N/A Best *Obsolete* or *Discontinued* PCP Rifle?

Geeze...that "best" question again...

I'll add in the discontinued, Edgun, Lelya 2 / R5M Matador.
"Actually"...built like a tank of airguns ! Run over by a pickup...TWICE, right across the center, and still works properly. Try that, in most any other of todays airguns.

That trick alone should put it (them) into any "best"...discontinued airgun catagory.

Mike
Buddy of mine accidentally dropped his Leshiy classic which put on his rear tire and ran over it, besides a few scuffs and a partially bent end cap it shot and worked like nothing happened.
 
My.25 Sumatra full size has been great. I'm very glad I bought one before it was discontinued. The only problem I have with it is after filling if the hose is to small and doesn't release the pressure in the hose fast enough it will let all of the pressure out of the rifle. I hand pumped it up and when I went to release the pressure in the hose all that hand pumped pressure just leaked out.😡😡😡 It's not like I need to hand pump as I have 2 scba tanks but was just seeing if I could still at 72.
 
My.25 Sumatra full size has been great. I'm very glad I bought one before it was discontinued. The only problem I have with it is after filling if the hose is to small and doesn't release the pressure in the hose fast enough it will let all of the pressure out of the rifle. I hand pumped it up and when I went to release the pressure in the hose all that hand pumped pressure just leaked out.😡😡😡 It's not like I need to hand pump as I have 2 scba tanks but was just seeing if I could still at 72.
Yep, seeing that on my AR6 Pistol. Pointing the gun downward works occasionally but usually I have to pull the fill probe out before it drains the tank.

I had the check valve apart today and I'm thinking a spring to seat things might work.

-- Matt
 
mine would be Wicked Air rifles, wish I would have kept mine this was my night time Racoon, skunk and possum destroyer











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I still have my Falcon FN19 skeleton walnut pistol grip rifle., although I've been thinking of selling it because of my new FX M4 .357. I had a Webley Tempest .22 pistol with walnut stocks that I sold because of my Huben GK1 .25 as that is just so much more fun, accurate, and powerful to shoot.

When I think of the best obsolete, I think of the one whom was one of the first great innovative PCP's with good power, accuracy, and that is the Benjamin Rogue .357 rifle. That to me was one of the first to show the power of PCP's yet Benjamin scraped it after a little over a year if that? and now all they make to me are low end air rifles. If they kept that rifle and got into the more mid to higher quality rifles they would be a one of the leaders but now they are in the low end segment....

That is the problem when brands do not innovate they will often suffer the same fate being obsolete.
 
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I still have my Falcon FN19 skeleton walnut pistol grip rifle., although I've been thinking of selling it because of my new FX M4 .357. I had a Webley Tempest .22 pistol with walnut stocks that I sold because of my Huben GK1 .25 as that is just so much more fun, accurate, and powerful to shoot.

When I think of the best obsolete, I think of the one whom was one of the first great innovative PCP's with good power, accuracy, and that is the Benjamin Rogue .357 rifle. That to me was one of the first to show the power of PCP's yet Benjamin scraped it after a little over a year if that? and now all they make to me are low end air rifles. If they kept that rifle and got into the more mid to higher quality rifles they would be a one of the leaders but now they are in the low end segment....

That is the problem when brands do not innovate they will often suffer the same fate being obsolete.
It was my A H. Hartley Stalker Tiger 10 LE and a Falcon Hawk FN-19 that were the genesis of this thread. Works of art.

-- Matt