). The next new AG that I buy will be it for awhile. I'll flip and trade after that. 
 
Upvote 0
Just bought the Impact. Reasons - insane accuracy, short length at about 36 inches total. Weight is light, and interchangeable barrel system will allow me to upgrade to the X barrel when I want to, though smooth twist barrel is insanely accurate so far. 

Picatinny rails instead of dovetails make scope mounts a bit more secure and more. Bought from AoA, so good dealer, and new North American repair facility if I need it. Also, since I found it used, considerably less expensive than most high end PCP's. ​Fairly large Impact community to turn to for help as well.

Haven't looked at the other two so can't make a comparison. Good luck on the decision. Between the three choices, you can't go wrong. All are fantastic choices
 
Upvote 0
Got my Redwolf HP in .22cal today and oh my what a gem. It is in the grey/red laminate and I put a Huggett on it. The 3 power levels chrony as low power = 890fps, the mid power = 1000fps and the high power = 1100 all with JSB 18.1s. The low power setting likes the JSBs the best and I was able to shoot easily 150 shots without topping off the bottle. Started at 240bar and shot it down to about 150 bar. The gun is absolutely deadly at 100 yards. I have an 8-34 Athlon Argos on top. The 3 taps the gun gives you when the last shot is fired is great and the screen informs you the mag is empty as well. I will be trying heavier pellets this weekend. On low setting it is so quite I have nothing to compare it to. More to come. 
 
Upvote 0
"Hookster"Got my Redwolf HP in .22cal today and oh my what a gem. It is in the grey/red laminate and I put a Huggett on it. The 3 power levels chrony as low power = 890fps, the mid power = 1000fps and the high power = 1100 all with JSB 18.1s. The low power setting likes the JSBs the best and I was able to shoot easily 150 shots without topping off the bottle. Started at 240bar and shot it down to about 150 bar. The gun is absolutely deadly at 100 yards. I have an 8-34 Athlon Argos on top. The 3 taps the gun gives you when the last shot is fired is great and the screen informs you the mag is empty as well. I will be trying heavier pellets this weekend. On low setting it is so quite I have nothing to compare it to. More to come.
Click to expand...
Wow Wow Wow ... great results!
Can't wait to hear how the jumbo heavies fly.
 
Upvote 0
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top Bottom
Back
Home
Forums
Resources
Menu