Suggested Top 5: Some back yard shooting fun while being quarantined with our family. How about a family Top 5 air gun/rifle for under $250. Top considerations should be: 1. Accuracy at furthest distance 2. Easy of loading / magazine feed, 3. Quiet, for our neighbors 4. Bad A## looking or multi-shot capable(auto B.B. guns).
I shoot .223, .30-30, and .38spl a LOT. I wanted something for backyard, so I picked up a well- known, off -the -shelf, break- barrel. It's a ton of fun, accurate, VERY low cost can killer. I get all the fun of shooting, doesn't kill my ears or my wallet. 'Nuff said.
Wait! What's going on here? I keep getting older but Jackie is timeless and actually seems to be getting younger! Oh, and by the way, great choices to convert powder burners!
The Dragon Claw .50 has made several of the Top 5 videos and for many good reasons. One reason I have not seen in the videos and may help convince others to get one is that Seneca also makes a sister air rifle the "Wingshot". The difference between the Dragon Claw and the Wingshot is rifled barrel vs non rifled barrel. The non rifled barrel lets you use a "shot shell" thus giving you a shotgun option. This is for fairly close range, (25 yrds) small game and bird hunting. For approx $150 USD you can buy the non rifled barrel and the tools needed to change out the rifled barrel on the Dragon Claw. Yes, you can use the shot shells in the DC rifled barrel but the pattern gets disrupted and is not as effective as when you use the non rifled barrel. You can save a buncha money by not having to buy both guns. You can also buy a couple different chokes that will thread on the end of the barrel for defining the shot pattern. The Dragon Claw is a great airgun for me because I live in a country that does not permit firearms and with the DC I get several different LEGAL options for shooting and hunting. The DC can also be "tuned" and will shoot 200 gr ammo at 800 FPS plus.The DC is absolutely gorgeous, very very accurate and just plain fun to shoot!
I just ordered something from you guys for the first time, my first .25, Remington 725 VTR If i burn powder, but compress air, does that make me a hybrid lol
I could’ve sworn I saw a girl that looked just like you on the net flex original called the night clerk. It just came out. If that was you you did a fantastic job
@@tommyzee589 Very well could be her,her name is Jacqui,spelling? on the Air Gun Depot videos.She does a pretty good demonstration there,so I could see her doing a acting show. Maybe thats why we don't see the Air Gun Depot vids we liked. She graduated and went on to bigger things. I have not seen a new Air Gun Depot video about a year. If she moved on I wish her the best of luck,but will miss the air gun vids.
Without a doubt the Texan SS... a bit pricey in my country but im working on it.. That beats my B2-4 in .177 and my Hatsan pcp in .22 together The armada looks like it could float my boat too
Nice review Jacque! A very nice cross section of air rifles selected. One from each of your manufacturers. Politically Correct? I would have chosen differently. Most powder burners are not going to spend over $500 because of performance, shooting distance limitations compared to price. Then add another $500 or more for the compressed air gear for 100 yard accuracy in no wind conditions. Switch the Hatsan Flash or AT44 instead of Flashpup (ergonomics not good).
Wow, the Flashpup is still kicking a$$. I just ordered the synthetic model in .25 cal recently, I've had the wood in .25 cal since it first came out, and for the price, well there's nothing that compared for the synthetic so I got another, I know for sure it's a great platform, just upgraded. I feel like I'm betraying my original wood Fp, lol.
Maybe the Hatsan Blitz should have been on this list, powder burners would enjoy full auto. But it eats up ammo fast. I think it could go in the number 5 or 2 position.
