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RAW vs Thomas? It’s up to the guy pulling the trigger.

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Primarily, AOA has a long list of stuff on sale on their website. Daystate rifles, Brocock rifles, HW 95N break barrel, bipods, scopes, ets. Go on the black friday deals tab on their website. Utah Airguns has a lot of stuff on their sale list too.

I'm 84 and 10 of my 17 air rifles are .177 caliber. I shoot them a lot especially now that winter is coming. Yes, loading is becoming a little more challenging and I keep a broom handy to sweep up all the pellets I drop on the floor.

Most anything with a wood or especially a walnut stock like the TX200, Daystate Huntman/Revere/Wolverine, older RAWs with walnut stocks, and others.

My unregulated Revere shoots great and gets a lot of shots per fill. Accuracy is great throughout the pressure range. The hammer system in these rifles makes them work about as good as the regulated ones. Further, I don't like using a probe to fill the gun which is what the regulated model...

You couldn't have made a better choice. The Daystate is an heirloom rifle IMO. For a scope, the Athlon Heras is a great product, head and shoulders over the cheap stuff out there. Great optics and it's parallax adjustment goes down to 10 yards which you need for what you are doing. I...

There are some great Black Friday deals going on now.

OK, here goes: Daystate Revere .177 cal. JSB 7.87 gr-1001 fps AA 8.3 gr-969 fps AA 10.3 gr-909 fps JSB 13.4 gr- 790 fps I did not test accuracy of all weight pellets, but as you can see, it really shoots! I used to have a Daystate Regal (the old bolt action version) in .22 caliber. I didn't...

How about 20 shots from 10M?? I used a 10M air rifle target.

I have a .177 cal unregulated Revere and I can't say enough about what an outstanding rifle it is.

Yong Heng is a great compressor. It isn't perfect and may fail if abused and let get too hot, but repair parts are cheap and they are easy to fix. I've had mine for 4 years and have had to replace the piston once because the 2nd stage brass piston was defective and one of the lands separating...

Springs are relatively cheap and the TX is easy to work on to change them. Vortek's website shows that you can buy any spring design you designate. Buy a couple of them and see what happens.

As far as I can determine, most any FX rifle of any Mark number is capable of fine accuracy and able to produce enough power to get the job done. If you want a gun for pesting, I believe that a Crown with a wood stock or a Wildcat would be more applicable than a tactical style rifle like the...

Since the introduction of the M4s, there are a ton of M3s gathering dust on the shelves. Gotta clear the decks. This price is about $50 over dealer cost. If anyone is considering an Impact, now’s the time.

I only dislike the fact that I don't have room in my backyard to shoot and I have to pack up my van and drive to the range. Fortunately, I do have 10M in my basement to get me through the winter doldrums.

I'm too old. I don't have the time to wait.

Optisan's website is optisansportsoptics.de. Apparenlty a German company. They list the CP 4-16X32 with a weight of 0.48Kg or 16.9 oz with a length of 10.5 inches, and and eye relief of 3.25-3.5 inches.

Nevermind Element. What about the others?

Consider an Optisan CP series. 3-12 or 4-16X. They are short and light, perfect for a springer for hunting. Treneir Airguns has some.