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Very descriptive but not much help, thanks.

A lot of nuts believe that a fixed barrel is more accurate because with a break barrel it has to line up exactly with the receiver each time it closes and that with time tolerance of a break barrel will wear.

So you don't believe that a fixed barrel is less prone to barrel droop over a break barrel. I've heard that if a break barrel isn't lined up with the receiver at the factory it will shoot high or low.

R1lover, that has been the best explanation I have heard yet and has been a great help in my decision to buy. Thanks very much!!!!!!!!!!!

Understood, but doesn't shooting a heavier pellet slow the FPS if so then what is the advantage of a high power air rifle shooting heavy pellets slowing the FPS over a slower air rifle shooting lighter pellets?

How true is it that an underlever fixed barrel is more accurate than a Break Barrel???

My question is if people are having to use heavier pellets with high-velocity rifles to get better accuracy. Heavier pellets slow the velocity so why not shoot a lower velocity rifle with lighter pellets, what is the advantage of a high-velocity air rifle? Just to shoot heavier pellets? There...

I've been reading where people with high-velocity air rifles have to go to heavier pellets to get accuracy. My question is why buy a 1000 fps,1200 fps, or even a 1650 fps air rifle instead of an 800 or 900fps rifle and use lighter pellets? What's the advantage of higher fps rifles?