Surprised no one has mentioned the Taipan Veteran. I'll set some time aside tomorrow and post some pictures of mine
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Favorite .25 Cal. Which one is yours and why?
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for pinking with the grandkids at family get togethers....the Hatsan Invader does a great job
on cans and plinking accuracy, reliability and just plain semi-auto fun !!
much over 2500 rounds thru it, and its still tick'n !!!
on cans and plinking accuracy, reliability and just plain semi-auto fun !!
much over 2500 rounds thru it, and its still tick'n !!!
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I have two in .25, a Kalibr gun carbine and a Taipan Veteran long. Both are very accurate however the vet is quieter and has a better trigger giving it the edge.
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M-Rod, well-tuned with lots of custom upgrades. Both are Great well beyond what most think about shooting.
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New to PCP. Love my Huben K1 in .25 - no modifications, just a Hawke optic on top and lots of pellets downrange. I've resurrected my old chronograph and am starting to dial in settings for a few pellets. No slugs yet, but they are on the horizon for sure!
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Tossup. My Daystate HRXL is beautiful, accurate, and a true lefty. OTOH my gen 1 FX Wildcat is a little more powerful while also being a lot more air efficient, and regulated. And I don’t mind taking it into the thick woods because the ugly synthetic stock can’t really be hurt. It also has terrific balance in the hand.
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Taipan Veteran. Thirty inches long, thirty shots per fill. Loves the JSB Knockout 34 gr slugs.
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My AGT Uragan, it's just got the power and the accuracy I want, it's Lefty friendly and very well balanced, not to mention shot count... 200 per fill
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The Bobcat is the same PLATFORM as the Royale in a more compact CONFIGURATION. Both second to none in pellet accuracy. Virtually maintenance free & unbelievably reliable. Rugged & robust design. Aesthetically, MEH but their beauty lies in their function, dependability & accuracy. (Front-Bobcat, Middle - Royale 500)
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Edgun Leshiy2. The most fun gun I have to shoot. I liked the first so much I got a second one with iron sights. I like the challenge and practice with iron sights. I don’t see many airguns, at least PCPs with iron sights.
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My regulated .25 Stormrider. It's only making 22 fpe but it loves my 27 grain cast pellets and is more than enough for the distances I hunt. 
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At the the moment it's the Huben K1... Things may change , but for now it's this. Powerful accurate and semi.. But I have been looking at the Uragan for a while since I got the Vixen and saw the incredible build quality
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My two .25’s, gotta give the slight edge to the Veteran but the Tac II is a close second place. They are both very accurate with the 25 grain JSB’s. The Veteran is a little more consistent, but I’ve been shooting it for years while the Kalibrgun I’ve only had for less than a year. If the Vet had forward cocking it would be the perfect gum imo.
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I gain respect for your comment on the Veteran needing forward cocking, love to have it's CZ barrel on my Crown
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The only one I own. GA Airguns Power Tuned @KalibrGun Cricket. Makes about 62-65fpe shooting the JSB 34gr. Extremely accurate across a pretty wide power range, achievable by just dialing the hammer spring tension up or down. Don’t recall how many shots it gets, but I believe it can do over 40 at max power.
Have been considering letting it go as it’s just too powerful for my needs. I rarely go woods walking. Just don’t seem to be too enthused about listing it
This shot was taken at 75 yards, at EBR (AZ wind) with the understanding that the goal was to get as close to the pellet without touching it.
Have been considering letting it go as it’s just too powerful for my needs. I rarely go woods walking. Just don’t seem to be too enthused about listing it
This shot was taken at 75 yards, at EBR (AZ wind) with the understanding that the goal was to get as close to the pellet without touching it.
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