Where the hell you people are not uploading any since coronavirus is started no more youtube air gun entertainment please come back you guys are my favorite youtube channel
PCPs don't count. To get a good PCP rifle, and compressor, you are looking at $2000-$3000. That is insane money. For that you can get a really nice REAL rifle and a ton of ammo. And you can't take that compressor with you if you are going out somewhere to shoot, unless you also have a generator to power it. PCP rifles are one of the stupidest ideas ever. I grew up with BB and pellet rifles. Got my first BB gun at age 5. I also have plenty of REAL guns. I have never seen air guns as a replacement for the real thing, but they do have a purpose. Just not those super expensive ones. When the ammo shortage hit, first ammo was impossible to find, and if you were lucky enough to find some, the price was ridiculous. Now, in 2022, you can usually find ammo, but the price has not gone down. It is out of my reach money wise. So I got myself a Beeman R7 with a scope, and set up a shooting range in my back yard. The R7 and scope were just a little over $400, not even close to what a PCP rifle and compressor cost. It is plenty powerful for backyard shooting, but still subsonic, so it is quiet. I was so impressed with that that I got myself a Springfield Armory 1911 CO2 pistol with blowback action, then a Legends P08 Luger CO2, also with blowback action. These pistols were around $120 apiece, again a tiny fraction of the cost of a PCP gun and compressor. They are also subsonic, and a real blast for backyard plinking. But while airguns are fun, and you can shoot them on a budget (not including several thousand $$$ PCPs) they will never be a replacement for shooting real guns. But for now they are certainly better than nothing, until if and when the price of real ammo comes down
I understand purpose to have spring air rifle,but i dont understand purpose of pcp,waste of money,it cant come close to powder rifle in any means.My Annie 22 lr with litle silencer is more powerful,accurate and cheaper than any pcp.My 30-06 Mauser is 7x more powerful than any big bore pcp will ewer be.
For some this is your only option if you wish to hunt medium to large game with out drawing back on a 70 pound bow string, and for a lot of Europeans and others out side the US, this is the closet your ever going to get to having a fire arm, and even then the power capacity is restricted. As for your statement on accuracy, using the same professional marksman to run accuracy comparisons, I will tell you on average the pcp's will win out, based on the physics of it alone. As for the power statement, Using the standard 150 grain 30-06 round your Mausers muzzle energy would be 3.21 times the energy of one of the current large bore pcp's. Of course that's not ever going to be a contest.
With my Benjamin bulldog I can shoot 200 ft lbs all day without hearing protection, shooting cast lead bullets that cost me $0.06 to make. My 30-06 costs me over a dollar a round.
Well let's see i can and do shoot with night vision/ FLIR and a moderator. Cheap quiet accurate. Your 22 subsonic rounds $$$$ special license for moderator and illegal to hunt with night scope. There is a pcp manufacturer that claims there 9mm is more powerful than a powder burner. Texas now has all hunting open to air guns. California has had turkey hunting for years. I do love a well placed long range group. But there guys hitting eggs at 200 yards. I live in the suburbs and close to a creek and hunt Newfoundland rats at night. And I have 2 pcp that I can't shoot in the backyard as they will go through a 2x4. The 25cal. springer/ gas piston does a excellent job up to 75yrds. As does the Benjamin sbd 22cal. to 50yrds. And I have not had any problems getting ammo. I do swedge and pore my own lead. Got to say your missing out. We take home way more game and get more follow up shots then powder. And can you just start popping off shots in the backyard or the house? And no ear protection can hear to hunt. I agree that the price of some is just way to high. My son inlaw said the same things you did. But I just pulled out a couple of my favorites and turn him loose then handed him a full auto and he spent the next 3 hours saying got to get me a couple of these. Oh I almost forgot the moderators can be 3d printer as no flame is present and can be made in ways that would be almost impossible for firearms. I order a couple for under $10 from thingaverse. There is the little thing that I can adjust my power on the fly. So if my rounds go sonic I just turn it down and no loud bang. How is that for powder ? You have to carry multiple rounds to achieve that. For most of my needs I find the 25cal the sweetspot between sound, cost, accuracy and stopping power. My truck gun is the vitus 25cal lever action pcp. I get 30 usable rounds before refill is needed. And is good for game upto 35lbs. Pcp are down to $100 but at the $300 to $600 range the best bang for the buck. No FFL can walk out of the store same day, or order it shipped directly to the house.
@@seanbrossard8178 .Im in central Europe, and i cant hunting legaly anything with airgun because only firearms is legal for hunting there:= )We cant even shoot airguns around house or in the forest,only legal hunter with powder burner rifle can shoot in the forest. Legaly small games i can hunt with silenced 22 lr rifle and night vision and supresor or shotgun.You said" There is a pcp manufacturer that claims their 9mm air is more powerful than a powder burner. " What powder burner?30-06 Springfield ??? Man if i want to hit deer or hog on 300 y i need maksimum 30 cm drop on that distance.Airgun drop on 300m,even 45 cal big bore airgun, is about 6 meters on 300m looool. Legal minim for deer size animal here is 3500Joules of energy at 100 meters.There is no big bore pcp airgun on the world that can produce even 10 percent of that energy at 100 meters loool.
