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@bchannell, my Sniper HR was simply awesome, the only reason I sold it was that the dairies near me were no more. Also after playing around with my first Atomic XR. I really came to appreciate the smaller form factor. I simply love my Pathfinder XR in .22 it is a seriously capable PCP...

@DuVulcha, total bummer particularly since you had such a great outing with it at the range. Please don’t let it dampen your renewed interest in the higher end PCP. All PCPs will leak at some point, but I agree with you, the lack of response from the Kalibrgun is unprofessional. So they have...

Yes please, start a separate thread with your impressions. Here’s a video of Dana rolling rats with his .177 Pathfinder. https://community.hardairmagazine.com/threads/backyard-rat-hammering-with-177.5148/

Welcome aboard. Your prior experience with long range ballistics is a big plus for you. With airguns you get to shoot more often, especially if you have a big backyard. Just do some searches here or just browse and you will learn alot. Ask questions specific to your envisioned use and budget...

@DR OF AIRGUNS, am looking forward to “your” impressions of the Pathfinder… It really is a sweet litte beastie.

Comparing any $300 Chinesium PCP to the quality of the Pathfinder? Yes they both may send projectiles, but understand there’s more to the experience. Why not post up some examples of what you broadly state… Or just simply enjoy your $300 wundergun…🙈

There are many rifles that will meet your criteria at various price points. You would be better served by stating your budget. And maybe consider how you might be filling said PCP and allot for that. Either way welcome aboard, I suggest you thread lightly, the Rabbit Hole is slippery… Proceed...

Check out Dana putting his .177 to work… It is a solid little PCP. https://community.hardairmagazine.com/threads/ratting-with-the-177-pathfinder.5080/

Am really liking mine, love that I can run it off any of my outlets and it’s so quiet I can run it indoors…

Check out this post by a fellow member who did just that. Good luck! https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/custom-sniper-hr.1336806/

I leave them alone, they do alot of road kill cleanup around here. On my property my small Jack Russell does not tolerate violations of his airspace. He barks at them, they laugh and continue on their journey.

CPHPs / TP High Hi: 846 Low: 835 Avg: 841 Std: 3 ES: 11 FPE: 22.4 Are what I typically shoot. For this outing I used .15.89 gr, 22 Hades. But I haven’t chronographed them out of the Pathfinder yet.

Took my Pathfinder out for a little walkabout, pictured pest between 30-40 range finder measured yards. Sending .22 Hades. It really is a little pesting machine. I harvested thrice the pictured unfortunates. Simply couldn’t retrieve them all.

I don’t think the Snipers HS can be adjusted without removing it from the stock. The Commander, which is the same gun except with a folding stock allows for HS adjustments. Simply fold the stock and access the HS screw… Either way you’re in for a treat as the Snipers are solid, solid PCPs…

My wife sprayed a whole bunch of them way deep in the back of our property. She showed me an image of them which I identified and she went back the next day and “killed” them all…

They were not mine…

All seven of these HPA went bad within a short time. Multiplying the seven x $s would yield a lifetime HPA compressor. I cannot afford to replace one every few years. And refuse to have to cobble and enhance HPA compressors. So I bit the bullet on a Daystate Super Leggero …

While hand pumping takes effort, if you are reasonably fit it’s not so bad. I started with a handpump with my first PCP, a Gamo Urban .22 and it was all good. Only after I acquired more PCPs did handpumping become a chore. Start slow, spend wisely, if you like what you experience? Proceed...

More interesed in that can of Miller in his hand while sitting on natures can…🙈

Bout to go lay down… good night…🙈