A hypothetical question
- Thread starter Footloose
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I love my Huben K1, and it is right in that price range. I think it is a phenomenal all-around gun, but of course is limited to .22 and .25 caliber. I know of at least one custom .177 that was made, but it can't be made larger than .25 caliber.
Of course it depends on what you want to do with it. About the only thing I think it does not excel at is benchrest. But that is common with bullpups.
Of course it depends on what you want to do with it. About the only thing I think it does not excel at is benchrest. But that is common with bullpups.
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I bought 2, 1st was a AGT Uragan .25 and 2nd was a Weihrauch HW100BP .22, Called AOA and got a Package deal, shipped Free
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You'd have to give some relevant info for an informed response. Slugs or pellets? Hunting or target shooting? Classic styling or tactical? Semi auto/full auto or manual for each shot? The dollar amount is almost irrelevant compared to what it will be used for. Your question is almost like another "What's the BEST PCP"! Relevant FACTS matter.
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I don’t think all that really matters. What’s the ONE gun you would buy for said amount of money. Not what is the best gun
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I would buy "pre-owned" to maximize the value of my purchase. I like traditional walnut and steel rifles, so I would browse the Daystate lineup. They are generally the premier quality and performance leaders at that price point. A non-electronic Daystate Huntsman is one of the finest rifles out there, and you could use the balance of your budget on an air compressor, air tank and other accessories. I own a .20 Huntsman Regal. A real shooter and a beauty.
PCP Rifle - Daystate Revere Regulated .22
$950 shipped CONUS. Scope and moderator not included. Comes with 2 factory magazines, single pellet tray, and Eagle Vision fill probe. I've had a few people ask if the case is included. I'm willing to let it go for an additional $100. I paid $140 after taxes when it was on sale. Retail is $170...
www.airgunnation.com As for an electronic Daystate, the Mk4 is a real fine rifle. I own one and it is one of my best shooters and a beauty to behold.
PCP Rifle - 22 cal Daystate MK-4 no leaks and works like it should
Price drop down to 1,000 dollars or trade for 22 cal Huben K-1 at least a 2021 or newer This MK-4 shoots best on low power with the Daystate 14.66 pellets and shoots the JSB 16.89s on high power very good this rifle has been in my collection a very long time and has seen very little use and...
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My choice might be totally wrong for your needs or preferences. If you could disclose some of those, you might get meaningful answers.
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Footloose did NOT ask what we think he should buy,,, he asked what we would buy
if,,, I would find a 22 cal Taipan compact or Weihrauch carbine the small/short ones hopefully a 20 cal other wise a 22, or a AAA mini
because that is my use for airguns, yard and garden protection
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Wow! Really depends on what you want to do with it. For me, today, I would get whichever Anschutz 9015 variant that I could for $2500. I really like that 9015 Sniper edition that Air Ghandi has reviewed a couple times.
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Right now. Traditional format, air tube, not bottle, compact. Or at least not overly long... hmmmm. I'd be real tempted to give a short hw100 a try. Whatever model it is. Or maybe a daystate. Or a BSA. But with that budget I could get a Sabre tac fx crown and slap a 220cc airtube on it. Always plenty of options.
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I asked the question on what YOU would buy not me .. But for the few guys that want specifics , If I had $2500 to spend on a pcp , It would be a bench rest gun 1" groups out to 100 yards , externally adjustable regulator , around 50 plus consistent shots , two stage light trigger , not a compact I have a few of those already , Id be open to a traditional or tactical look , the list goes on there a lot of guns to choose from at this price point . Which Is why I'm asking you guys what your choice might be ?
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Add a couple hundred and get an AAA EVOL .22 Tactical 18 inch. Doesn't have an adjustable regulator, but you won't miss it. Built tough, accurate, superb 2 stage trigger, easy to work on, American made.
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