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That is also on the original Prophet. Maybe the Priest too, but not sure. Who makes that bag rider? I like simple designs.

I have 3 backstops in my backyard range. 25, 50, and 85 yards. The 50 sees the most use, with 85 yard maybe 20% of my shooting. One of these days, I will clear out some more brush and set up a 100 yard target.

Same here. I have two complete sets of o-rings for each of my PCPs

Yeah, my brain was obviously elsewhere.

great idea.

I am away from home right now, so can't measure it but I believe it is a .5L bottle

The long bottle sold by RTI will fit, but you will need a shroud extension to use a large diameter moderator. larger diameter bottles are a no go unless you can find a drop down adapter. I get over 100 shots with my .22lr Prophet 1 with the CF bottle that came with it.

I know. It has become almost impossible to buy anything that is not made, or has components made in China.

I don't know where you buy your pellets, but I use JSB 33.9 grain pellets in my .25 cal RTI and those cost me .0833 cents per pellet. I also shoot NSA slugs at lest than a penny per round. I also just looked up NSA 50 cal 235 grain at 5 cents a round. I agree that the cost of the guns and...

Unregulated. AirForce TalonP Regulated. RTI Prophet Performance. Both reliable and easy to take down.

And don't forget the need for uncomfortable hearing protection when shooting anything that burns powder. That said, I do love shooting my .22 pistols, but I can't shoot those at home without disturbing the neighbors.

I am an old guy and over the years, I have become less interested in tinkering and fixing things also. So when I first got serious about PCPs and had concerns about nightmare maintenance and leak chasing issues, I set aside my tech fetish and made a decision to limit my choices to simpler...

I do not recall any air from that area on my TalonP, but I will check next time I get home. Maybe Tuesday.

I don't much care for the look of it either, but who buys and AirForce gun for the looks anyway? I know that was not the reason I bought mine. If it is functional, then what more can be asked? :unsure:

Love my TalonP and yes, deadly at 50 yards or less, but for coyote, I think I would move on up to a Condor.

Balanced valves seem like a good idea, but the orignal Prophet, just did not need it. Have you tried any of the RPB barrels in your P1 and compared the acuracy to a P2? I bought a .25 RPB and it shoots very well in my Prophet Performance. I have not shot a P2 so I can not make a comparison.

I had been looking at the Prophet for some time and was already going to buy one, when they released the Prophet 2. I NEVER buy the first release of anything new, but with it was released, I started looking around for a first version Prophet in hopes of getting a clearance discount and I kind...

For me it is my RTI Prophet Performance. The first one without the balanced valve.

That was actually one of the deciding factors when I set down the Maverick that I was really lusting after, and chose a much simpler air gun. I would still ike to have an FX, but not just yet.