Haha.... Uh where's the Dpms sbr that's literally the best powder burner converting gun I mean any full auto really but the sbr specifically as an ar-15 replica
@@Diego-hr4yj what specifically broke on it? I've had mine for over a year, and never had any issues and I try to take care of my guns but I'll be first to admit I don't always and I've still never had issues at all, what you might be doing us using an oil based/petroleum based oil In it and then shooting it and blowing a seal which will happen in most guns of its kind. However I'm open to knowing what happened to yours.
@@LS1sLegoGarage ok so on the first model I got a bb got jammed in the barrel. I thought no problem this has happened to me before just slide a rod through the barrel as I did that slowly the whole inner barrel came out( I field stripped it first). So i was pissed and replaced it. After two days my new model got here,it was hella fun just like my other sbr then on the second day,the charging handle wouldnt charge the gun. Then I realized the bolt was sliding back where the buffer tube is supposed to be,I was like what the hell? I looked inside the stock and the buffer tube was stuck in the back. I couldn't get it out. I was even more pissed. And look I'm 14,I didnt do ANYTHING wrong. I have been shooting guns for 4 years and have been shooting airguns longer, idk what happened. I showed my dad he couldn't figure out what happened either,but I think since the buffer tube is what shoots the bbs (on a bb gun, since it has no firing pin) the buffer tube some how jammed on full auto and wouldnt cycle anymore. So yeah I'm getting a whole new different gun now not the dpms sbr,the crosman r1. And it really hurts me because I have been mowing lawns and doing yards for 5 months just to save up for the dpms sbr and it broke on me twice. I loved it,but oh well
@@Diego-hr4yj wow, I hate to hear that, actually I did the same mowed lawns etc for that gun and was super pleased... I've never experienced anything like that with my gun, I've shot well over 4k rounds through it and nothing was ever wrong with it. Where were you buying it from, also it might be helpful for you to buy one of the newer models, maybe they're better and have had the bugs worked out. I hope with whatever your next gun ends up being is something that works out. That's super disappointing that it didn't work.
@@LS1sLegoGarage yeah thanks,I bought mine from Amazon because that's where it was the cheapest, but I just bought my crosman r1 in black off airgun depot
.I understand purpose to have spring air rifle,but i dont understand purpose of pcp,waste of money,it cant come close to powder rifle in any means.My Annie 22 lr with litle silencer is more powerful,accurate and cheaper than any pcp.My 30-06 Mauser is 7x more powerful than any big bore pcp will ewer be.
Agreed. I never understood the reason for the existence of super expensive PCPs and the $1000+ compressors required to fill them. I shoot air guns because I can't currently afford ammo for my real guns.
I like the list except the hatsan. I think the only reason to recommend a hatsan is so you can sell them something to replace it 😂😂😂 jk! I'd take gamo uban or buckenier from BSA better yet
@@supressorgrid that is bad. Pellets always got me through the shortages in the past. I was looking a a Marauder, USA, with the Walther barrel upgrade and a Hill pump, UK, and it was going to be almost $1000. Nothing chineese though.
Suggested Top 5: Some back yard shooting fun while being quarantined with our family. How about a family Top 5 air gun/rifle for under $250. Top considerations should be: 1. Accuracy at furthest distance 2. Easy of loading / magazine feed, 3. Quiet, for our neighbors 4. Bad A## looking or multi-shot capable(auto B.B. guns).
I shoot .223, .30-30, and .38spl a LOT.
I wanted something for backyard, so I picked up a well- known, off -the -shelf, break- barrel. It's a ton of fun, accurate, VERY low cost can killer. I get all the fun of shooting, doesn't kill my ears or my wallet. 'Nuff said.
Wait! What's going on here? I keep getting older but Jackie is timeless and actually seems to be getting younger! Oh, and by the way, great choices to convert powder burners!
Been watching a pile of these vids. She is so good. Lots of info in a short time period, spoken clearly, by someone who likes/uses products.
Coolness
Thank you!
