@6 myself. All have carbine stocks as well. I'm a big fan, but I'm pretty much at my limit. anywhere from 6-65fpe here (65 with 15" barrel on .25 pp800) .177, .22, and .25
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True... and I'm about to post a few more I found that didnt make the wall.... hahaJust because you don't particularly care for air pistols is no reason to have so FEW!
Definitely some interesting pistols there!!!I am better at collecting than shooting air pistols for sure. Protek sells reproduction boxes for my Acvoke and some Webleys. Now I just need a Warroir box real or repro.
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Love the Alpha Proj... I have the el cheapo version of it, and it's just not even closeJust the 10m & close target pistols.
FT pistols @ 5 more with another 3-4 being inexpensive misc plinkers. Say a bakers dozen there about.
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Always loved the Ranchero. Almost pulled the trigger a couple times on one and never did.@6 myself. All have carbine stocks as well. I'm a big fan, but I'm pretty much at my limit. anywhere from 6-65fpe here (65 with 15" barrel on .25 pp800) .177, .22, and .25
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Accuracy depends on the pistol, of course. I have some air pistols that I can shoot far better than my MK2, or any of my other rimfire pistol for that matter... and others that I struggle with.I have never shot or even held an air pistol. How does their accuracy compare to say a .22 Long Rifle pistol like a Ruger MK II? What is their effective range?
As far as effective range, I was thinking at what distance can it be shot with the expectation of reasonable accuracy. What I didn't expect was the answer that it was more dependent on the shooter than the pistol that is being shot. Given how accurate some PCP rifles are, I guess I shouldn't be surprised.Accuracy depends on the pistol, of course. I have some air pistols that I can shoot far better than my MK2, or any of my other rimfire pistol for that matter... and others that I struggle with.
Effective range is also subjective. Effective in what regards? I think with most 'decent' pistols, the shooter limitation peters out far before the capabilities of the pistol itself.
I own a couple variants of the PP700 and find them to be great at a lower price point. I let Nate borrow one of them for a video 4 years ago when he was first getting started. This video should give you a good idea of the accuracy and shot count.As far as effective range, I was thinking at what distance can it be shot with the expectation of reasonable accuracy. What I didn't expect was the answer that it was more dependent on the shooter than the pistol that is being shot. Given how accurate some PCP rifles are, I guess I shouldn't be surprised.
How much would you have to spend for a 'decent' pistol?
Nice video. Looks like a good pistol at a reasonable price. I did a Google search for multiple names and the only one I came up with that is available for sale is a Artemis PP700S-A from Krale (Does not appear to be a US company.) at $219 plus $28 shipping. This pistol looks almost the same. Is It? Are there better options?I own a couple variants of the PP700 and find them to be great at a lower price point. I let Nate borrow one of them for a video 4 years ago when he was first getting started. This video should give you a good idea of the accuracy and shot count.
Same one, yes sir... and Krale is a reputable place. I've ordered from there before as have many others here. As far as better options... for the price? I dont think so, but that's only one fellers opinion.Nice video. Looks like a good pistol at a reasonable price. I did a Google search for multiple names and the only one I came up with that is available for sale is a Artemis PP700S-A from Krale (Does not appear to be a US company.) at $219 plus $28 shipping. This pistol looks almost the same. Is It? Are there better options?
By the way, it was nice for you to let him use it for the review!