That is what business is all about, and they are successful with that. As long as they market without lies or half truths like many companies do.
I have a Gamo break barrel and love it, but their marketing is FULL of half truths. Like shooting 1300 fps. Yes, maybe it can do it at sea level with some super light weight pellets and oil causing dieseling. But who shoots like that? Where is the accuracy gone to?
That is part of half truths. If you ask them they may say "Yes, for certain of their barrels." Not an outright lie but not true for all rifles.
Agreed. For now I don't have a choice. I only have one PCP.
The break barrels always have a very high fps rating when shooting alloy pellets, its in the fine print.
FX is full of half truths, they advertise MAX FPE with the heaviest projectile and shot count with the lightest projectile, while marketing a rifle thats a power house. The half truths and full truths argument is null.
The pellet has provided accuracy and efficiency; the staple projectile of choice of airguns for the last century… until now. Introducing the latest innovation from FX Airguns: FX Halo Ammunition. The replacement for the airgun pellet.
I see a half truth.
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