anyone /air rifle/ here?

>>30584194
I recently learned there are bigbore air guns capable of taking down deer and bear, do you have any experience with those OP?

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>>30584194

>>30584215
those are the most expensive PCP tier anon, with the money you spend on em you can buy several shotguns if not a dozen and it's a bit of exaggeration I'd say. I'm more of a spring break barrell guy myself

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>>30584194

yep. Pic related - my two babies (Walther LGV and AirArms s400f)

Air rifles are a lot of fun to mess around with, shooting bottle cap-sized targets at 55 yards is very relaxing, and air rifles are a superior choice for most pest control tasks (depending on the size of your pests though - recently there's been a huge influx of pests of the snackbar variety in EU).

>>30584239
woah, how old is that, anon?

>>30584255
nice rifles

No pics on this phone but yea I do the air gun.
Crosman Trail NP: .22 and .25 cal
Benjamin Marauder PCP: .22 cal

so, what do you guys prefer, gas-ram or spring?

>>30584194
I have a mod 85
Pretty solid rifles

>>30584265
It's my old man's old bb gun. Supposedly his older brother found it without a stock in a dumpster when they were kids. My grandpa, his dad, is a great woodworker, so he fashioned a new wood stock for it.

TL;DR: 30+ years old by my guess.

>>30584281

high-end spring > gas ram. But we're talking top tier springers, like the LGV i posted earlier, LGU, HW97, Tx200 and ProSport, to name but a few.

>>30584318
Gas piston has a much lower sound register though, perfect for popping skittish pests.

>>30584297
It's a beauty anon. I hope you pass it to your children.

>>30584318
I fancy springs mostly not because the power but it's cheap to replace them and it feels more nostalgic.

>>30584332

that's only true for the lower end springers. And we can just use silencers in EU, and PCPs are even quieter.

Granted, you'd have to spend $500+, so that's something to consider.