Next Bond Girl possibility???
Shaken not stirred
Umarex Gauntlet is #1. Most powder burners won't spend big bucks on a airgun. Or maybe even better the Seneca Aspen.
Two new comers that should make the list, the Hatsan Piledriver and the Hatsan Blitz. A 50 cal beast and a full auto in 30 cal. How cool are those...
Yet another excellent review, beautifully delivered ! Thank you.
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What a beautiful picture when stopped at 2: 38.
Dang! Just now got notice. Great video!
Did she say, "....friggin' airbolts"?! LMAO
yes she did ;D
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The Dragon Claw .50 has made several of the Top 5 videos and for many good reasons. One reason I have not seen in the videos and may help convince others to get one is that Seneca also makes a sister air rifle the "Wingshot". The difference between the Dragon Claw and the Wingshot is rifled barrel vs non rifled barrel. The non rifled barrel lets you use a "shot shell" thus giving you a shotgun option. This is for fairly close range, (25 yrds) small game and bird hunting. For approx $150 USD you can buy the non rifled barrel and the tools needed to change out the rifled barrel on the Dragon Claw. Yes, you can use the shot shells in the DC rifled barrel but the pattern gets disrupted and is not as effective as when you use the non rifled barrel. You can save a buncha money by not having to buy both guns. You can also buy a couple different chokes that will thread on the end of the barrel for defining the shot pattern. The Dragon Claw is a great airgun for me because I live in a country that does not permit firearms and with the DC I get several different LEGAL options for shooting and hunting. The DC can also be "tuned" and will shoot 200 gr ammo at 800 FPS plus.The DC is absolutely gorgeous, very very accurate and just plain fun to shoot!
I just ordered something from you guys for the first time, my first .25, Remington 725 VTR
If i burn powder, but compress air, does that make me a hybrid lol
I could’ve sworn I saw a girl that looked just like you on the net flex original called the night clerk. It just came out. If that was you you did a fantastic job
I think u right. Actress name is Jacque Gray and I think its her.
@@tommyzee589 Very well could be her,her name is Jacqui,spelling? on the Air Gun Depot videos.She does a pretty good demonstration there,so I could see her doing a acting show. Maybe thats why we don't see the Air Gun Depot vids we liked. She graduated and went on to bigger things. I have not seen a new Air Gun Depot video about a year. If she moved on I wish her the best of luck,but will miss the air gun vids.
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Without a doubt the Texan SS... a bit pricey in my country but im working on it.. That beats my B2-4 in .177 and my Hatsan pcp in .22 together
The armada looks like it could float my boat too
Love the flashpup 177 👍
Nice review Jacque! A very nice cross section of air rifles selected. One from each of your manufacturers. Politically Correct? I would have chosen differently. Most powder burners are not going to spend over $500 because of performance, shooting distance limitations compared to price. Then add another $500 or more for the compressed air gear for 100 yard accuracy in no wind conditions. Switch the Hatsan Flash or AT44 instead of Flashpup (ergonomics not good).
Number 1s text said "insert" instead of the name of the gun. Lol
Wow, the Flashpup is still kicking a$$. I just ordered the synthetic model in .25 cal recently, I've had the wood in .25 cal since it first came out, and for the price, well there's nothing that compared for the synthetic so I got another, I know for sure it's a great platform, just upgraded. I feel like I'm betraying my original wood Fp, lol.
Maybe the Hatsan Blitz should have been on this list, powder burners would enjoy full auto. But it eats up ammo fast. I think it could go in the number 5 or 2 position.
Yes, please...I'll take 2 of each.
We support these decisions... ;D
The Eagle Claw looks very steampunk and the texan looks like a Vulcan weapon.
Where the hell you people are not uploading any since coronavirus is started no more youtube air gun entertainment please come back you guys are my favorite youtube channel
Power burners??? ****Powder****
Nice ones! ☺
Top 5 blow back?
PCPs don't count. To get a good PCP rifle, and compressor, you are looking at $2000-$3000. That is insane money. For that you can get a really nice REAL rifle and a ton of ammo. And you can't take that compressor with you if you are going out somewhere to shoot, unless you also have a generator to power it. PCP rifles are one of the stupidest ideas ever.
