If you only had 1 Airgun to keep ...

Probably my .22 Wildcat.

My .30 Flex. Its powerful, efficient, accurate, and quiet. I can take anything I want in the woods with it. Furthermore, although the WAR internals are unique, they're built to the same size specs as Benjamin Marauder parts. I have lots of spare Marauder parts. If I ever had to cobble internals together in an emergency to keep the gun shooting, I could.

Like many others, my Benji 392 , more than 25 years and still going and going, without worrying , it takes care himself !

My Gold Star in 5.5mm

I’d keep my FX Wildcat .25. It’s super easy to shoot off hand.

10 shot BSA Super 10 with Stalker Stock. Regulated rotary mag BSA barrel that is super accurate. Mine is modded for a skin net reservoir.

"Oregun"

"Bullfrog"My .30 Flex. Its powerful, efficient, accurate, and quiet. I can take anything I want in the woods with it. Furthermore, although the WAR internals are unique, they're built to the same size specs as Benjamin Marauder parts. I have lots of spare Marauder parts. If I ever had to cobble internals together in an emergency to keep the gun shooting, I could.

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Wow, I didn't know that about the Flex... and I have benji parts hangin' around. Hmm ...

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Yep. The Flex's tube is the same diameter ad the Marauder's and they cut the same holes and threads in it. The aftermarket WAR valves and regulators that Jim Gaska builds for the Marauder are the same ones he puts in the Flex. Same thing with the Cothran Power valve for the Marauder. It also drops right into the Flex, except the Cothran uses a different transfer port. In fact, the WAR Cobra regulator can screw right into a Marauder and convert the Marauder into a bottle gun. 

Because I have fun prepping for "what if" scenarios, I like the fact that if my WAR valve ever died and I was depending on the gun as a game getter here on my farm, I could drop my Cothran or even a Marauder valve in and make the gun functional. 

Like the vibe Willy...old skool. I have the super star in. 177.

just notice super 10. I owned that gun....accurate 

For me, it’s my FWB Sport. 

I love my condor ss in 25. But if I had only one gun to grab and run to survive it would be my 25 year old Sheridan 20 cal pumper. The reason being...
It is very light.
Very accurate.
Reliable (obviously)
No need for pumps or air tanks
Capable of putting meat on the table

Maybe the scenario is that my wife has had it and makes me sell everything except one . . . . . .

That's hard.

​I've put a whole 30 rounds through an Impact but I think that's what I'd go for. Short, compact, powerful, accurate, versatile, incredible trigger, no electronics (just haven't gotten over that bridge of an electronic gun yet), and I can get multiple calibers if I want.

​Expensive solution? Absolutely, but If I could only have one, and price was no object, . . . . . .

my FX Independence

"Michael"The most reliable one, with the least amount of o-rings, that's easiest to work on.

This airgun doesn't do anything best... but it does everything really really really well.

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Michael what is that?a brocock or a flex/warp?
Thanks

The new Wolverine "R", but the thought of only one approaches the worst nightmare I ever had.

"Michael"It's a custom Rapid made by Ernie Olson (Swift).

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Thanks man,I'm gonna look one up.

.30 FX Bobcat Mk2, accurate, efficient, powerful, and looks great. Because it looks like this:



And can do this with a 9 shot magazine at 52 yards.



And lets face it, the Bobcat is one bad ass air rifle!

Below is my competition! He’s a better hunter than any of us. Prefers rabbits over squirrels... The REAL Bobcat Mk0