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Yes I seen that one I was thinking about getting it but I have 5 days to go and 3 more post to be able to message people.

Thats not bad at all. I got a Diana 54 with a scope and that thing is around 12 lbs. I tried hunting with it but it gets tiring real fast.

Am new to air rifles. But I got a bunch of tins to see what kind of pellets my rifles liked, and some I got just because they looked cool.

Am here thinking i have too many tins of pellets "10" and i look at something like that, now i think i need to boost up my numbers.

Am new to the air gun world but apparently it has to do with the way a springer recoils. to be accurate you have to have the same "hold" on the rife and let it recoil the same way every time because the piston hits the end of the compression tube before the pellet leaves the barrel and any...

Nice set up you got! how far do you think those targets were?

Are those big air tanks heavy.

Interesting, you want to go down to .177, I was thinking of getting a .25. Any reason to go down instead of up in caliber.

I have boiled it down to one of those two rifles for my first PCP. Which one would you say is better overall. I do mostly plinking but i see more hunting in my future.

i have read online that the hand pump is not really recommended and a compressor is much better. i would really like to hear from some one with experience who has one. and what compressor makes the best choice. i never owner a PCP and don't want to waist money on stuff i really don't need.