Ok so I’m thinking of a 22 cal pcp pistol
any semi auto you would recommend?
or would the marauder be better to start with
thanks
any semi auto you would recommend?
or would the marauder be better to start with
thanks
Semi auto 22 pcp pistol
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after some experience with them, personally i wouldnt buy any semi auto airgun unless i went high end like an sk19 .. id stick to a manual action otherwise, like a priest II .. no conpromises with something like that ..
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Steyr lp50. Otherwise should stick with a known reliable co2 pistol. I've owned a sortie, and while mine was basically problem free unmodified.... It's not a pistol.... It's HUGE. And the trigger had a break ove several pounds and could not be improved due to it being part of the action it's self.
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Before answering:
How much are you willing to spend?
What is it’s main use?
Do you plan to “golden screwdriver”it?
Once knowing the answers, you will get a less “one over the world” response
How much are you willing to spend?
What is it’s main use?
Do you plan to “golden screwdriver”it?
Once knowing the answers, you will get a less “one over the world” response
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Ok i have a semi auto marauder rifle now in 22 cal
i Want a pistol for fun, target play, plinking at cans , quick maneuver out window for ground squirrels
well cost,,, a marauder prod with scope is $600 or so so I’d go up to $1000 with scope
prefer 22 cal to keep simple
what’s golden screwdriver mean?
i Want a pistol for fun, target play, plinking at cans , quick maneuver out window for ground squirrels
well cost,,, a marauder prod with scope is $600 or so so I’d go up to $1000 with scope
prefer 22 cal to keep simple
what’s golden screwdriver mean?
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Yeah, if you don't mind spending a bit of money the Steyr LP 50 and the LP 50 Sport, is a five shot semi-auto. They are also considered 10mm target pistols and are VERY accurate.
They are also not loud enough to have to spend more money on a suppressor. Beside, there's no way to attach one that I know of.
NOTE, there may be more "Target" guns with a similar magazine/shot assembly to provide the semi-auto shooting.
Mike
They are also not loud enough to have to spend more money on a suppressor. Beside, there's no way to attach one that I know of.
NOTE, there may be more "Target" guns with a similar magazine/shot assembly to provide the semi-auto shooting.
Mike
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https://www.aresairgunstactical.com/HP-Collection_c_191.html
This will fit all your desires
Golden Screwdriver means take it apart and alter it.
This will fit all your desires
Golden Screwdriver means take it apart and alter it.
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The internet is your friend ! Here's two good places to look.
1. http://www.champchoice.com/store/Main.aspx?p=CategoryBody&c=AIAPST
2. http://www.pilkguns.com/store/Air-Pistols-c23624306
Mike
1. http://www.champchoice.com/store/Main.aspx?p=CategoryBody&c=AIAPST
2. http://www.pilkguns.com/store/Air-Pistols-c23624306
Mike
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I agree the LP50 is pretty quiet. As expensive as this pistol is, it is worth every cent. The accuracy is unbelievable. With my neighbors I wanted it quieter. I found this adapter specifically for the LP50. It replaces the compensator that mounts to the shroud with a set screw under the front sight.. With a Huma 30 it is even much quieter.
I believe it is shipped from India. Got it in about a week. They also have a quick connect fill probe that does not leak when you unscrew the cylinder, specifically for the LP50.
https://www.pcpshop.in/index.php?_route_=shroud-moderator-and-adapters/steyr-lp-50-pistol-shroud-adapter.html
Raf
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IAfaug,
I purchased an LP50 Compact RF (rapid fire)s from http://www.pilkguns.com/store/Air-Pistols-c23624306 a few weeks ago. Some of the most pleasant people I have dealt with.
Always answer the phone. Their gunsmith is readily avail for questions. Had a very minor issue with an extra mag I purchased, and I had the replacement before I sent the problem one back.
Also have the Ataman AP16, but is very loud and not semi-auto. Also and very good pistol.
The LP50 is expensive, but I cannot imagine most people, not being extremely happy with it. I purchased it with the 1911 grips instead of the target grips and saved a tiny bit. Comes in 3 power settings. The RF is mid power and gets about 40 shots per fill. You will go though a lot of pellets.
Raf
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Definitely can recommend the Steyr LP50. A friend just purchased one from Pilk Guns. Absolutely an amazing pistol. I have a Feinwerkbau P44 and while I really like it the Steyr is so much more fun to shoot. He had their gunsmith mount a red dot mount made to their specs and has installed a 3 MOA red dot. Highly suggest the LP50
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I’ve had my lp50 for a few weeks and I have a 2 moa green dot on it - I’m nailing the quarter sized bullseye all five shots from 30 meters but that’s with a bench
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Do you want a picture of the steyr with the green dot or the target? I suppose i can take a pic tonight of the pistol and the target and post.... fortunately, i can sit and shoot from inside to outside; the inside being me within the comfort of a heated and cooled garage and the outside being 100 yards of space backed by all woods.
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I'd like to see how the steyr looks with the green dot. I have a Holosun green dot coming today. Don't have the LP50 to put it on, (yet), but I would like to see how it looks. And feels to you. I have a 89 dollar Hawke red dot on my Ataman ap16 compact right now and it's just kind of a cheap unit. I've been going back and forth for about 2 months now on weather to pick up one of the LP50's or a Daystate Wolverine. The more I shoot pistol, the more I like pistols. Rifle, pistol, rifle pistol rifle pistol. Just can't seem to make up my mind.
Thanks
Thanks
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Thank you for taking the time to post that. The pistol holds the red dot well. This helps a lot.
Thanks
John
Thanks
John
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My RF Compact arrived yesterday. I have the same 1/2-20 adapter. I bought the gun from Pilkington Guns. Jennifer was fantastic to deal with. I thought about going with a short barrel long cylinders, but was afraid that if I needed a moderator, there would not be enough clearance and it would hit the cylinder. I assume the RF at a little more power may be a little louder. If it does not need a moderator, I may pick up a couple long air cylinders. If it does need a moderator, I will pick up a couple more short cylinders. Only problem?-the cylinder filling adapter that comes with the gun is a DIN 200, and all my tanks are DIN 300, so I cannot fill the air tubes. I ordered a 1/8 BSP one from Best Fittings on 12/30, but it's not here yet. Can you share where you got the magazine holder box and what a good moderator for low power pistol might be?
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