N/A Best semi auto pcp airguns that are reliable ?
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I will vote for the Hubens. I've three of them. Any problems I've had with them were self inflicted.
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My Huben has been rock solid - like John said, problems can occur but they are usually operator error, with under sized ammo being a real cause of issues.
I did not know about the Steyr when I bought mine, or I would potentially have gone that route - it seems to be a great piece of equipment . . .
I did not know about the Steyr when I bought mine, or I would potentially have gone that route - it seems to be a great piece of equipment . . .
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Are there any that can compete with FX Impact M3 or Daystate for accuracy out to/beyond 150m?
I’ve been looking at the Western Rattler .357 for long range target competition but I think I’m probably better served by an FX Dynamic/Impact/Panthera or Daystate if I want to have a chance competitively.
Note: I used to shoot .308 and larger caliber long distance competitively in and after my military service and miss the competition. I’m not in a lifestyle that is amenable to full gun culture, so I’m embracing PCP life.
I’ve been looking at the Western Rattler .357 for long range target competition but I think I’m probably better served by an FX Dynamic/Impact/Panthera or Daystate if I want to have a chance competitively.
Note: I used to shoot .308 and larger caliber long distance competitively in and after my military service and miss the competition. I’m not in a lifestyle that is amenable to full gun culture, so I’m embracing PCP life.
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Based on the quality of my three Styer Forrester PB's I would go with the Steyr semi-auto air gun.
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I've never had any sort of feeding or firing problem with either my Sidewinder or my Huben. So far they've both been 100% reliable and both are tack drivers.
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I'm Happy as can be with my Evanix Max Air .25
Never had a jam or misfire and accurate as far as I want to shoot it.
Sits in my Den ready for Starlings, Trash Pandas, and whistle-pigs!
Never had a jam or misfire and accurate as far as I want to shoot it.
Sits in my Den ready for Starlings, Trash Pandas, and whistle-pigs!
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My experience is only with the Sidewinders.
They are accurate and powerful. Number of shots per fill is really good.
I have not hunt a lot yet with them but that will be cured soon.
They are accurate and powerful. Number of shots per fill is really good.
I have not hunt a lot yet with them but that will be cured soon.
Steyrs, Hubens, LCS, Western Airguns, Kalibrgun and Evanix are your top tier semis. To a much lesser extent, AEAs, Hatsans, SAMs, Krals and Snowpeak.
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I have this itch for a semi-auto, in .22. Been looking at Huben K1 and the Kalibrgun Springbok. I shoot benchrest and have several top tier guns, a few Redwolfs, Vulcan 3, Raw tm1000 and a couple more, but don't want to spend a bunch of loot on a shotgun. Are these 2 options as accurate as a benchrest gun?
I heard that the early Hubens were terrible, but the latest ones were much improved, and the Springbok is fairly new, but I know the Kalibrguns are very accurate. Which one to choose? Advise please all you clever guys!
I heard that the early Hubens were terrible, but the latest ones were much improved, and the Springbok is fairly new, but I know the Kalibrguns are very accurate. Which one to choose? Advise please all you clever guys!
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By my standards my Huben is very accurate. It shoots MOA at 50 yards more often than not. I'd put it on par accuracy wise with my AA S410, although the S410 does have a superior trigger.
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