What are some high shot count PCP air guns?

A regulated B type wolverine mate !!!
Dunno exactly the shot count on these but I know it's high !! And with plenty of power..

I really like my FX Royale 400 .22. I put a 24" barrel on it. Here is one of my shot strings, something like 70 shots over 900fps using 18 JSB, many @ 40 ft pounds. This gun is an older one and not regulated. I know these speeds are a lil fast, but accuracy is exceptional. ( long barrel lots of powerful shots) , I forget what it was doing with the original barrel.

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The FX Verminator and the FX Gladiator are supposed to have a huge shot count from what I've been reading because they have dual cylinders.

I just got the FX Verminator in .22 cal. but have not have the time to do a shot count per fill. It is supposed to get over 100 shots on high power. It has a three position power wheel and shot count will go up on lower power. The Gladiator write up on AOA says that on the low power setting you should be able to shoot close to a full tin of pellets on a fill. They sell the Gladiator with and without the regulator which should improve shot count and fps consistency. The power wheel settings for the Gladiator in .22 cal. put out 13,21,34 fpe. Bill

Airwolf design Daystates. 100+ shots.

My .22 AirWolf MCT set at 30 fpe with JSB 18.1 gets about 140 shots down to about 120 bar. 230 bar fill (nitrogen)

BSA R10 MK2 with the carbon fiber bottle. I seen posts where they get 90+ shots at 30+ fpe set up like that.

My Royale is adjusted to 19.5 ft-lbs on the #2 power setting and on that setting I routinely see 160 shots or more per fill before the pressure falls off the regulator. 70+ shots at nearly 33 ft-lbs on the #3 setting is the norm.

Since I bought the Bobcat MK 2 in 25 and wore myself out shooting over the Chronograph on the first 5 fills, I can say that I will never purchase another unregulated rifle.
If 80 shots on High Power and 140 shots on Low Power with a 230 Bar fill isn't enough then I would simply suggest tethering to your biggest Air Tank filled to the sweet spot of the rifle, it works but gets boring.

Really any of the high end bottle guns or those modified to a larger reservoir should meet any of your needs.

Sometimes though when I prepare to go hunting I think back to my Uncle and his idea of squirrel hunting. A single shot 20 H&R and just 6 shells in his pocket. His advise was to make every shot count and would always come in from the field with his 6 squirrel limit. I use that same technique when I go Deer hunting. Single shot and 2 rounds. I can only kill 1 deer for the Tag I carry so why load yourself down. The second shell I carry for the guy that thinks he can take that deer from me. So that being said I respect the man in the woods that is carrying a single shot rifle or shotgun.

Back to air gun hunting of squirrel I sometimes grab the little 22 Brocock. Limited air and light weight but manage my shots accordingly to get the legal bag limit. Now this brings us to another discussion as to legality of the air gun use for such a purpose. So the squirrels taken are taken on the premise of being destructive little varmints that taste really good in a stew or properly breaded and fried. 

I was also looking for an high shot count PCP and finally ordered the glad MK2 .25 regulated. It is supposed to be delivered in the next 10 days.
With its huge air volume it should deliver around 100 to 120 regulated shots in.25 and many more in .22. I do not think any other PCP can stand that.

I don't have one but the Daystate Airwolf MCT could be in my future. I like my Wolverine B Hi-Lite but in .25 it is only a 40 shot piece. Of course that is far more than I would ever need in the squirrel woods. I need to keep reminding myself of that so I can keep the $2,500 Air Wolf at bay.

Have you considered a 12fpe gun? The english use them all the time with great effectiveness and when you look at something like a BSA R-10 in 12fpe, you're talking about 225 shots per fill. Swap out the standard bottle for a large carbon fiber bottle and you should be able to nearly double that.

Daystate Airwolf .22 MVT uses about 1 bar per shot from 220bar down to around 110bar.

Also, based on a UK video the FX Impact (.177 or .22?) in 12ft/lbs gets around 700 regulated shots.

"Daxx"

"HauntedMyst"Have you considered a 12fpe gun? The english use them all the time with great effectiveness and when you look at something like a BSA R-10 in 12fpe, you're talking about 225 shots per fill. Swap out the standard bottle for a large carbon fiber bottle and you should be able to nearly double that.

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Are you talking .177 or .22? But I agree for backyard shooting, that is the bomb!

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.22 gets more shots per fill in 12fpe because it's easier to push. .177 gets 165.

FX Royale series regulated to about 138 bar. Has the power wheel.
On Low power you get: 200 Series 115 shots, 500 Series 170 shots
On Medium power you get: 200 Series 85 shots (no medium power on 500, just hi and low)
On High power you get: 200 Series 55 shots, 500 series 85 shots

I would recommend the FX Impact. I have the .25 cal and I'm shooting the 25 grain JSB's because of shot count. I'm getting around 80 shots per fill. If you got the .22, it would be over 100. You could also drop the power for plinking and raise it back for hunting. I went rabbit hunting in Arizona recently and it didn't go so well. I got one in three days of wondering the desert. I did shoot a lot of random things though. I'd be walking around and see a rock and wonder if I could hit it. I'd range it and shoot. I shot 5 magazines of 16 shots a piece in one day without pumping (or shooting at a rabbit) and I was just above 150 bar on my tank and the reg pressure was still reading 150.