Hello all I’m looking to upgrade my gauntlet 2 and was hoping for recommendations on a light weight Bullpup? My gauntlet is really heavy and long hoping for some opinions. Thanks
N/A Looking for advice on light airguns
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Like @cavedweller writes, you need to set a price range and performance requirements. That will allow fellow members to better help you…
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Snowpeak P35. Krale had them, I believe. 5 lbs without scope. Stoeger Bullshark is related but 1 pound heavier due to the stock. My 177 is tuned to about 18 fpe and has given me a 197 on the 30 yard challenge and a couple dozen squirrel. My 22 is tuned to about 32fpe and gave me my first 200.
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I have been pretty impressed with my Pinty Bullpup so far. 31 ft lbs with H&N Baracuda 21 gn pellets and very accurate out to 50 yds. (fartherest I can test).
If you need something more powerful, my Airforce Escape UL tips the scale at under 5 lbs and is available in .22 or .25 cal.
More information on your requirements would be helpful.
If you need something more powerful, my Airforce Escape UL tips the scale at under 5 lbs and is available in .22 or .25 cal.
More information on your requirements would be helpful.
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Airforce Talon or Condor too.
Especially if you change the bottle to CF...
At least if you keep it small, seems putting 1.1L bottle on makes them heavier...
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Yeah...how much are you wanting to spend ? Why don't people asking questions, put all of the personal parameters...in the question ?
Seriously...the Ghost, light ???
The Wildcat or its brother the Maverick
Mike
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Not really worried about price or performance just something lighter so it’s more comfortable to carry and shoot while standing
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Notos
Talon/Condor/Talon P/Escape
Avenger
None break the bank and for walk around pesting work just fine. All will work to at least 50 yards, the Avenger and Talon/Condor a bit further.
Airforce guns are all single shot but are the easiest to modify for a lot more power.
Talon/Condor/Talon P/Escape
Avenger
None break the bank and for walk around pesting work just fine. All will work to at least 50 yards, the Avenger and Talon/Condor a bit further.
Airforce guns are all single shot but are the easiest to modify for a lot more power.
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Ihave been tinkering with buying another gun. So far the Airmaks Krait lite is looking the best
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Having owned somewhere around a thousand airguns of all kinds in my 71+ years, the (now out of production) Brocock Bantam Hi-Lite "semi-bullpup" is not only very light and most ergonomically-comfortable air rifle I've owned, but among the most accurate as well.
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I did, you asked why they don't put all the parameters in.
Because you could get a broader sample with fewer constraints. People will fill in the blanks and maybe point you in a different direction.
Won't always work but it is a technique I've used in my engineering career many times with sometimes surprising results.
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While not seeming "light" on paper, the Red Wolf is so well balanced that the weight disappears when you shoulder it.
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