I grew up with BB and pellet rifles. Got my first BB gun at age 5. I also have plenty of REAL guns. I have never seen air guns as a replacement for the real thing, but they do have a purpose. Just not those super expensive ones. When the ammo shortage hit, first ammo was impossible to find, and if you were lucky enough to find some, the price was ridiculous. Now, in 2022, you can usually find ammo, but the price has not gone down. It is out of my reach money wise. So I got myself a Beeman R7 with a scope, and set up a shooting range in my back yard. The R7 and scope were just a little over $400, not even close to what a PCP rifle and compressor cost. It is plenty powerful for backyard shooting, but still subsonic, so it is quiet. I was so impressed with that that I got myself a Springfield Armory 1911 CO2 pistol with blowback action, then a Legends P08 Luger CO2, also with blowback action. These pistols were around $120 apiece, again a tiny fraction of the cost of a PCP gun and compressor. They are also subsonic, and a real blast for backyard plinking.
But while airguns are fun, and you can shoot them on a budget (not including several thousand $$$ PCPs) they will never be a replacement for shooting real guns. But for now they are certainly better than nothing, until if and when the price of real ammo comes down
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I understand purpose to have spring air rifle,but i dont understand purpose of pcp,waste of money,it cant come close to powder rifle in any means.My Annie 22 lr with litle silencer is more powerful,accurate and cheaper than any pcp.My 30-06 Mauser is 7x more powerful than any big bore pcp will ewer be.
For some this is your only option if you wish to hunt medium to large game with out drawing back on a 70 pound bow string, and for a lot of Europeans and others out side the US, this is the closet your ever going to get to having a fire arm, and even then the power capacity is restricted. As for your statement on accuracy, using the same professional marksman to run accuracy comparisons, I will tell you on average the pcp's will win out, based on the physics of it alone. As for the power statement, Using the standard 150 grain 30-06 round your Mausers muzzle energy would be 3.21 times the energy of one of the current large bore pcp's. Of course that's not ever going to be a contest.
With my Benjamin bulldog I can shoot 200 ft lbs all day without hearing protection, shooting cast lead bullets that cost me $0.06 to make. My 30-06 costs me over a dollar a round.
Well let's see i can and do shoot with night vision/ FLIR and a moderator. Cheap quiet accurate. Your 22 subsonic rounds $$$$ special license for moderator and illegal to hunt with night scope. There is a pcp manufacturer that claims there 9mm is more powerful than a powder burner. Texas now has all hunting open to air guns. California has had turkey hunting for years. I do love a well placed long range group. But there guys hitting eggs at 200 yards. I live in the suburbs and close to a creek and hunt Newfoundland rats at night. And I have 2 pcp that I can't shoot in the backyard as they will go through a 2x4. The 25cal. springer/ gas piston does a excellent job up to 75yrds. As does the Benjamin sbd 22cal. to 50yrds. And I have not had any problems getting ammo. I do swedge and pore my own lead. Got to say your missing out. We take home way more game and get more follow up shots then powder. And can you just start popping off shots in the backyard or the house? And no ear protection can hear to hunt. I agree that the price of some is just way to high. My son inlaw said the same things you did. But I just pulled out a couple of my favorites and turn him loose then handed him a full auto and he spent the next 3 hours saying got to get me a couple of these. Oh I almost forgot the moderators can be 3d printer as no flame is present and can be made in ways that would be almost impossible for firearms. I order a couple for under $10 from thingaverse. There is the little thing that I can adjust my power on the fly. So if my rounds go sonic I just turn it down and no loud bang. How is that for powder ? You have to carry multiple rounds to achieve that. For most of my needs I find the 25cal the sweetspot between sound, cost, accuracy and stopping power. My truck gun is the vitus 25cal lever action pcp. I get 30 usable rounds before refill is needed. And is good for game upto 35lbs. Pcp are down to $100 but at the $300 to $600 range the best bang for the buck. No FFL can walk out of the store same day, or order it shipped directly to the house.
