What is your favorite caliber?

Have .20 .22 .25 and .30

I don't have a favorite. They are all fun to shoot for hunting I prefer the .25 and .30 but will use my .22's occasionally. Don't own a .177 but someday I may buy one. 

Two .30

Six .25

Twenty two .22

Two .20

One RX2 .177 or .22

One duel barrel Beeman .22 top barrel .177 bottom barrel. 

Several pistols .22

And if bb guns count as .177 have several of them.

And have another rifle arriving soon. 

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.22 Low cost, huge variety in pellets.

For me it is .177. Why, because that is the only caliber airgun I own. I only have to stock one caliber of pellet. It does everything I want an an airgun to do. I don't shoot anything that would be considered high powered.

.177

Perfect for city, close neighbor, back yard range. 

.177 as it's what I currently own. My next will likely be a .22 . I'm still doing powder burner stuff and it's hard decisions when it comes to any new purchases. 

I love my .25s...have 5 of them. But I do have a Talon-P carbine which sports a .20 barrel. Jsb 15.9s are great but it really likes are the Samyang 27.3g only problem is that I have to get them from Krale. Some times they are here in a week or so, other times they get held up some where along the trip and take a lot longer. Super easy to tune the Talon for either weight. Just swap the ring-loc transfer port and your good to go. 

I will go with .25cal, I think is the best caliber for overall use, has a good knock down power specially for pesting. My second option will be 22 but I will have to have a gun with enough power to shoot the redesign monster.



Renz

Oh well here I come, .177, .20, .22, .25 and .30 because I can shoot these without having to go to the range as I did some years ago. I'm sorry that I had to include all of them but I just don't have a favorite caliber. Many years ago, the .177 was my favorite until I bought my Beeman R10D in .20 caliber but for small game I've chosen the .22 and some times the .177 with head shots only.

Always loved .25. Not as much variety or attention as .22 but more stopping power and can still tune the FPE down to shoot backyard friendly with lighter pellets. My go-to caliber for long-range. Love .30 but it's a little too hot for me when I'm doing pesting and I can get similar results if I need to by using slugs.

Tie between .177 and .22, I like to shoot the Crossman premier domes and hollow point pellets available at Wal-Mart and Tractor Supply stores, group was the first 10 shots with my Taipan Veteran one morning with CP .22 hollow points @ six bucks a tin!

177/ 22 are both great but 22 is by far my favorite 

I’ve only ever shot .177, .20 and .22 of the three? .22 I plink a lot and the Crosman Premiers are good out to 60 yards. For pesting out to 100 yards max, the JSB 18s have been great for me. 

Cracks me up to read the .30 is too much but slinging 22 slugs over 1kfps I tell ya

.22 cause of this at 40 yards 10 shots RedWolf shooting JSB 25.39 redesigned....

.30 is my definite go to at the moment. Started with .177s and .22s like most and still keep a few (ok more than a few...). But I still cant get over the power of a .30, and start smiling everytime i shoot mine. The way it rings steel (and starlings for that matter too) just makes the kid in me smile!

Toss up between.25 and .30 for a favorite. 

I shoot daily in my back yard out to 125yrds generally 22&25cal , the 25cal is a little bit better in windy conditions. I have been using nsa 17.5 slugs that do very well but the nsa 36.2 slugs are more wind resist.

.22cal. I can do everything I want with this caliber. Shoot 14.3 Crossmans @ 750fps accurately to JSB 25gr. Redesigns @ 910fps.

My first airgun was a .177 springer and that was when I was about 10years old. I have since owned more .177, .22's and .25's. Now I have a .25 mainly to knock down iguanas. I use the JSB's 33.4g and this seem to work ok. The problem is sometimes these critters need to know that they have been shot because they seem invincible. 

Stay safe.