My 1st good air rifle was a .177 RWS 34.
And this is one air rifle I will NEVER part with! Since owning this 34 I've had:
RWS 48 (sold)
Air Arms s510 (sold)
Hatsan 135 (sold)
RWS 350
RWS 48 (yes, i regretted selling the 1st one)
And a few other pumpers that came and went as well.
The beauty of the 34, which by the way has a vortek PG2 kit and produces only 12 fpe, is just how easy it is to shoot accurately. I've had a few higher-powered springers and a really nice PCP. And I can say that this 34 is *almost* PCP-like in how easy it is to shoot!
Check out these two targets below. I have not shot this rifle in MONTHS, and to pick it up and get two 10-shot groups @ 30-yards like this just put a huge smile on my face! BTW, the pellets are Air Arms 10.3s.
And for reference here is the full target with some (poor) groups from my 48:
And this is one air rifle I will NEVER part with! Since owning this 34 I've had:
RWS 48 (sold)
Air Arms s510 (sold)
Hatsan 135 (sold)
RWS 350
RWS 48 (yes, i regretted selling the 1st one)
And a few other pumpers that came and went as well.
The beauty of the 34, which by the way has a vortek PG2 kit and produces only 12 fpe, is just how easy it is to shoot accurately. I've had a few higher-powered springers and a really nice PCP. And I can say that this 34 is *almost* PCP-like in how easy it is to shoot!
Check out these two targets below. I have not shot this rifle in MONTHS, and to pick it up and get two 10-shot groups @ 30-yards like this just put a huge smile on my face! BTW, the pellets are Air Arms 10.3s.
And for reference here is the full target with some (poor) groups from my 48:
