I would say from personal experience in the last 1.5 yrs. The Gamo Magnum 22 Cal Gen 3i. The rifle is great. Very light weight and accurate under 50 yds. It is averaging around 28 lbs FPE based on my FX Crony. I have fired just about 10 different brands and GR weight to determine what was best going forward. In the beginning I thought JSB would be the one. It wasn't! Of all of the pellets, it turns out that the cheap Crosman 14.6 GR Hollow point was the most accurate! Other pellets would be too tight while breaking barrel and would cause the loading mech to flex and contort (plastic) and come off the internal rails rendering it non-operational. I once complained to GAMO and they sent me a new one. Turns out it was never broken. It just needed some flexing and twisting to get it to jump back on the rails. Another time I somehow managed to damage the "plastic baffles inside the built in moderator. I shot some barrel cleaning pellets and I did not know they got hung up inside(what a mistake) and when I went to shoot again it blew apart the internal baffle with the pellet causing massive inaccuracy in shooting. Gamo replaced it for free. They had to take it off a returned gun because it isn't a normally stocked item for the public to buy as a part. Speaking of barrel, the lbs of breaking force is very high! It is a magnum. I guess it has to be that way to get the necessary power. It's like working out at the gym. After awhile if you shoot enough your arm gets sore. It is still a nice starter rifle, but this year I made the jump to PCP. Not looking back now! No more break barrels! I now have the Avenge X 25 Cal Tact version and extremely happy with it. What a huge difference! My Gamo Magnum is in a case collecting dust. I often wondered why is it if GAMO is worlds most sold air rifles why is it they can't effectively compete in the PCP world? Their PCPs are jokes at best. If I were the biggest company in the industry, with the resources(top engineers) I would create a separate and whole new line of PCP's to go head to head with FX, AA, Daystate, and Brocock etc. and not remain the Walmart of air rifles. Maybe a new and separate division?