@@seanbrossard8178 .Im in central Europe, and i cant hunting legaly anything with airgun because only firearms is legal for hunting there:= )We cant even shoot airguns around house or in the forest,only legal hunter with powder burner rifle can shoot in the forest. Legaly small games i can hunt with silenced 22 lr rifle and night vision and supresor or shotgun.You said" There is a pcp manufacturer that claims their 9mm air is more powerful than a powder burner. " What powder burner?30-06 Springfield ??? Man if i want to hit deer or hog on 300 y i need maksimum 30 cm drop on that distance.Airgun drop on 300m,even 45 cal big bore airgun, is about 6 meters on 300m looool. Legal minim for deer size animal here is 3500Joules of energy at 100 meters.There is no big bore pcp airgun on the world that can produce even 10 percent of that energy at 100 meters loool.
Haha.... Uh where's the Dpms sbr that's literally the best powder burner converting gun I mean any full auto really but the sbr specifically as an ar-15 replica
I had the dpms twice and it broke both times,I take care of my guns,but the second day they broke. Now I bought the crosman r1
@@Diego-hr4yj what specifically broke on it? I've had mine for over a year, and never had any issues and I try to take care of my guns but I'll be first to admit I don't always and I've still never had issues at all, what you might be doing us using an oil based/petroleum based oil In it and then shooting it and blowing a seal which will happen in most guns of its kind. However I'm open to knowing what happened to yours.
@@LS1sLegoGarage ok so on the first model I got a bb got jammed in the barrel. I thought no problem this has happened to me before just slide a rod through the barrel as I did that slowly the whole inner barrel came out( I field stripped it first). So i was pissed and replaced it. After two days my new model got here,it was hella fun just like my other sbr then on the second day,the charging handle wouldnt charge the gun. Then I realized the bolt was sliding back where the buffer tube is supposed to be,I was like what the hell? I looked inside the stock and the buffer tube was stuck in the back. I couldn't get it out. I was even more pissed. And look I'm 14,I didnt do ANYTHING wrong. I have been shooting guns for 4 years and have been shooting airguns longer, idk what happened. I showed my dad he couldn't figure out what happened either,but I think since the buffer tube is what shoots the bbs (on a bb gun, since it has no firing pin) the buffer tube some how jammed on full auto and wouldnt cycle anymore. So yeah I'm getting a whole new different gun now not the dpms sbr,the crosman r1. And it really hurts me because I have been mowing lawns and doing yards for 5 months just to save up for the dpms sbr and it broke on me twice. I loved it,but oh well
@@Diego-hr4yj wow, I hate to hear that, actually I did the same mowed lawns etc for that gun and was super pleased... I've never experienced anything like that with my gun, I've shot well over 4k rounds through it and nothing was ever wrong with it. Where were you buying it from, also it might be helpful for you to buy one of the newer models, maybe they're better and have had the bugs worked out. I hope with whatever your next gun ends up being is something that works out. That's super disappointing that it didn't work.
@@LS1sLegoGarage yeah thanks,I bought mine from Amazon because that's where it was the cheapest, but I just bought my crosman r1 in black off airgun depot
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Why can’t you guy’s never put the price’s on theses air rifles you tell about everything else why not that. Tank I to know
FX-Impact with new bigger plenum?.. . (With bigger ammo and full auto ;)
.I understand purpose to have spring air rifle,but i dont understand purpose of pcp,waste of money,it cant come close to powder rifle in any means.My Annie 22 lr with litle silencer is more powerful,accurate and cheaper than any pcp.My 30-06 Mauser is 7x more powerful than any big bore pcp will ewer be.
Agreed. I never understood the reason for the existence of super expensive PCPs and the $1000+ compressors required to fill them. I shoot air guns because I can't currently afford ammo for my real guns.
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Want them all......All of them....please send me all as a gift
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Can you send one I will make a great video
I like the list except the hatsan. I think the only reason to recommend a hatsan is so you can sell them something to replace it 😂😂😂 jk! I'd take gamo uban or buckenier from BSA better yet
I think you are very charming
This woman is so hot!
You finally wore a shirt that flatters your body. That's the best comment I have for this video.
Can burn a lot of powder for what some of these cost.
Current prices and lack of availability make these much more appealing now.
@@charlesmckinley29 true, been shooting springers for ten years, even hunt with them. Pellet supply beginning to dry up now.
@@supressorgrid that is bad. Pellets always got me through the shortages in the past. I was looking a a Marauder, USA, with the Walther barrel upgrade and a Hill pump, UK, and it was going to be almost $1000. Nothing chineese though.
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