Just for fun; What would you guys consider your most *fun* airgun?

With two high end Daystates (whoops, I know I have sinned and not said FX, But .....) and a Gauntlet that was modified to shoot nearly as good as the Daystates, the most "fun" comes from the Daisy 901 because it is the only one that doesn't go into the same hole almost every time.

I'd like to include the CLASSIC Red Ryder! 

Accuracy? Good for 10 yards, maybe

Power? Just enough to go through one side of an aluminum can

That feeling of remembering your childhood....Priceless!!

K1.

I imagine.

Droizd blackbird BB machine gun... check it out at 5:00 minute mark. Watch him cut up a can ...There is a another video I cant find of a guy cutting down a tree sappling. I should never have sold mine...





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsb-XUudpvk

My favourite gun how would recommend it to anybody would be an air arms S4 10 in 177 classic brilliant trigger very consistent very accurate very reliable.

AEA HP carbine in 22cal.

I love my Wildcat MK2 .25 - it shoots everything well and hits everything I want, were I want. It never gets put away.

I’m a .177 guy and I have some of the best pcps (RAW, Thomas, Daystate etc) but I have the most *fun* with my springers. Calm day, good light, 55 yards just let it happen. Uj

I found a 1959 mk2 Airsporter at a flea market 30 some years ago. It had plenty of history. A beater. Would not cock. The stock was broken and glued back together. A simple yet interesting rifle. An underlever.The loading tap opens automatically when you cock it. The trigger needed adjustment.Cocking problem solved. Took some steel wool to clean up the metal. Fun to shoot open sights. For some reason it's unknown history made it fascinating to me to carry and plink with. I had other much nicer rifles. It twangs and the spring is a little weak.. Several years later at a gun show I was looking at an array of used gunstocks. I couldn't believe my luck. A used mk2 Airsporter stock! In very good condition.The seller had no idea what it was. Asking $20 I offered 15. Still can't believe I scored that. I rarely handle the gun anymore. But when I do it always brings back fond memories. I had fun with it..

In my collection my trapmaster's = FUN. I own 2, 1 stock other power tuned.

I enjoy shooting RB or different shot loads I make.

The other would be the Farco shotgun.

Do you shoot slugs and/or balls out of the Farco? Those things can be beasts. ARS carried them. A little funky but they still look like fun.

I used to wrap paper around a .38 slug and sling them out of my Trapmaster.. Not very accurate but big impact. Sold the Trapmaster years ago. Didn't want to abuse it too much. Aluminum barrel

Well you started with three (only 3, man oh man uhhh?) 

PCP, 14.5fpe .177 QB78HPA at 70 plus yards.

OR maybe the AA410 with 16mm shroud & target trigger just because it's old enough to drive and never fails. Have to respect what's now probable a classic.

Springer, 1923 HAENEL MOD III DRP .177 slim light outstanding trigger, built storng to last long what's not FUN about that?

Fun being the big thing on that list.

I went to matchs for 10+ years not because I shot well but to pup finger prints all over other peoples rigs and never fired a single airgun that wasn't fun including the Red Ryders.



John

Most fun right now: Leshiy 2 

Well, as I suspected would be the case for me, once my Benjamin Marauder Semi Auto showed up it would be my favorite. And boy is it ever!!

I think for me it would be a hard choice between the hw30s and the Cz T200. The benjamin franklin 317 is a close runner up as well. 

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Back in the day we used to shoot small targets like clamshells and cig butts in the sand while drinking beer after a day’s fishing. We also shot at hand-thrown beercans (partially filled with sand, Fav airguns were Red Ryder bb’guns!

Good ole RWS 34 in 22 cal that I have owned a quarter century. But then knocking off a crow at 60 yards with my 25 cal Marauder gives me the giggles. 

Well, my most fun airgun is now the only guns I have, as I sold everything else and now have two of these.

They are a joy to shoot with a great, though not adjustable trigger. When I aim and shoot, whatever is in the crosshairs is ripped to shreds. Be it if I'm using the one with the Thermal Scope (Red Pill) for raccoon duties in the dead of night, or 100 yard groundhog sniping with my 4K Day/Night scope (Blue Pill). The guns are tuned identically and they both sling pellets (like the Predator Polymags and JSB Exact); and slugs (like the NSA 110gr and 142gr HP) with aplomb. 

The only downside is the power is overly excessive for any avian pesting, but I'm still gonna try and bag some crows nevertheless!

Sk19 .25 for longer ranges, hatsan blitz .30 hunting under 50yds

The R9 carbine is the one I shoot just for fun. Light, short, easy cocking and accurate enough for spinners or short range hunting.